Last evening was the final in a streak of at least three in which I sat up late with my younger brother, operating our T9 Android 8.1 TV Box to locate episodes of a few of the T.V. series we follow. I can confidently say that I will not be doing the same this evening because he went off this afternoon without his van ─ this betokens his intention to do some serious drinking, for he will have caught a bus.
I had heard him on his cellphone talking with his friend Greg, so there will be a rendezvous of the two of them ─ and perhaps one other ─ at some neighbourhood pub. Therefore, he will not likely arrive back home until into the latter half of the evening.
These late evenings are making it almost unfeasible for me to rise overnight to work on the post that I have been slowly constructing at one of my six hosted websites; I ought to have the post finished and published within a week's time, though.
This morning, I did not rise until nearly 6:00 a.m. to get to work on the post, putting in what I deem to be a day's minimal amount of supplied content.
My brother rose around 8:30 a.m. to begin his morning schedule of T.V.-watching, but when my website post work was done, at 9:00 a.m. I needed to seek my bed to rest my crippled eyes. I remained there until the approach of 10:00 a.m., and then went downstairs to join my brother and put our Android TV Box into action.
I led things off with a documentary I had read about early this morning in an article published at Mercola.com: Twitter Falsely Labels All Mercola Links as Unsafe.
The documentary ─ 26 minutes in length when credits are included ─ is titled Plandemic, but I won't link to a location. You won't find it on YouTube or Vimeo or Facebook or other similar websites because the censors remove copies as soon as the copies are discovered by them.
I have no idea what supposed disinformation the video is supposed to contain that merits this censorship, but I find the idea outrageous that people are denied the right to view the video and think for themselves. Instead, we are all supposed to toe the official line and believe only what we are told to believe.
There are alternative social media websites where the documentary can easily be found, however ─ websites that do not practice censorship. Try, for instance, D.Tube; or even BitChute (a CAPTCHA has to be passed in order to access this website ─ I had to go through two of them where I had to select images containing an umbrella in a sort of collage of images).
I read that there are about a dozen of these alternative or uncensored video websites.
My brother had complained when I first announced my intention to play the video; however, at its conclusion, he of his own volition offered that it was interesting. He sat and watched it throughout, too.
oooooooooooooo
I took a break from this post to lie down for an hour or so to again rest my sorry eyes. An early afternoon nap was insufficient.
And now it is already 7:00 p.m. ─ I still have a session of exercise to tackle, so I must bring this post to a close.
We have no had rain today. The morning dawned to an utterly drenched local landscape, but things have progressively dried since then. There have even been breaks of sunshine.
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