TheWorx

This criticism is aimed at Jewish businessmen and then only at those at the top of the business world. As a businessman, the Jew has much going for him. As most Jews I've encountered he/she is intelligent and diligent. However, there is a dark side. It is this: they work too well together with fellow Jews. What's wrong with that, you may be asking.  There is nothing wrong with that except when those relationships affect the common man, those whom Madison referred to as "the humble sons of unpropitious fortune," and there are an innumerable number of us--especially with the rampant wealth disparity that afflicts our nation and not helped by the diligent Jew making money for himself or for those who, knowing his talents, hire him to do the dirty work. To what extent this sometimes heinous back-scratching is prevalent in our society, I do not know; nor, do I care to know for I am a firm believer in "live and let live." However, I have been personally affected a...

My wife loved Fauci even after I informed her that he was the one who pushed for gain-of-function studies stopped by Obama and reinstated by Trump.   Apparently, my wife is not alone but who can blame her or the countless idolaters of the Media who revere Dr. Fauci. People side with Tony because he seems to speak truth to power especially when he contradicts the President during the White House press meetings. I, on the other hand, wouldn't give two shits for this Frankenstein of a doctor who funds gain-of-function studies whose very purpose is to create a monster--but a monster who would befriend no one--I'm referring to Shelly's Frankenstein monster who is befriended by a blind child who can't see his hideousness (Hollywood version). However, most everyone on Earth can see Dr. Fauci's monster in all its grotesque manifestations. Unfortunately, they continue to idolize the wretched muse that played us a siren's call. No one on Earth--except me and others capabl...

What? A godsend and the Dow is down? Yes, because no money can be made unless stocks are sold --until they are corrected downward as much as possible. Then, the brokers will start buying low, they'll watch the stock prices go up again, and then they'll wait for the next catastrophe and then sell high and make themselves another shitload of money. No one in the country who intends to vote for the capitalist firm of Biden, Buttigieg, Bloomberg and Klobuchar understand the slightest iota of how the market works and how it's manipulated for the rich. SOUTH CAROLINA, vote for Bernie; he'll stop the nonsense. The brokers are happy about the coming of the pandemic because it's an opportunity to make money. They were looking forward to a war but Trump promised his supporters to stay out of wars and they needed something else. BTW, is anyone aware of how important it is to have BernieCare in this age of pandemics? The more people are without coverage, the more the vi...

I.e., only Bernie's Medicare-for-all plan properly addresses future pandemics.

MARGARET BRENNAN asked Smiley Uncle Joe, "Bernie Sanders. Can you stop him, in terms of the momentum he has?" I give her kudos for journalistic integrity by not smiling back at Smiley but with this question I've read between the lines. I read this as coming from a host who is in consternation over Bernie's success. I read, "CAN YOU STOP HIM" (before anyone of us contribute another cent to your campaign?) and I read, "Because, Mr. Vice President, there is a distinct need to stop this damn socialist." And, not stop him because your policies are so much better than his but stop his damn momentum which was not anticipated and which will destroy all the dough I and my husband have managed to accumulate over the months that Trump has been in office--oh, that rich man's saviour, if he hadn't been so blatantly corrupt and wall-loving, he might have been the second coming of Reagan. Now, how would I have phrased the question? I think I would hav...

Harrison Ford is a charitable man. I don't know the extent but he still has 250 million in the bank after his various donations. So, why am I picking on him? You guessed it, a Bernie Sanders supporter he's not. Along with the Old Dems, Bloomberg, Steyer, Klobuchar, and Buttigieg, Mr. Ford would prefer to see a more "moderate" candidate. When a rich man says moderation, what he's really saying is, "I don't want to endanger the status quo." In Mr. Ford's case, it's the status quo that has enabled him to be magnanimous with money and, in so doing, obtain a modicum of kudos in St. Peter's Redemption Book but, frankly, I do believe he cares about animals and the environment and may be an atheist for all I know--he just doesn't care enough to give Bernie Sanders the reins. We've come to the reason why his motivation for moderation is suspect. When someone gets the popular vote and wins the Electoral College, he should be allowed to ...