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Life can only be understood backwards William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 9-7-23
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.
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Bunny Welsh Gives Insight On Cavalcante Escape — Former Chester County, Pa. Sheriff Bunny Welsh appeared, today, Sept. 6 on WWDB‘s Don’t Back Down and AM 990’s Chris Stigall show to describe the ongoing effort to capture Chesco prison escapee and multiple murderer Danelo Cavalcante, who has now been on the lam for a week.
The escape has made international news.
Cavalcante escaped from the prison, Aug. 31, after being convicted 15 days earlier for the April 2021 stabbing of Deborah Brandao, his ex-girlfriend. He was sentenced to life in prison.
Cavalcante, who entered the country illegally, was also wanted for murder in his native Brazil.
While we missed the Stigall show, we heard her tell Don’t Back Down hosts Stan Casacio and attorney Andy Teitelman that a plea in Portuguese from Cavalcante’s mother for him to surrender is being broadcast from aircraft over southern Chesco. She noted that men and women in law enforcement are diligently searching the area in the 90-plus heat all the while wearing body armor and carrying full equipment.
She said that Cavalcante, who is only about 5-feet tall, is believed to have some survival training, which is helping him avoid arrest.
Ms. Welsh said that Cavalcante’s prison shirt has been found.
She noted that if the Chesco Sheriff Department kept its K-9 squad Cavalcante would likely been arrested hours after his escape.
She said the prison in Pocopson is designed for 1,100 inmates but now has a population of about 600.
Ms. Welsh, who was among those consulting with President Trump regarding law enforcement issues, also told a story about the compassion of the President. She said that family whose son died of a fentanyl overdoes asked her to pass on a letter to Trump. She said that he took it and offered condolence. Following the event, though, he approached her, talked with her about it and then wrote a personal note to the family.
Trump never went public. The only ones who know about it are the ones she tells.
Hopefully, she never stops telling it.
She said that Trump, in person, is gentle and more inclined to listen than speak.
Bunny Welsh Gives Insight On Cavalcante Escape
Pennsylvania Schools Lose 139K Students But Add 21K Administrators — Pennsylvania public schools have lost 139,000 students since 2000 but gained 21,145 more employee, notes Commonwealth Foundation.
This employee growth includes nearly 40 percent more highly paid administrators than 20 years ago.
Schools have not gotten better.
The Foundation also points out that Pennsylvania school districts spent $21,263 per student in 2021–22, ranking 7th in the nation at nearly $5,500 more than the national average.
Chesco United reported, Aug. 24, that an audit of 12 school districts by state Auditor General Tim DeFoor found that all routinely pass big tax hikes despite having budget surpluses in the tens of millions of dollars.
Those running our schools don’t care about themselves not education.
School choice and charter schools are a solution. Chesco United notes that the cost per-pupil at a charter school is about half that of a district one and parents have far more say in the curriculum and hiring.
Pennsylvania Schools Lose 139K Students But Add 21K Administrators
The Well By Briscoe Shows A Generation In Despair — Oliver Anthony’s bitter lament Rich Men North of Richmond was a surprise mega-hit a few weeks back and now another song of American despair is on radar.
Texas-based Briscoe released The Well in June to promote their album West of It All which is coming out Sept. 15.
It’s not what one would call optimistic.
It opens “When the well runs dry and the food runs out and the words you speak are the only things that touch your mouth.”
We, however, are optimistic.
We liked it and think it’s going to be a success.
Oliver Anthony is young and the Briscoe band members are younger. The upside to the garbage being fed this generation by those who wish us to eat bugs and live in coffins is that when you see the problem and start singing about the problem, the problem becomes solvable.
Yes children, the climate crisis is way overblown. You do not have to give up your cars, air-conditioning or gas stoves.
And yes, men and women are different and have different roles.
Believe in God and you’ll believe in the glory of living. Fear will disappear to be replaced by hope, and bitterness will become love.
Here’s the song:
The Well By Briscoe Shows A Generation In Despair
Who so loves believes the impossible William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 9-6-23
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: Who so loves believes the impossible
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Bunny Welsh To Discuss Cavalcante Escape — Bunny Welsh, the last competent sheriff of Chester County, Pa., will be guest of Don’t Back Down on WWDB, 2 p.m., tomorrow, Sept. 6.
The show is hosted by Stan Casacio and attorney Andy Teitelman
Ms. Welsh will give her views on how not just multiple murderer/illegal alien Danelo Cavalcante can escape from the county prison, but remain on the lam for six days.
Hopefully, by the time the show airs the scum is caught.
We wouldn’t bet the farm on it though.
The mind-blowing screw up has made international headlines.
Igor Vidra Bolte, an emotionally disturbed man serving a three-month sentence for assulting a West Chester police officer, escaped from the prison in May.
Bolte was caught after just three hours, though.
It is believe he just walked out in a manner similar ot Cavalcante.
Bunny Welsh To Discuss Cavalcante Escape
Vivek Schools TMZ Climate Cultists —Vivek Ramaswamy x-posted, Aug. 31, an interview with Harvey Levin and another TMZ host in which he schooled them regarding the non-existent climate crisis.
