Monday Melange

 Over the weekend, I cleaned up a few things on my computer. According to Yahoo, I had 6552 unread e-mails in my inbox. It's been a couple of months since I emptied that. In my hierarchy of priorities, emptying my "inbox" is right below combing my hair. Why am I even writing about this? Karine Jean-Pierre.

Now that I have your attention, last week KJP used the word "purview" 18 times in a single press conference about cocaine in the White House. While several reporters commented on this, Greg Gutfeld of Fox had the best comment. He just said, "Somebody has a new word!" And so, it is. Possibly shocking some of you, I subscribe to Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day. It arrives early in the morning, so you have the opportunity to read it and use it. I rarely use it, but it is still interesting. Today's word is "bon vivant". I doubt that the girl with the Jiffy Pop hair will be able to work that into an answer about cocaine in the West Wing. "Monday Mélange" is a tribute to KJP. Keep learning, Honey!! Sooner or later, you will learn to tell the truth. By the way, "mélange" was not the word of the day, I just like alliteration and thought that "medley" was a little bland.

Here's a quick shot on the White House cocaine story. They are renovating the Situation Room. The Situation Room is near one of the several locations where the cocaine was reported to have been found. Let's look at this from a Democrat's view. They are remodeling in the White House. The White House is white, cocaine is white, the Bidens are white. The decorator thinks it just all goes together. Laugh if you will, but that is a better explanation than we will end up getting from the Secret Service. 

We are sending "cluster bombs" to the Ukraine because we are running low on howitzer rounds. This according to some senile old fart touring Europe in Air Force One. In 1982, Biden opposed selling the cluster bombs to Israel. Today he is sending them free to the Ukraine. Someone needs to explain the thought process (If there actually is one) in this flip flop.

Biden has said that we are sending them cluster bombs to use while we can restock them on 155 MM howitzer shells. What are we going to do if they run out of cluster bombs while waiting on howitzer shells? Will we give them tactical nuclear weapons while we wait for cluster bombs and howitzer rounds to be produced?

As I write this, the White House and their media lackeys are struggling to clarify his statement about our supply of ammunition. Of course, they are assuring us that our military has all of the ammunition that it could ever need. We apparently just had all of that extra ammo sitting around to give away. I have already seen two stories pop up trying to explain his statement. Why don't they just put a gag on him and get it over with? 

We have supplied the Ukrainians with more than 1.5 million rounds of 155mm ammo.  They are using about 3000 rounds a day with gusts to 5000 or 6000 rounds a day. How can there be anything left in that area where they are fighting?

Eisenhower warned us about the military-industrial complex. He was right. Politicians of both parties are supporting a war in a place that most Americans can't find on a map. Why? Other than payoffs for American politicians, what interests do we have in the Ukraine? Some people claim that we are operating biolabs in the Ukraine. This is almost certainly true as no media folks are the least bit interested in the story. Maybe Eisenhower left out a part of the threat of which he spoke. Should he have said "media-military-industrial" complex? 

How about discussing the "social media-government complex"? There is a federal judge who has issued an order that acknowledges the existence of that complex. Apparently social media exists to allow the government to censor free speech. Go ahead and place your bets on it, this case will end up in the Supreme Court. Social media is obviously just a shill for liberals in government.

I will go turn on the television and see if Biden has declared war on anybody yet.