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Due to how rough I felt early last evening, I had myself a glass of red wine even though I did not watch a movie. However, later that evening after my younger brother was home from his daily socializing, I did tune one in ─ 2018's The Cloverfield Paradox.
I used the Bee TV app that I have downloaded int our Android TV Box to locate a source, but it is available online at sites such as MoviesJoy and WAT32, for example. You just have to be prepared for any pop-ups or new browser tabs that are forced on you in seeking to get the movie started and to have it full-screen. Once it gets going, you will be left alone, although sometimes these annoyances will come your way again if you touch the screen with your mouse.
I have watched the two prequels in previous years, and definitely preferred them over this third in the series or franchise. Even the ending to this one was similar to some science fiction movie I had watched before, but I cannot recall its title.
I was tickled to start recognizing one of the actors populating the space station ─ he seemed to be some comedic relief. It was Ireland's Chris O'Dowd, whom my brother and I grew familiar with through his T.V. series The IT Crowd.
Honestly, the movie needed to explain far more than to just end things with its shock finish. Are we just supposed to imagine that all of us on Earth were doomed to fall to the monsters ─ inexplicably large as well as small?
If so, then is there truly no God?
My wife arrived home fairly early into the movie after she had worked the full day at the Thai restaurant where she is employed part-time. She is working another such day today ─ one which has had quite a quantity of mostly weak sunshine. Temperatures dropped to the freezing level last night.
I never had an opportunity to seek some backyard shed exercise in the morning today, but I did get out there into the latter noon hour before having aught to eat. Weighing in at 194 or even 195 pounds while fully-clothed and wearing a pair of runners, I barely managed to eke out the now-expected repetition maximums of 4 - 2 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 2 in the six sets of pull-ups and chin-ups that comprised the main part of my exercises out there.
I would probably incur cardiac arrest if I had been injected at any point with an mRNA shot ─ those sets and even the one set of push-ups afterwards are excruciating for this 73-year-old.
I am considering having an early evening walk instead of becoming embroiled in any T.V., for I have walked very little of late. However, this will entirely change once my wife is away for her two-month visit to Rome (Italy) to see a sister (and niece and nephew) of hers who live there. That departing flight is on the 23rd, so the time is drawing nigh.
The T.V. that my brother and I were to watch this morning via our Android TV Box was led off with yesterday's 35-minute upload to Rumble by A Warrior Calls: AI Dominion Games Ep 14: TESLA COVID PROFILES, TRUDEAU'S CHILDBASE MUTANTS.
David Hawkins is Christopher James Pritchard's guest in this series of often repetitive videos; and although there is a description to the video, I find it too unappealing to care to reproduce it here ─ most people would see it as being far too confusing.
We also watched Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompsons' 1¼-hour livestream of yesterday that was uploaded to Rumble: Canada Leads World in Harvesting Organs of MAID Donors.
Dr. Kevin Stillwagon is our guest today. Dr. Stillwagon is a doctor and a former commercial airline pilot and will give us his opinion on some of the strange decisions that the FAA is making concerning pilots.
We’re Number 1! But not in a good way as we lead the world in organ donations from deceased MAID patients. Clearly, morals are on the decline and we will look at a number of stories highlighting that.
Show Resources: https://bit.ly/3XIiHJF
As well, we watched a 45-minute documentary on BitChute concerning Operation Paperclip:
Operation Paperclip was a secret program of the Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency (JIOA) largely carried out by special agents of Army CIC, in which more than 1,600 German scientists, engineers, and technicians, such as Wernher von Braun and his V-2 rocket team, were taken from Germany to the United States, for U.S. government employment, primarily between 1945 and 1959. Many were former members, and some were former leaders, of the Nazi Party.
In a secret directive circulated on September 3, 1946, President Truman officially approved Operation Paperclip and expanded it to include one thousand German scientists under "temporary, limited military custody"
We would recruit Nazi war criminals to help us advance in our Weapon War Technology quicker the Soviet Union once the Cold War began, in which these Nazis were all pardon. Even Kurt H. Debus, a former Nazi scientist was turned into NASA's director.
The same video seems to be at this BitChute link.
We even watched an old posting to the YouTube channel Talasbuan featuring a Swedish couple's ongoing efforts at off-grid living in their country.
Due to that tool shed exercise session that I could only undertake once my brother sought some bed rest, I delayed eating anything until after I was done. By then, my brother had emerged from his bedroom and then left for the day to once more socialize (i.e., drink beer somewhere).
Thus, I had a later than usual nap.
Nevertheless, it I am to have a walk, I feel that I ought to seek a little rest first, if only for the sake of my weary eyes.
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