America This Week, September 5-September 11
It wasn’t us. Queen Elizabeth II is dead, and we promise, this is one international fatality we Americans had nothing to do with. Of course there have always been people in the States who’d gladly put Britain’s royals in zoos and sell tickets, or sign up to watch them devoured on pay-per-view by Komodo dragons, or cheer them devouring their own epaulettes for cash on game shows. However, we’ve mostly grown out of that phase. Our attitude toward the British has mellowed over the years. A pure vassal state, they produce great nature show hosts and action movie villains for us, and we no longer have to worry about them taking over our magazine business, because no one reads magazines in this country anymore anyway. Therefore, we can be generous this week and say…
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Listen to This Article: America This Week, September 5-September 11
I'm still looking for a piece on the Queen penned by an Irishman. Anyone found any?
I am sorry. The biggest story this week was the death of Marsha Hunt at 104.
Google Ronald Reagan Marsha Hunt. Find the article from the Trib the World's Greatest Newspaper. 😢
Elizabeth the first ruled and never met a Jew and Elizabeth II had to serve millions of Jews and other undesirables.
Cromwell let the Jews back in and created a hell on Earth even without a minyan.. The British Civil War still being fought in America is the bloodiest war in English history.
My wife was born at Vanderbilt Hospital and grew up in deep red Michigan and dark blue Chicago. I told her Thursday morning I hoped she loved Elgar. It would be a week of Pomp and Circumstance and the Hymn to Hope and Glory. I watched Pathos turn to Bathos and wondered whether it was safe to sleep. I want to ride through the streets of Boston warning the pickpockets are coming.
Look up Bathetic Farce.
My wife considers me quite mad and incredibly brilliant and loves me despite it all. I am a lucky man.