Poéme by Secret Garden


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdKgdHxYs10

Why Everyone Thinks Biden Had an Accident in Front of the Press Corps
Matt Vespa
2–3 minutes

I was willing to let this slide, but everyone and their mother seems to be commenting on Joe Biden’s awkward pause before the White House press corps at the White House. Just let the record show that this is a fun post, and all of you can comment as you please below, but the pause—just watch how he stops. Many think that the president might have had an accident:


https://twitter.com/jackunheard/status/1786750629471264921

Joe is also old, and when they stop, the elderly can look awkward. Who the hell knows, but it led to many posts on social media about what this stance represents. It’s not a significant story, but it does add the narrative that the man is too frail and mentally degraded to be president. It’s why his team is moving to shorten his speeches to reduce the chances that he’ll meltdown in front of the cameras, which, knowing Joe, is bound to happen multiple times, especially when the campaign season begins to pick up steam.

more
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2024/05/06/bidens-weird-n2638655

Rose Garden by Glen Campbell


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDJlvlrRZA4

May 6, 2024
It'll take more than carrying a rosary
By Silvio Canto, Jr.

Don't look now but there are some Catholics getting ready to vote.   And they are going to vote for President Trump over the Catholic contender.   

This is the story:

    Catholics in the U.S. have swung dramatically against President Biden in recent years, now boasting a significant statistical break towards his GOP challenger.
     
    Pew Research released on Apr. 30 a report exploring support for presidential candidates sorted by religious affiliation.
     
    The poll found that 55% of Catholics support or lean towards supporting former President Donald Trump in a head-to-head against Biden.

 
So much for Joe Biden and his claims to be carrying a rosary or else making the sign of the cross when another politician is praising reproductive rights and mocking a political leader who opposes them.
 
My guess is that shift goes beyond religion.  I would argue that it has a lot to do with inflation, the price of gasoline and an international situation that could put us in a war any day.  Then you have the chaos in our streets, the lawlessness, as well as an insane social agenda, and you have a lot of people like me wondering if he is just playing with the beads.
 
My guess is that abortion is a mover in this electoral movement, too.  After all, Mr. Biden has come a long way from "legal, safe and rare" to late-term abortion up until the day of birth.  At some point, people can see that our president has no backbone and will read whatever the leftist cabal puts in front of him.

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2024/05/it_ll_take_more_than_carrying_a_rosary.html

Divisions in the Dirt: The Army’s plan for the next big war
By Todd South
 May 6, 05:00 AM
 

After decades of being a brigade-focused Army, the shift is on to the division fight. Training will only get tougher. (Pvt. Anastasiya Ludchenko/Army)
Thousands of enemy troops pour across the border, invading the sovereign nation of Pirtuni — a staunch U.S. ally.

The “Donovians” rush infantry, armor and anti-aircraft systems across their border — which looks much like Russia — into Pirtuni, which resembles Poland on a map. In response, the “Pirtunians” rapidly assemble their own division to counter the attack, but they need support.


The Army’s 3rd Battalion, 4th Security Force Assistance Brigade, already in the region working with local forces, lends its aid, and more troops are coming. Thousands of soldiers from the 1st Armored Division quickly arrive, followed by a battalion of Marines and Air Force assets of all stripes are on stand-by.

Pouring over maps stretched out across folding tables inside an abandoned building at Fort Irwin’s National Training Center in California, 1st Armored Division commanders, mission planners, operations and intel officers, and a host of other soldiers try to decide how best to respond to the combined live and simulated campaign — a wargame designed to get them ready for a conventional fight.

 https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2024/05/06/divisions-in-the-dirt-the-armys-plan-for-the-next-big-war/#:~:text=Plans%20call%20for%20a%20division,Stokes%2C%20III%20Corps%20operations%20officer.