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This Aint Normal - Wednesday!

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What is good, y’all! It’s a blissful and nippy Wednesday morning. I just want to say, what’s going on in the world right now, it ain’t normal. I’ve been alive long enough, I’ve seen a few political cycles in my day, and what we’re seeing right now in America ain’t normal.

I don’t like talking about it too much, but at the same time, this is all that’s on my mind right now. It’s just how unnormal this thing is. I’ve talked before about signal to noise, where the actual message, what’s actually being done, gets surrounded by noise. All of a sudden, everyone’s so distracted by everything else. Like, we’re all so distracted by, you know, that they spent what, $70,000 or something on a DEI musical in Ireland or something. So you got this noise that gets everyone distracted and everyone angry.

Meanwhile, they’re decimating and totally cutting apart the FBI, totally cutting apart the CIA, the intelligence agencies. Maybe I don’t know. I just don’t see how any of that is good. I’m not a smart person, I tell you all the time, I’m not the smartest person, but firing and cutting away at your chiefs, like your FBI heads, and then gutting the CIA does not seem like a thing that you do normally.

And now everyone’s talking about, yeah man, Elon go Elon, cut out the waste, show it all. I really wonder if he’s going to touch military spending. He’s touching USDA spending, but are we going to see him get anywhere near military spending? Let’s talk about that. I don’t think we are. The world’s crazy, man, and a lot of this stuff is just going to be wait and see, and being proven right or be proven wrong one way or the other. I’m not here to say that this is how it should be and this is the only way, because I do agree bureaucracy is a hell of a thing, and it gets crazy expenditures and people are laundering money in different ways. I’m not against cutting all that out and exposing that, giving that the light of day needs. But something fishy is going on. There’s just way too much noise, which makes me think we’re missing the signal here.

And yeah, it’s kind of… I mean, I’m in Canada, so no one wants to come up here even if they want us to be a 51st state. Ain’t happening, man. Y’all don’t want this life. Y’all ain’t about this cold, man. So wild wild time anyway, and especially now with the things Trump said about Gaza. Yeah, just get them all out of there and we’re going to take over and we’re going to set up a resort, piece of [__]. Could you imagine him saying that about Punjab or any place you live? Imagine someone saying that about Florida and taking over his Trump resort? I don’t know, man. It’s a heavy time, and I would be fake if I were to pretend like this wasn’t what was on my mind right now. Anyways, y’all take it easy till the next one. Peace.

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updated_at 31-07-2025
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