In the past three or four posts, I have almost lamented about how bizarrely my younger brother has been arriving home within 10 minutes of the 9:30 p.m. deadline that I have in place for him. Should he exceed that deadline, I would feel relieved of any onus to be sitting up late with him, operating our Android TV Box to locate episodes of T.V. shows we follow in common.
He knows nothing of any such deadline, yet he is consistently arriving home just a few minutes before it, and it is most annoying to me.
Last evening I was all set to shut things down and head on upstairs here to my bedroom as soon as my cellphone displayed the arrival of precisely 9:30 p.m., for there was by this time less than two minutes to go.
And then I noticed his van pulling up outside, and backing into the driveway. So I checked the time ... and it was 9:29 p.m. Somehow, he had yet again foiled me.
That 9:30 p.m. deadline is fixed ─ I do not depart from it in any direction, not even by a minute. He had beaten the clock yet again, and I had to accept the fact.
I had already drank a glass of red wine, so I was now to sit up until into the latter half of the midnight hour nursing two cans of strong (8% alcohol) malt while watching with him an episode each of Killing Eve; The Morning Show; The Last O.G.; and The Kominsky Method.
Incidentally, it was the series finale of The Morning Show that we were to watch, but I see now that the series did actually get renewed; so it was merely the second season finale that we caught, and eventually we will have more episodes ─ we enjoy the series, for it is generally very well acted.
I want to also mention that early two evenings ago for my own personal viewing, I finally abandoned the T.V. series Bull after having watched the first eight episodes of the first season. I have never enjoyed shows centred around men who wear suits, and legal dramas just do not appeal to me. The sole exception was Judging Amy ─ I was attracted to actress Amy Brenneman, so it became must viewing.
But Bull was absolutely dull. As well, the characters had little appeal to me, and I certainly do not approve of the premise that it is okay to intensely monitor and influence people, and that people can be so easily 'read' or interpreted.
In addition, it was practically the commonplace that the people Bull and his team would represent in court were absolute jerks who were supposedly misunderstood by the rest of us. Well, that doesn't work for me. I am not interested in seeing shows about jerks being exonerated.
Besides, I have scant faith in the judicial system anymore ─ as portrayed on T.V., it is fantasy. The whole thing has been shown the past couple of years to be deeply corrupt.
As for my late bedtime, at least I had nothing planned for the early morning today. That is not the case for early tomorrow ─ I want to be able to rise at 3 a.m. and soon be on my way for one of my five-mile walks in and about Whalley here in Surrey. I cannot stand being out during the overwhelming busy day; and I also happen to appreciate the anonymity of the night.
Nevertheless, Whalley is not exactly the safest of places to be walking about during the hours of 3 - 5 a.m. ─ as Wikipedia says concerning its piece on "Crime" in Whalley:
Whalley was once regarded as the one of the most dangerous part of the Lower Mainland and was notorious for its crime. Until 2018, its streets were home to Surrey's "tent city": a strip along one of its inner neighbourhoods which was home to hundreds of homeless people. Since the early 2010s, after redevelopment of the area, violent crime has shifted south to Newton, which has taken over Whalley's reputation as being the most dangerous part of Surrey.
Despite Newton seeming to have taken over as the Lower Mainland's most dangerous area, once my walking endurance improves, I intend to broaden my range to include some of the Newton area. I particularly used to prefer walking the railway tracks out that way, freeing me up from city street traffic to a considerable degree. I hate that I ─ as a pedestrian ─ am constantly blinded by passing vehicles. Nor do I appreciate being spotlighted by those same headlights ─ my privacy is exceedingly important to me, and I detest being someone's illuminated 'entertainment' in that fashion.
By the way, since I am 72 years old, for a little protection I take with me a flashlight / stun gun, and I also carry a tactical pen. However, the charging cord for the flashlight / stun gun has been missing ever since my well-meaning wife rearranged this room quite early last November, so the rechargeable battery is losing power. As a result, I refrain from using the light. One day, I will have to thoroughly rummage through every packed box stacked about all over this room, for I may well need that battery fully charged one day!
My limited pension income presently does not allow it, but perhaps after July is behind me, I may look into ordering a specialized fighting cane to take along on my walks. And maybe even some sort of tomahawk.
We got some rain overnight ─ it actually began to lightly rain before it was yet dark last evening. And although during the latter morning today my brother closed the living room blinds because some sunshine had broken out and was interfering with his enjoyment of the T.V., the afternoon has been overcast.
