Heading South and so are Things

Post 4995. Comment, people.

We leave the Stroock Northern Strategic Direction today and return to New Jersey. Good. We found a small leak under the kitchen sink. Let's get the hell out of here before something else breaks. We got the mold report on the basement, and....it ain't pretty. Our guess is the demo has to be done by pros. This process is going to be expensive. 

Our latest in 19fortyfive:  'Donald Trump’s campaign proved to be surprisingly strong, and the upstart candidate won the swing states of Ohio and Florida early on. Nevertheless, as Tuesday turned into Thursday, the Democrat’s ‘blue wall’ of rustbelt states held firm. Voters in Pennsylvania and Michigan gave razor-thin victories to Hillary Clinton. Just after 2 AM, the AP decision desk declared Hillary Clinton had won Wisconsin and the presidency. At the Javits Center the confetti came down, the fireworks went off, and the crowd celebrated the election of the first female president...' Click on through.

The Hill: 'The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) responded on Monday to a much-criticized comment by first lady Jill Biden calling the Latino community “as unique as the breakfast tacos here in San Antonio,” saying that the remark was culturally inappropriate. “We are not tacos,” wrote the NAHJ in a statement criticizing Biden.' The 'doctor' also mispronounced 'bodega' as bo-diga. It's 'Bo-day-ga'. Joe is going to Israel this week. There is a 100% chance he says something like, 'I've always admired how good you Jews are with money. I mean, look at the Rothschilds, man.'

Why is New York City running nuclear attack PSAs? There must be some reason. We're going to quote a FB friend of ours, 'I absolutely believe our ruling class is evil enough to start a nuclear war to avoid being obliterated in the midterms.' Each day we see a little more evidence to make us think the Great Reset is real. Russia is obviously not part of the future envisioned by the Davos set. 

Totally spaced on Monday Metal yesterday. I don't watch Stranger Things, I don't know what it's about, and I don't care. This, however is totally cool:

Young writers, observe how the countdown and the ever strengthening elements build tension to the final conflict. Master class, people.