Random Thoughts

I was able to buy a bottle of 91% rubbing alcohol. It hasn't been available since March. Other things are still unavailable. Someone I know was just this week able to buy a type of mixed beans that hasn't been on the shelf for months. There are all kinds of things still out of stock because of Covid-19 supply chain disruptions, but the media doesn't think it's newsworthy. Is it being censored in order to give the impression that things are normal, or is the media too caught up in ratings grabs on salacious nonsense?

The weird thing about the riots is that they're all based on lies. The things the people claim they're rioting over don't exist. They're part of a political narrative not reality. They're pure spin. The word spin began being used in the political sphere to replace the word propaganda. The riots are based on lies and propaganda. I find it amazing that so many people can't tell a lie from the truth. I know the education system is dumbed down, but is it really producing masses of "idiots" who can't tell the truth from a lie? Rioters are children throwing temper tantrums against things they don't like. What if people who don't like riots started attacking rioters to protest the destruction of riots?

What would you think about putting rioters in solitary confinement in a FEMA camp for 10 years with no access to liberal media sources? We could build a skyscraper in a desert with solitary confinement cells instead of normal cells. It's a thought experiment I've been conducting. It may seem harsh, but the rioters are trying to overthrow the government. The penalty for treason is death. Ten years in solitary is light in comparison to what they deserve.

It turns out that the man who died while under the knee of a police officer had a lethal dose of Fentanyl in his system, but the liberals censored the autopsy result of it. He was dying before the police ever got there. Seemingly, the knee had nothing to do with the death. The perpetrator was complaining about not being able to breathe while he was still upright and not under duress. Time for the riots to stop.

It's been a bit of a tiring week. There's no news on the book front.

Have a great weekend.

Interlude

Blogger has instituted a new interface, and I don't like it. I may switch over to Wordpress.

I'm taking a break this week. Rosh Hashana is a candidate date for the Rapture of the church. We need it this year more than ever. If nothing happens, I'll see you next week. Even if this isn't the time, the peace process is going full blast. The time is soon. I saw an article with a list of five countries that are expected to make peace with Israel next. It's all falling into place.

Have a great weekend.

It's Back!

Supply chain disruptions caused by the pandemic have never stopped where I live. Some shelves are empty or have few things on them, etc. Something that's been out of stock since March is rubbing alcohol. Not any more! Yesterday, for the first time in six months, I was able to buy rubbing alcohol. It was only available in the small 16 oz. size and only in the 50% and 70% varieties, but that was close enough. I bought 4 bottles of the 70%, and the cashier let me do it. We've had hand sanitizer for a few weeks. Those contain 75% and 80% alcohol. I've been scratching my head over why we can buy shelves and shelves of that but not regular alcohol. Now, I'm wondering whether I should start hoarding rubbing alcohol in case wave 2 disrupts the supply chain even more. Of course, if the Rapture happens on Rosh Hashana, that won't be a problem any more.

This was a tough week on the physical labor front. I got almost nothing done on my personal projects like writing and working on the YouTube channel. I've been too tired and feeling flat. Next week will not be like this week.

Have a great weekend.

Rabbi Predicts the Messiah

The other day I made a post about the idea that based on the prophecy of the fig tree the Tribulation should begin in November. This would put the Rapture, if one believes in it, roughly around September 18 to Oct 1. A prominent rabbi is saying that the messiah is coming this year, 5781 on the Jewish calendar, and Israel could see the messiah as soon as September 18. He says this will be the last Rosh Hashana without the messiah. I wish the article had more details. One of the most interesting things is this rabbi has never been one of the rabbis talking about the messiah coming. What happened that caused him to make such a bold prediction? I'd love to know. Despite the lack of details, the article agrees with the prophecy of the fig tree. The rabbi isn't talking about Jesus, but it's interesting nevertheless. We'll have to wait and see what happens.

Have a great weekend.