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Friday, September 9, 2022

Yesterday

 Yesterday was a day for the history books.  I worked, of course, and there's nothing historical about that.  I dealt with a number of customers, and for many the passing of the Queen weighed little on their consideration.  Some Americans have a fascination with royalty, others do not. I, myself, will admit to getting a bit teary eyed when I saw the news flash.

While I was sorrowful, I must admit that my mind turned away from the passing of a great Head of State to her son, Charles, the new king of England, a man, to my mind, who has never been that popular.  His first wife, Princess Diana, was loved by multitudes and Charles was the one blamed for their divorce.  Cheating with Camilla, if I remember correctly.  And now, at 73, he has become the king.  Sadly, I do not doubt that the monarchy is in for some troubling times.

I thought this might be appropriate.


Of course, yesterday was also historic in that America had the chance to watch Stevie Bannon do the perp walk, in handcuffs, no less.  Honestly, I was a bit surprised when I saw how much money he had stolen from the Fund the Wall grift.  $15 million.  I actually laughed out loud when I heard him yell as they were taking him away, "you will never shut me up."  We'll have to wait and see what his fellow inmates say about that.

And the DOJ appealed judge Cannon's fumbled attempt to try and delay Trump's judgement.  Because she is way over her head and listening to Trump's attorneys, there is a good possibility she will deny this.  I suspect most arguments will be useless on her.  In the end, all she will have done is ruin whatever career she might have thought she had.


8 comments:

  1. Steve Bannon on his perp walk was a joy, while QE2's passing was the sadness.

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    1. It's a shame they didn't have Bannon muzzled.

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  2. Was a sad day indeed. As someone who commented on my blog...most world leaders should take some pages from her on how to not be sided with one or the other in politics and give the dictation to the people.

    Steve Bannon....hopefully he is only the first to start going to jail.

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  3. I admit I was sad when I heard about the Queen but obviously at 96 it shouldn't come as a surprise, should it! For me personally, the jury's still out on Charles!

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    1. You and I are in the same boat when it comes to Charles. I've always thought of him as weasly.

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  4. I too was a bit teary when I heard of the death of the Queen. And it triggered a memory of when I was 5 years old my mother waking me to watch the coronation on the television. It is a permanence that may never be replaced.

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    1. The earliest memories I have are of people talking about her hats.

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