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Much as I love trains, Amtrak sucks. I found out that in Europe and Asia, people commonly refer to all Amtrak engines as SLOBS (Slow Locomotive Offshoot Blowouts). You can’t blame it on big oil, climate change or safety for why we don’t invest in rail transport the way we should. But there are over two dozen other countries with electric and diesel service t exceeding 200 mph and altogether over 40 other countries with that same service over 170 mph. Amtrak at best goes 140 mph regardless of what they advertise or claim, yet on average they go much slower and use excuses to announce delays so that people don’t ask for refunds. A bullet train in Japan could go between NYC and Dallas in 5 hours. If you take the US out of all these stupid wars, we have no business in, stop wasting money on stupid projects, use eminent domain the way… Read More »Much as I love trains, Amtrak sucks.

The Climate change hoax business is a longtime thriving industry. Over 5 million people globally captivate and illuminate many by making climate control hoaxes and as these climate change hoaxes time and time again get proven unfounded or go obsolete, the following grows and grows. It’s another thing to show how people today have a hard time separating reality from fantasy.Typically, I deal with them wherever I go. As I observe it, it affects their thinking, behavior, disposition and most of all, their whole outlook on life altogether.All because people in the media who pull these hoaxes thrive drama and publicity, and like other ways, they do so, rather than do their job of presenting actual news.It’s interesting that in my area, climate control activists don’t wear masks or take COVID vaccines, unlike other places in the country. It makes me grateful that I am a clear-minded man. I like to create relationships with others… Read More »The Climate change hoax business

Word salads are very popular for people to cover their wrongdoings in business. Word salads are intended confuse and guilt customers, so as not to look into any issues with services or products. Why work with the customer to solve problems when you can simply give them runarounds and useless word salads instead? Many good customers and service people exist, but many people are moving away from that. Not only is the race card overused, but also the religion card, the lifestyle card, anything that can be used as an excuse to avoid resolving issues with goods or services. Many times, the people who put out word salads are people who like gibberish and drama and enjoy villainizing other people. I had contacted 1 (800) STAPLES to order business card holders, since it is common for Staples to order thing this way that they don’t have stocked in the store. After paying for it, I… Read More »Word salads are popular to cover up wrong doings

For several years, I had been giving blood to the New York Blood Center. I have the red card assigned to me and have followed all the rules and procedures intact. I have successfully given blood and remain medical fit to do so. However, there seems to be one little problem that makes it difficult to participate as a donor. The staffs’ treatment towards me during the interactions exists where my vision is involved involving paperwork and notices. I’m legally blind (not to be confused with totally blind). I am physically unable to read small print, which is what most of the paperwork and notices are in. I request assistance in filling out forms and staff give me a lot of argument. In the past, they would follow the arguement with assistance with some teeth sucking and a few snide remarks. Read more of this article at In the past appointments made, I’d come and… Read More »For several years, I’d given blood to the NY Blood Center

Independent Fact Checkers, as they call themselves, do ample tricks to fool users on social media that they are doing wrong. One common trick is making users think that they can’t log in, or disguise failed access to functions as malfunction. It’s been more common for them to make things look incidental so that you won’t rebuttal or complain, as you would knowing you were disciplined. Fact-checkers themselves are just users with server-access settings of social media sites they work for. As I’ve found in my use of social media, there are no community standards set by social media companies that censor you. Elon Musk fired such people from X, being a were a waste of money. There a lot of tricks that some social media play, most commonly on the ones that censor material. I came up with it as from my own experience. Use of sites that censor become a much more pleasant… Read More »Fact Checkers Tricks

The electric car premise has been poorly planned and poorly researched from the start. You can fully fill up a gas-powered car in 10 to 15 minutes. It’s takes hours to fully charge your electric car’s battery in a “super-charge station” with long lines waiting to charge, or anywhere else it takes much longer a period of time. If you get into a minor car crash in an electric car, there is a good chance the car will erupt in an electrical fire. A car with a gas-powered engine will only burst if the car rolls over too much, slams into a wall or exposed to other fire source, and that’s at the chance it will. Let’s not forget that you still need fossil fuels to produce electricity. In effect, it will be very expensive once you commit. The US government subsidy incentives being handed out is only temporary unless they are on a contractual… Read More »The Electric Car Premise

This COVID ploy has become more expensive than many had expected, and has become a big industry. How long will it take until people learn that this virus can only kill people who are very sickly, very old? How long will it take people to learn that these vaccines are not effective towards it. This is all in the government and cooperate mandates, paranoia and fashion. Nothing more. A lot of people are coming to terms with the fact that paper and cloth masks don’t do provide any protection against an airborne virus such as COVID. The masks are garbage, yet they are big money-makers. They are only worn also because of mandates, paranoia or fashion. The push for masks and vaccines stems from the big industry made out of it for money. Big pharmaceutical companies and health agencies love the money. Manufacturers who make masks love the money too. Now masks are also being… Read More »COVID Mandates – Money Makers

My phone carrier, like most phone carriers will claim that they have no control over the issue with robocalls and tele markers. I get them every day and can not stop them. Most of them come from the United States and are manned by people who will only talk with a phony accent as to keep their identity hidden. Speaking with a foreign accent is also a good way for people to draw stereotypes about people from other countries. I have caught them in the act of this from time to time. If they don’t hang up on you and they get angry enough, they will speak in their natural tongue. Don’t let your phone carrier BS you. They are part of the problem. They sell out your contact info and it goes on and on. Your name and phone number contact info is legally considered part of your account, but not legally deemed as… Read More »Your phone carrier BS you

Having a capitalistic system is a great thing, but only if people don’t abuse it. Much like guns, money can be dangerous when it falls into the wrong hands. Abuse of our capitalistic system is the biggest weapon in bringing it down. The two most common ways this can happen are as follows. There are those people who talk like they know more about money than they really do. I can sometimes spot out people like this by certain habits, such as excessive spending on things they don’t need but get because they want to impress others generically, talking of “taxing the rich” without saying why, or wanting to do away with the stock and finance system without understanding how it works. They like to say “money is money”, but its not always that simple. Some call themselves “financial experts” out of ego, and that’s when they can be at their worst. Then there are… Read More »Working with Our Capitalism