Ramaswamy pointed out that climate-related deaths have dropped by 98 percent over the last century and that reason for this is abundant energy, the vast majority of which is created by fossil fuels.
What makes the interview terrifying is the zombie-like, unassailable certainty Levin and the other fellow had regarding the belief that man-made energy use is going to kill us all, despite the data, evidence and logic presented by the Republican presidential contender.
He explained that the Maui fire catastrophe was not caused by global warming but happened because a woke government official refused to release desparetly needed water.
He said forest fires are now more severe because the woke running things have abandoned management practices that worked well for decades.
How much CO2 is released by a massive forest fire anyway?
Ramaswamy said those pushing climate crisis agenda are not sincere and their prime goal is to weaken the United States especially to the benefit of China which laughs at the issue.
He asked why the climate crisis crowd is the biggest opponent of nuclear energy, which a stable, effective and produces zero greenhouse gases.
Nobody likes pollution. Everybody likes heat, air-conditioning, refrigerators, transportation and food.
The three running for president who seem to get this and are trying to make the equation balance are Ramaswamy, Bobby Kennedy Jr. and Donald Trump.
If Americans don’t start waking up to this and voting appropriately and scorning the cultists, they are going to find themselves in impoverished misery and only dimly aware as to how they got there.
Here is the interview:
Labor that uplifts humanity has dignity William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 9-5-23
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be undertaken with painstaking excellence.
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Fear Of A Dem Pro-Life Candidate
By Bob Small
Having been arrested at anti-government demonstrations, I have nothing but respect — never mind the cause — for those willing to be arrested for a belief.
The would include Terrisa Bukovinac. She is among those seeking the Democratic nomination for president
Ms. Bukovinac is the founder of Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising (PAAU) which she says is a “liberal pro-life group”. She says that The Progressive case against abortion “is inconsistent with the noon-violent instincts of feminism to tie the liberation of women to the elimination of any group of human beings”.
The Christian Post notes Ms. Bukovinac’s group includes pro-life activists who have been convicted of federal charges — and face 11 year sentences — in connection with a 2020 lockdown” of a D.C. abortion clinic.
Ms. Bukovinac has been rallying to their defense.
Ms. Bukovinac was also among those outside the federal prosecutor’s office, last October, protesting the persecution of Mark Houck
She talks about the need to bring back the concept of “ rescue”. Rescue is a PAAU tactic that involves “entering abortion facilities to pass out roses with pregnancy help information attached to abortion-minded patients.”
She has also served on the boards of Democrats for Life of America and Rehumanize International
The loyal Democrats of Swarthmore had never mentioned either to me.
In this Minimise interview, she simply says “I want to change the way that humanity views unborn life.”
In this CRUX interview, she asks the question, as an atheist, “if we only get one life to live and there’s no God to bring about justice in the end , how could abortion be just?”.
She believes we need “a willingness to disrupt the status quo.”
“No social justice movements are won without critical nonviolent direct action,” she says.
She is a co-leader of Secular Pro Life and serves on the board of Let them Live.
Here is an update regarding the D.C. Abortion Blockade trial.
Most of the updates, for some reason, seem to be from The Christian Post.
My arrests for civil disobedience also had to do with disagreements about US Government Policy.
My time in jail was hours, however, not years.
Fear Of A Dem Pro-Life Candidate
The Radical History of Labor Day
By Bob Small
When my wife and I worked as State of Pennsylvania drones, one of us usually marched in the Philly Labor Day parade, to show solidarity with our union, the Pennsylvania Social Services Union a.k.a PSSU.
Exactly how did all this Labor Day marching get started?
Matthew Maguire and Peter Mcguire conspired to create Labor Day, and the first Labor Day parade was held in New York City in 1882.
Theses articles, here and here, point to Matthew Maguire not being granted “Father of Labor Day” status due to his strong socialist leanings, including being the Socialist Party candidate for president in 1896.
Grover Cleveland made Labor Day a federal holiday in 1896, hoping to make amends for sending in the military to squash the Pullman Railway strike.
Grover Cleveland did not become the first president to serve three non-consecutive term However, Grover Cleveland remains the only President to serve two non-consecutive terms. That could change next year.
Grover Cleveland jailed socialist Eugene Debs, who then ran for president from jail.
Eugene Debs: The Socialist Who Ran for President From Prison – Men
Both of the purported founders of Labor Day are buried in New Jersey. The Peter J. Mcguire Memorial and Gravesite lies in Pennsauken.
The Matthew Maguire gravesite, sans museum, lies in the Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Totawa.
The Department of Labor was founded on March 4, 1913, by President William Howard Taft, on his last day of office.
For a more philosophical discussion of Labor Day and the new socialism from an Austrian perspective, see this article from the Mises Institute.
The author proposes that “over the past thirty years, international bureaucracies have played a growing role in making the world a better place for socialism.”
Nowadays, rather than discuss the Pullman strike of 1894, we discuss Labor Day sales and barbecues, and we no longer march. One might say capitalism has won.
The Radical History of Labor Day