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Anxious thoughts William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 3-10-25
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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: Search me, O God, and know my heart; Try me and know my anxious thoughts; And see if there be any hurtful way in me, And lead me in the everlasting way.
Psalms
Special birthday wishes today to beautiful Skyler Jane Lawrence of Florida.
Talk about them William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 3-9-25
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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up.
Deuteronomy 6:6-7
Hospital Closures Turning Delco Into 3rd World — We caught Delaware County (Pa) Council Chairwoman Monica Taylor on the news last night, March 7, looking upset and horrified about Delco’s rapidly increasing spiral into 3rdworlddom with the imminent closure of three major hospitals.
The hospitals — Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Springfield and Taylor — are owned by Prospect Medical Holdings of California.
“We had six hospitals in Delaware County and now, due to Prospect, we may only have two hospitals left,” she said.
Two hospitals for 576,830 persons is pretty third worldish.
Why are they closing? Regulations, impractical mandates and perhaps a little corporate looting.
A competent government would not have let this happen.
Delaware County’s government is not competent.
But at least we now have a neato health department that gives out condoms and has electric vehicles.
And it only (LOL) costs $19 million.
Change is needed fast.
Not that we advocate corporate welfare but $19 million would have saved those hospitals.
Hospital Closures Turning Delco Into 3rd World
Place of justice William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 3-8-25
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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: The place of justice is a hallowed place.
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Force without justice William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 3-7-25
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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: Justice without force is powerless; force without justice is tyrannical.
Losers Alienate Allies; Winners Don’t — Our political advice for today is don’t alienate allies.
Actually, the smart ones who seek office don’t merely keep their friends during disagreements but turn their former opponents into friends.
There does seem to be some very stupid people seeking office in Delaware County, Pa.
The universal issue is the ever-growing tax burden caused by corruption and greed. Much of what the Democrats have been spending since they took over has been going to places it doesn’t belong.
Really, why else would they have appointed a man as register of wills under whose watch money in municipal bank accounts was not what had been expected in Upper Darby?
This corruption should be enough for a change if the public is properly informed.
Will they be?
That’s something worth pondering.
There are other issues, however, that would also strike a chord should they enter the converstation.
Consider illegal immigration. One fellow who was very good on the issue — he actually made his name on it — told the The Philadelphia Inquirer that it is not a priority as it is handled by the feds.
What’s up with that, Charlie? The County wasn’t setting disturbing policies, after all?
Or are you now “strategizing” like the political hacks we’ve come to hate?
And then there is election integrity, an important issue that might not have much traction in the general population.
There are those, however, who know how critical it is, and that very simple things can be done to make Delco’s elections much more secure. Start by firing Election Director Jim Allen. Then ask why Delco fights rulings by the state Open Records Office regarding election records. Finish up by questioning why Dems don’t seem concerned by the failures of the neato election tech gizmos they adopted.
Actually, they can also ask why the County is so intent on enlarging precincts and why poll watchers don’t have the rights at the central ballot counting center as they do at traditional precincts.
Actually these issues can get traction with the proper promotion.
But these aren’t being talked about. What’s happening is that a certain segment is now attacking those who refuse to bow before them and sprinkle them with holy water.
Why? Hurt feelings? A smart candidate will understand that it’s he who is supposed to have thick skin and it is up to him to make sure feelings of potential supporters are not hurt.
C’est la vie. It’s not happening.
Maybe the issue that upsets us the most in Delaware County is the tyranny and corruption concerning Delaware County Youth Services.
Charlie Alexander gave some powerful and personal testimony about what goes on there. Read it here.
So has Billy “Jack” Ruane, which can be found here.
You think maybe they might concentrate on the things they have in common.
Big Brother Watches Us Everywhere
By Bob Small
Swarthmore College spies on it’s students, even in Crum Woods.
Kya Butterfield ’25 handled one of the observation cameras and was charged with violating the college’s vandalism rule in the Student Code of Conduct.
The initial penalty was $4,800.
Butterfield said, however, it was reduced to $2,400 “out of good faith.”
Swarthmore History Professor Timothy Burke estimated the first camera was installed 15 or 20 years ago.
Citing security concerns, Interim Director of Public Safety Colin Quinn would not disclose the number or location of the security cameras.
By comparison, in 2024 Haverford College reported 85 cameras on campus, up from 45 in 2022.
Swarthmore has re-defined disorderly conduct to include “any other action(s) that result in the unreasonable interference with the learning/working environment or the rights of others.”
Erin Picken sums up his argument by stating “If you only protest against a stubborn institution along the guidelines it has provided, how much change can you really make?
The urban campus of the University of Pennsylvania, which has 120 officers and is the second-largest police force of any private university in the U.S.
Penn uses 145 pan–tilt–zoom cameras, which are constantly monitored, and more than 1,200 other fixed cameras.
Student Milo Garcia notes he comes from small-town Mexico and was never attacked there.
“If it hadn’t happened to me in Mexico I wouldn’t think it would happen to me here,” he said.
According to the Campus Safety Publication more than 8 in 10 Campuses use security cameras .
One in four noted that they were upgrading because the video surveillance system doesn’t integrate with other security technologies.
See the article for other statistics.
See also https://billlawrenceonline.com/privacy-concerns-aired-about-swarthmore-security
Walking out of the Swarthmore College Library DVD section, I waved to the cameras.
Big Brother Watches Us Everywhere
Virtue of the bored William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 3-6-25
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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: Punctuality is the virtue of the bored.
CYS Is Tool Of Tyranny In Pennsylvania — The Delco, Pa. man who uses the handle Billy Jack posted the below on his Facebook page and we are glad more are calling out Delco’s corrupt and incompetent Children and Youth Services.
Actually, Pennsylvania’s youth “protection” laws appear appear to have been created with purpose of stealing money and cowing citizens who are parents.
The child “protection” agencies are tools of tyranny and greed throughout the state.
The laws need to be repealed and replaced and the agencies they spawned need to be burned to the ground.
Here is Billy Jack’s post.
Remember the Delaware County Child Youth Services Case Manager who was arrested for recruiting prostitutes? …
Lest we forget…
“While working as a case manager, Talley recruited the mothers of her minor clients to work for trafficker-controlled prostitution rings in the Philadelphia area. Talley promised to assist mothers in returning children from foster care and ensure negative drug tests if they engaged in commercial sex from which Talley would financially benefit. Talley also promised positive custody determinations to mothers who engaged in commercial sex. Talley’s network allegedly included 2,000 sex buyers and a third-party who kept 50% of the money paid to the prostituted women. She received 25% of the “profit” in exchange for her recruitment and transportation”
CYS Is Tool Of Tyranny In Pennsylvania