Pilliard Dickle
Isn't it obvious that statements like "radical Leftist lunatics who hate America damaged the reflecting pool but we wll Restore it" are paving the way this November for something along the lines of "liberal domestic terrorists tried to rig the Elections but we will accurately Count the Votes to save America" yada yada? He simply throws words words words at an issue, with no evidence—just a slew of nonsensically-capitalized cliches—and this justifies action, for which the repercussions are always zero. Oh there will be outcries and protests (which he will denounce as antifa or some such), maybe a court decision or two (which he will ignore), but mark my word, he has no intention of letting free elections shift the balance of Congress, no matter what it takes. Fingers crossed I'm wrong.


VA staffing reductions and contract cancellations: News reports from early 2025 detail Trump administration-ordered mass firings and staffing reductions at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). This included the dismissal of some staff at the Veterans Crisis Line and researchers focused on cancer and burn pit exposure.
As a pacifist, do I have to love everyone?
Do I have to love the psychos
I hope not. Am I allowed my fantasies
so long as I don’t hurt anyone?
Not to worry,
these guys and gals are
immune to pain!
Though I have heard
some of them are sensitive to ridicule.
So when I say I’d like to see them all dead
at their Thanksgiving dinners,
face down in the cranberry sauce . . .
well, I can dream, can’t I?
- Joan Baez
4th of July Tip: Many Veterans Hate Surprise Firecrackers. They Think That The Enemy is Shooting at Them. SO... If You are at a Party With Veterans... Don't Blow Things UP!
and DOGS Don't Like Firecrackers Either...
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| Vietnam Veterans - "The Wall That Heals" a Traveling Wall for People That Can't Travel to Washington DC |
in Loleta, California... at the Bear River Casino...
I heard a flock of Motorcycles Drive by my house on Highway 101, then followed them to the exhibit.
The Wall That Heals: Mobile Exhibit. On Veterans Day 1996, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF) unveiled a half-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., designed to travel to communities throughout the United States.





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