The morning T.V. shows we were watching (via our Android TV Box) commenced with a 57-minute interview uploaded to Rumble by Geopolitics & Empire on April 20: Dr. Jessica Rose: COVID Vaccines to Digitize Human, Pandemic Treaty Total Loss of Sovereignty.
Dr. Jessica Rose discusses the fraud we've all experienced over the past few years in relation to the pandemic. The data shows negative efficacy regarding the COVID19 vaccine, meaning that it's actually hurting you. If they can lie about issues surrounding COVID19 so easily, then what have they been lying about the whole time? She goes into the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) and how the adverse event and death reports related to COVID19 injections are off the chart. The FDA and CDC are not even looking at the data. She believes the vaccine is a segueway into introducing new injection platforms, normalizing injections, and digitizing the human. She agrees the goal of the Vaccine Passports is to install the Social Credit System. The WHO Pandemic Treaty will be the total loss of sovereignty for all countries and individuals. That's the end.
I quite adore Jessica, and I think my brother at least enjoys her when she is the subject of an interview or part of some discussion roundtable.
As harrowing as were the possibilities as mulled in that interview, the next video ─ originally uploaded to Odysee on March 29, but here uploaded to BitChute on April 21 ─ was close to 1¼ hours long, and was an interview of lawyer Todd Callender by Dr. Reiner Fuellmich and Viviane Fischer of the Corona Investigative Committee: Covid Nightmare. A Lawyer Tells All.
Guest: Todd Callender - Lawyer (Disabled Rights Advocates)
worked in the disability, health and life insurance industry for more than 20 years and focuses on the international convergence of biomedical, morbidity and mortality risks in the global legal context.
Was the first lawyer in the US to sue the US Department of Defense, HHS and FDA in relation to the mandates and as such, he acquired 400,000 military clients (plaintiffs) with scores of them and others that have provided ample whistleblower evidence.
Knows from the DMED Database that in 10 months of 2021 all cause morbidity and mortality has increased by 11.000% between 18-40 years of age only for military personal. Callender: “This is Genocide
Unfortunately Todd Callender's audio was often faulty, so what he was saying was not always distinct. Even so, things he stated were absolutely horrific ─ some of the worst imaginable concerning the agenda that is presently in play.
The video was clearly a portion of some far longer recorded proceeding.
The final video we were to watch was not one I would have bothered mentioning here, except that my brother actually volunteered having enjoyed it, so maybe there are like minds out there? At any rate, the video was practically an hour long, and was an interview performed by Greg Hunter that he uploaded to Rumble on April 12: The West Needs WWIII - Martin Armstrong.
Join Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com as he goes One-on-One with cycle expert Martin Armstrong, author of “Manipulating the World Economy,” which has 70 fresh new pages in the 5th edition of this very popular book for 4.12.22.
I know nothing of Martin Armstrong, but the views that Martin expressed were what my brother considered to be of such interest that he actually volunteered this to me.
Following that video, my brother sought some bed rest ere heading away for the afternoon to again engage in his daily 'socializing'. Before I had the chance to seek a nap, my wife suddenly showed up.
Yesterday she had wanted me to phone DHL about a large box of health-related products my wife was expecting to be delivered from Thailand's The iCon Group, but I had instead left a message with DHL through their website. I hate phoning anyone like this.
The package had been estimated to be arriving by April 18, but that obviously never occurred. So I asked if it could possibly have been 'lost'?
Fortunately, a reply came via E-mail today at 12:27 p.m. during the noon hour ─ this is the main part of the response:
I do see that your shipment is currently on an uncontrollable clearance delay with Canadian Customs as it is currently being held for inspection/examination by other government agencies. I do apologize, DHL has no control over customs process, procedure, examinations/inspections nor their delays when clearing and releasing goods for entry into Canada. At this time, I have gone ahead and checked the customs system and do see that Canadian customs is not requiring any further documents or information to clear the goods.
The value of the products in the large box probably exceeds $1,000. So had this response not arrived just ahead of my wife's homecoming, I would have had to weather some censure from her for not having phoned the huge organization.
At least we know that the shipment has not officially been 'lost', but who is to say what may yet occur at Canada Customs? There is so damned much corruption everywhere.
Anyway, I have had the time to work on this post because my wife evidently went to bed soon after we spoke, and I then sought a nap once I realized what she had done (we have separate bedrooms). She was still napping when I was done, so I went to work here.
She has been up some while since, however, so I am not going to take further time blogging. I will only mentioned that this latter morning ─ prior to having eaten anything at all, and after some exercise out in the backyard toolshed ─ I weighed myself while wholly naked.
I registered around 194 pounds. No wonder it is so infernally difficult to do any pull-ups!
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