After my younger brother showed up last evening, I put our Android TV Box into action and we watched an episode each of Chicago Fire, then Edgar Wallace Mysteries, and finally Chapelwaite.
Where the Edgar Wallace Mysteries series were concerned, I have been finding sources for them at RareFilms.xyz, and last evening we enjoyed The Man Who Was Nobody. The best description for the feature may well be at the blog Classic Movie Ramblings.
My brother and I enjoy old British films, but I have to confess that I never had any familiarity with any of the cast, although John Crawford did seem vaguely familiar.
Hazel Court as the female 'gumshoe' was a nice twist, and I enjoyed her character's budding attachment to that of John Crawford.
I get quite a kick out of hearing the Brits using much of the same gangster lingo that I grew up hearing in American movies.
There was a scene where supporting actress Lisa Daniely's character is given a close-up where she vehemently proclaims not only her innocence in a murder, but she launches into a dramatic expression of being driven nigh crazy by the recurring images of the man's death ─ the way her eyes darted back and forth with almost insane hysterics was priceless!
I would love to have that clip to replay from time to time.
I want to mention discovering a couple of days ago that last week, I apparently watched the final episode in the T.V. series Private Eyes, and never realized it at the time.
The episode's conclusion has the two titular characters admitting to one another that they ought to explore the feelings they each felt for the other, and it seemed to me that it was something of a cliffhanger. Yet I never suspected that I had just witnessed the series finale.
I was never a big fan of the series, but it always helped to pass time rather pleasantly.
Boy, this hot weather! I did some afternoon sunning, but I didn't seek to meet or exceed the 1½ hours that I believe I managed yesterday. Today, I only exposed myself from 1:36 or 1:37 p.m. until 2:40 p.m. The major reason for that is that when I had a very hot bath early last evening, it was excruciating on my overexposed skin. I didn't dare try to lie down in the tub.
Sunning overlong also taxes me severely. I had to lie down for an hour or so after today's session, else I would never have been able to work on this post. And I also began a post at one of my two hosted websites. I wrote a few days ago that I was about to start that post, but I only got at it today.
As for the morning's T.V. with my brother today, we watched quite a lot. Using our Android TV Box, I first set us up with a 37-minute (37:57) BitChute documentary titled The Truth in PLANE Sight. That link is only a sample link ─ should it fail, you can find numerous other sources for it at BitChute.
This episode : The truth in PLANE sight - covers the Globe deception, 9-11, Chem-trails, Fake News, Crisis Actors, & More!
It did try to cover a fair amount of ground. What is the most difficult for me to lay credence to is the claim that we do not live on a planet, and there is no 'Outer Space'.
Supposedly the reason that we have been lied to about the Earth being a planet orbiting the Sun is because ─ if I understand this correctly ─ those unseen 'Elite' who control world events do not want us to feel connected to God. Supposedly, if we believe in an infinite Universe, this removes any sense of us being a unique creation.
For me, the opposite is true. If a 'Flat Earth' with a fixed firmament above us is all that there is ─ there is no Outer Space with a distant infinite number of suns and their planets (let alone other galaxies) ─ then I feel robbed.
I'm not at all interested in spending Eternity on this 'Flat Earth' God has created and placed us upon, should I ever qualify for Eternal Life! If what we all have is tantamount to being insects in some enormous terrarium, and there is nothing more beyond ─ no infinite "Space, the Final Frontier" that we as spirit beings could roam and explore (and maybe even be given charge of), this would be monumentally disappointing to me.
That is what would be dispiriting for me ─ not the concept of an infinite cosmos.
But I must move on.
The second video I tuned in was a little over an hour long (1:05:38) and uploaded to Rumble on June 21 by Vaccine Choice Canada: Ted Kuntz interview by Amanda Forbes - Ted's Journey Into Understanding Vaccine Risks.
Ted Kuntz and Amanda Forbes. In this interview we spotlight someone very special to Vaccine Choice Canada, our president, Ted Kuntz. The conversation is led by Amanda Forbes of Children’s Health Defense Canada.
This dive into the private life of Ted Kuntz was so profoundly touching. I have a huge appreciation now for the man.
Next up was a 50-minute (50:59) Canadian Citizens for Charter Rights and Freedoms June 14 upload to Rumble: Major Russ Cooper (Ret'd) “In Hot” interview with Tom Marazzo of Freedom Convoy 2022.
Tom Marazzo discusses the state of Canadian civil liberties with C3RF. Tom was the man at the heart of the “Freedom Convoy 2022” and “Veterans 4 Freedom” initiatives. Not resting on his laurels, he is now deeply involved with a “Canada Marches” super event that sees Warrant Officer James Topp trek across Canada in the name of freedom. As these efforts accelerate one after the other, will the end result see a restoration of the checks and balances that’s once made Canada an enlightened democracy and a great place to live?
Again, very interesting!
The final video I tuned in was a June 24 or 25 upload by Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson to Rumble: Live with Cheryl K. Chumley and Mark Sherwood.
On a historic day in the US, the Supreme Court has correctly overturned the unconstitutional Roe v. Wade decision. Joining us today to break it down will be Oklahoma Gubernatorial candidate Dr. Mark Sherwood and Washington Times columnist Cheryl K. Chumley.
Visit Dr. Mark Sherwood’s website: http://www.sherwood2022.com/
Visit Cheryl K. Chumley website: https://bit.ly/3xPPpxK
Laura-Lynn initially had Mark Friesen as a co-host until she began her separate interviews with her two guests.
My brother never got all the way through Laura-Lynn's first interview (Cheryl K. Chumley) because he needed to get some bed rest ere heading off for the afternoon and early evening to 'socialize'.
I waited until he had gone before I sought that session of sunning.
Well, I have an early a.m. walk planned for overnight, so I will not be sitting up late this evening. If my brother is not back home by 9:30 p.m., I will not watch even one episode of anything with him.
And since it is already after 7:30 p.m., I must be done with today's post so that I can have a little supper and catch some T.V. entertainment.
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