Once my younger brother was finally home into the latter evening yesterday, I used our Android TV Box so we could watch an episode each of Imposters and then Inspector Morse on our T.V.
Where that latter was concerned, the episode was season six's "The Death of the Self". I was impressed by how magnificently robust the actress was who played an opera singer who had once lost her confidence and was struggling to regain it. Was it possible that she ─ actress Frances Barber ─ was actually doing the singing?
To think that this beautiful woman who was so nicely endowed and who also looked absolutely deadly in tights could also sing like her character did, seemed beyond fair.
Well, it took some researching, but it turned out that Frances Barber did not do the singing. It was a woman named Janis Kelly, according to this excellent article at website Morse, Lewis and Endeavour. There are many images from the episode in that comprehensive article, including a busty one of the actress. I will therefore just add these two further photos of her from other stages in her career:
Of course, lovely Frances is now 68 years of age, whereas that episode of Inspector Morse was released in the Spring of 1992 ─ so, just over 30 years ago. For myself, I was 42 years old 30 years ago ─ I do NOT look as appealing now at the age of 72 as I comparatively did back then.
But let me move on.
My brother and I had watched T.V. until maybe 12:20 a.m., so he was set to call it a night. I sat here at my computer for a time, and then late into the midnight hour I heard my wife come into the house.
One of her sons was still up, so she engaged him rather loudly, leading me to believe that she must have had a few drinks; and then she seemed to get busy doing some cooking ─ she is a bedtime snacker.
I did not feel like having any communication with her, so I shut my bedroom door and finished whatever it was I had been doing here at my computer, and then I went to bed (she and I have separate ─ but adjacent ─ bedrooms).
She had to work a full day today at the Thai restaurant where she is employed part-time, so she got up this morning around 9:30 a.m. The restaurant opens at 11 a.m., but it is a fair drive away.
My brother and I had been watching some T.V. together, and were still doing so by the time she readied herself for her day and then headed out the door to her car and her drive. The morning was overcast, so she was not going to have to contend with any brilliant sunlight.
When my brother first turned the morning T.V. over to me in order to see some videos via our Android TV Box (he does not understand its operation), I led us off with two that had been posted to Librti.com yesterday ─ the first of them was not even two minutes in duration: UK Newscaster Laughs At Alberta, Canada For Our "Unknown Cause" Scam.
The second video topped a half hour (31:13): Liberal Government (Trudeau) Getting Caught Red Handed In Court About Their Bizarre Travel Mandates.
The Canadian Fed (Trudeau) just got caught in court for a MASSIVE lie that anyone from Health Canada or any other institution " advised them to not let the Un-V'd travel." They lied constantly to the public (Omar Alghabra) saying it was the recommendation from our institutions. Under Oath their entire story is outed as a scam.
I do wish that Odessa Orlewicz would learn how to display the articles at the websites she reads from so that we could at least read along ─ but that would probably entail creating her videos for later publication (uploading), whereas she is addicted to livestreaming. That is a dreadful weakness.
Today she made a very helpful post that linked to the Canadian Covid Care Alliance and this wonderful opportunity for Canadians to voice their grievances on a worldwide scale: International Criminal Court Testimonies- An Appeal to Canadians.
I want to see Crime Minister Trudope crushed ─ along with every single one of his lying lackeys. But thus far, the only grievances I can lay claim to are being unable to easily buy ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine; and having to wear a face mask for a number of months (last Fall, Winter, and Spring) in order to do any shopping at businesses.
I never needed to get inoculated, for I am retired. However, my wife and her youngest son had to in order to work. If either of them suddenly fall prey to consequences of that toxin, then I would have much to say!
My wife's eldest also got inoculated. However, the idiot only did so because he is a gym rat who is incapable of sustaining muscular development without access to a gym environment. He knew better, but he was a weakling whose muscular presentation meant more to him than the risks he was taking by submitting to the Kill Shot.
Okay, the next video my brother and I watched was nearly an hour long (58:35) ─ a July 23 upload to Rumble by Liberty Coalition Canada's Pastor Mike Thiessen: Andrew Lawton: Canada’s Biggest Bookseller Won’t Carry His Best-Selling Book!?!
On this episode of Open Mike, Mike is joined by broadcaster and columnist with True North, Andrew Lawton, who is also the author of a brand-new, best-selling book on the Freedom Convoy. Tune in as they talk about the Canadian freedom movement, journalistic integrity, and why in the world Chapters-Indigo won't carry his new book. Enjoy.
Episode Resource: Get Andrew's new best-seller "The Freedom Convoy: The Inside Story of Three Weeks that Shook the World."
Next up was a 25-minute (24:57) interview: Endoscope Sterilization- Interview with David Lewis and Dr. Mercola.
Based on the evidence, an international team of experts is recommending routine colonoscopies only if you have a 3% potential of developing a growth in the next 15 years. If it is less, then the pitfalls associated with the procedure are not worth the risks.
One study found a 17% risk of a missed cancer diagnosis with a colonoscopy. Other risks include perforation of the colon, which is raised when you have anesthesia with the procedure, gut microbial imbalance from preparation for the procedure, equipment contamination from improper sterilization between patients and death from complications.
David Lewis, Ph.D., states that up to 80% of hospitals sterilize their endoscopes with glutaraldehyde (Cidex), which exacerbates the issue by preserving human tissue in the endoscope picked up during the procedure. The best method of sterilizing the equipment to date is peracetic acid, which will dissolve protein tissue and clear the endoscope.
The final video my brother and I watched was just over an hour in length (1:02:09), and had been uploaded to Rumble last October 30 by America's Untold Stories: CIA in Hollywood.
The CIA has been in bed with Hollywood for decades. Eric Hunley and Mark Groubert present America's Untold Stories where we explore cultural figures and history that is often under-appreciated or overlooked.
Operation Mockingbird, the Cold War CIA program to infiltrate the American media is supposedly long gone. But is it really?
Between 2006 and 2011, the CIA’s Office of Public Affairs (OPA) was involved in at least 22 of the U.S. entertainment industry’s projects. Some of the productions included the films Argo and Zero Dark Thirty and television shows like Top Chef and Covert Affairs. We spend extra time on "The Recruit" which was written originally by Mark.
There are two companion videos to that one which I will eventually have my brother and I watching.
My brother sought some bed rest after the CIA video, but I had a fairly light meal before seeking a nap. He was gone for the day when I later rose.
There seemed a fair amount of sunshine by this time, so I gambled on it being worthwhile to get some exposure out in the backyard, and so at 2:47 p.m. until some minutes past 4 p.m. I remained out there while attired in just a pair of gym-style shorts. However, I might estimate that about half of that time I was under drifting cloud cover.
After I came back into the house, I finally got around to photocopying some photo ID with my address on it so that I could send it in along with my two votes pertaining to the Conservative Party leadership 'race'. Votes have to be received by mail no later than September 6, so I will mail my two votes in tonight.
Note that the voting process allows for one person to vote for as many as all six of the listed candidates, but each has to be ranked according to preference. I am only interested in seeing two of the candidates get the leadership (Roman Baber or Leslyn Lewis).
You can see Wikipedia's article on this 2022 Conservative Party of Canada leadership election to see just who the other four candidates are.
Please note that although I joined the Conservative Party solely to make this vote, I have no intention of voting for the Party in any upcoming federal election. My vote will go to the People's Party of Canada.
I just want to ensure that if the Conservatives do win a federal election, then I want a hand in determining who their leader is at that time.
Enough blogging for today. I have an early a.m. five-mile walk planned for overnight that is going to require me to get up at 2:30 a.m., so I shall not be sitting up overlate this evening.
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