Badlands

My four-mile round trip hike for a dozen cans of beer last evening was successful, and I was actually back home before my younger brother. In fact, he never showed up until nearly 11 p.m., and was absolutely plastered.

I wasted an episode of one of the shows we follow in common ─ Wanted. Granted, it was only episode four ("Badlands") of season one, but he stupidly growled out the question, "Is this something new?"

I was so fed up with his condition that in distinct exasperation and annoyance, I simply responded with my own nearly growled and drawn-out, "No...."

In not time at all, he was passed out.

I surprised myself by recognizing character Lola Buckley's older sister Donna Walsh as being the same actress who plays the unscrupulous tavern owner and mother of main character and rather oddball Janzo in the T.V. series The Outpost that my brother and I follow. The actress's name ─ Robyn Malcolm ─ was unknown to me, though.

This was information I would have shared with my brother, but last night it was utterly pointless.

After the excellent episode, I opted not to waste any further of our shows on the oblivious drunkard, so I tuned in an episode of The Graham Norton Show ─ episode 18 of season or series 31. It was wasted on him as well, but at least each of Graham's shows are of course independent of each other, and missing one in no way has any sort of gap in an ongoing storyline.

After Graham's show, my brother was still profoundly passed out and snoring heavily, so I just turned off the Android TV Box and the T.V. and left the feeble-brained fool there in the dark.

He did eventually revive and head off to his bedroom for the night before I had yet gotten to bed. I did not do that until after I heard my wife finally come home. I was too weary to care to have any interaction with her, so that was my cue to shut myself into my bedroom and call it a night. Besides, she had her two sons to interact with.

All told, I had only drank two cans of Cariboo Malt (8% alcohol).

Morning was typical for me. I never joined my brother for morning T.V. until at least 9:15 a.m., and when he relinquished it to me so that I could put our Android TV Box back into action, I led us off with a 19-minute (19:29) video uploaded yesterday to YouTube's Rebel News channel: 'This is the slow walk towards full tyranny': Viva Frei on the Online Harms Act.

http://StopTheCensorship.ca | MORE: https://rebelne.ws/3PctnhZ
Rebel News reporter Alexa Lavoie speaks with lawyer and political commentator Viva Frei about Trudeau's new 'online harms' bill.

Then it was over to a very short (3:48) video added two days ago to Rumble's Bonobo3D channel: Sex Between Vaxed & Unvaxed - Dr. Charles Hoffe.

During his presentation, "Courageous Love" (March 2/24 at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in White Rock, B.C.) Dr. Charles Hoffe was asked about sex between a vaxed and an unvaxed person.

Next was an eight-minute (8:14) addition of yesterday to Rumble's The People's Voice channel: WEF Orders Govt’s To Digitize Billions of Citizens’ Brains Before Mass Extinction Event.

World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab has announced plans to extend the lives of his chosen few by using avatars, algorithms and a slew of non-specified injections.

Meanwhile the rest of humanity will be left to perish in a mass extinction event the global elite are referring to behind closed doors as a “biotic catastrophe” in which at least 90% of the human race is wiped out.

If you thought the great replacement taking place in the US via the wide-open border was diabolical, wait until you hear what the global elite have in store for humanity at large.

Last was a two-hour (1:58:52) video from yesterday to Rumble's Vaccine Choice Canada channel: Dr. Byram Bridle - Censored for Telling the Truth About Vaccines.

Dr. Byram Bridle is an Associate Professor of Viral Immunology in the Department of Pathobiology at the University of Guelph. He is also the Chief Operating Officer with Immunoceutica, whose vision is to: Educate, empower and equip the global community to achieve health and well-being more naturally.

In this conversation we explore his journey from vaccine developer to being censored for questioning the COVID narrative, and hise research into supporting health and well-being naturally.

Dr. Byram W. Bridle Substack: https://substack.com/@viralimmunologist

There were other links in the video's fuller description ─ please go to its link to view them.

My wife had this fairly sunny day off work, so I felt motivated to begin gathering together the documents I need in order to file our income tax returns for last year. I had to apply online to the two newspapers I have weekend subscriptions to ─ there is a tax credit available that the subscriptions allow; so I must now wait until I am E-mailed confirmation by the two newspapers before I can begin filing our tax returns. I will be doing that online.

So ... maybe tomorrow?

I most definitely will not be sitting up this evening to watch any shows with my brother ─ the sour taste left with me of his state of last night is too unpalatable.

I did watch a show on my own early this evening ─ an episode of Castle Rock. This time it was episode seven ("The Word") of season two.

I seem to have missed understanding at the end of the previous episode that the stupid young Joy actually killed her own mother in preventing her mother from killing loony Annie, who most deservedly ought to die. Annie's pathetic life is meaningless to anyone except her young half-sister Joy, whom Annie deluded over the course of Joy's life into believing that Annie was actually her mother.

Annie had thought she had butchered Joy's real mother when Joy was a baby, but the mother survived. Annie was then going to drown the baby Joy and kill herself, but the laughter of the baby stayed her from the act. And from there, she spent the years raising Joy as if Joy was her daughter ─ the sick freak ─ while travelling across the country in her paranoia that they would be found out.

I have had my fill of Joy as well ─ hell, the whole series is irredeemable.

The need was and still is quite strong to have a little to drink before I get to bed, but I have to do better at conserving what I have ─ my finances are precarious, so replenishment of what I consume is not exactly a sure thing at present.

I need a financial miracle ─ at least I hope that my tax refund will be massive, in view of the annual utilities due early April, home insurance June 14, and deadly property taxes earliest July ─ all while trying to pay a wretched bi-weekly mortgage.

Living like this is so damned stressful.

I plan on rising at 1:30 a.m. to begin readying for a five-mile+ walk overnight, so I hope I manage a good sleep after I get to bed ─ no later than 9:30 p.m., if I have some good sense.