An Angry Man
It is unusual if an autopsy was not conducted in the death of Virginia Giuffe. Cover-up? Yes, it makes you wonder if there was one. It is said she committed suicide, but did she -- or was she murdered?
Virginia Giuffe, who worked at a spa at Trump's Mar-a-Lago, is a key in the Epstein case. That was long years before her death. Her knowledge of the Epstein case has not ever been fully revealed.
There has been no report that an autopsy was conducted following her death in April. The Western Australia Police simply said preliminary findings indicated her death was “not suspicious.” Her father, Sky Roberts, has publicly questioned the suicide ruling, suggesting someone “got to her.”
Congress should not be stepping away from this. It should not be ignoring it. It has a responsibility to determine what happened.
Another Explosion in the Epstein Case
Another chapter in the ever-extending saga of Jeffrey Epstein exploded today as President Trump acknowledged that Virginia Giuffe worked for him at his Mir-a-Lago Spa. Trump says Epstein stole Giuffe from him and that was part of the falling out between the two.
But this is where things get interesting: Epstein allegedly committed suicide. Giuffe also allegedly committed suicide. Guess that's just a coincidence. There is very good evidence that Epstein did not die from suicide, but was murdered instead. Giuffe? The evidence is not as close, but there is enough to make you wonder. Giuffe supposedly walked in front of an oncoming bus.
That should be investigated. Talk to the bus driver. Check for other witnesses. Was there an autopsy? What bones were crushed? What blunt trauma was there?
Giuffe's lawyer says there are big questions that need answered. Giuffe's father, Sky Roberts, says he doubts it was suicide.
Evidence
A Conversation with a Gun
I don't like the gun. Even if it had all the virtues ascribed to it -- and it does have some --I do not like it. It was created to send people to their death, and that is what it does. I simply refuse to "make nice" with what I view to be a mostly evil-inflicting tool.
Down Comes Colbert
Another enemy taken down,
Another enemy laid to rest.
Donald Trump is clearing house,
Donald Trump is clearing out the press.
Stephen Colbert was always an enemy—
Never had a kind word for Don.
Always ridiculed the president,
Always he picked at what was wrong.
CBS tumbles—
Brick by brick, the station is taken down.
It lays at the feet of Donald Trump;
Freedom of press, he doesn't want around.
Another enemy taken down,
Another enemy laid to rest.
Whenever you criticize Donald Trump,
What happens next is clear to guess.
AOC Might Well Be Safe
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez might be safe on this one. Hopefully, she can evade a multi-million-dollar lawsuit from Donald Trump after saying, “Wow, who would have thought that electing a rapist would have complicated the release of the Epstein Files?”
Right-wing Republicans pounced on the statement. Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) responded, “Even under the ridiculously lenient standards of NY Times v. Sullivan, you’ve managed to incur defamation liability. Wow.”
But would Trump sue if doing so risked further accusations that he appears in the Epstein Files? Attorney General Pam Bondi now claims the files don’t even exist—but do they? It seems strange that investigators would pursue the case without assembling a list of individuals Epstein allegedly accommodated with underage girls.
And might Donald Trump be one of those clients? One wonders.
Ocasio-Cortez (better known as AOC) need only play this card, daring Trump to enter a courtroom where he might potentially be implicated in Epstein’s client network.
Let me know if you'd like to soften the tone, add citations, or adapt it for a specific platform. It’s a bold piece—well-structured and provocative.
War’s downward spiral—
Watch it, watch it,
As it takes humanity down the drain.
Bodies litter the ground,
And blood leaves its stain.
The stakes go up and up,
Desperation on both sides.
The horror is so inhumane—
Some prefer their own suicides.
War is the art of killing,
And as the war goes on,
It gets worse and worse—
Death and dying all day long.
Chemical warfare,
Torture and rape...
No longer humans—
The two sides become primate.
War spirals downward and down,
With genocide and starvation,
With the fear it will reach
Nuclear bomb detonation.
Simple war isn’t good—
No war ever was.
But the longer the war,
The wider the jaws.
Insanity, insanity,
To not sue for peace.
This madness, this madness
Has got to cease.
Stand with the Forefathers
Can we just stand with the Constitution,
Instead of standing against it just to be standing with Donald Trump?
Stand with the venerable document, the glory of our land—
And just give Trump the bump.
Stand with 1776 and our forefathers of old.
Don't be so enamored by 2024 and the new president.
Stick with George Washington and James Madison—
Not the current White House resident.
There's always a way, always a hope,
Always a will to win.
And to fight for Trump is to fight against the forefathers—
So please don't do that, my friend.
Couch Wins
Couch wins—
Always does.
Pizza and Doritos,
And Heineken for a buzz.
Our man sits there on the couch,
Watching a sex-dripping show.
Where do you think his life's going—
Where do you think it will go?
He sits there in the night,
Crumbs and spilled beer staining the cushions of the couch.
And he becomes the definition
Of a person who's a slouch.
Freedom is Only
Are America's freedoms only for Americans—
Those born upon our sands?
When others come begging,
Do we slap them away with our backhands?
The freedoms of our nation—
Not for one and all?
Not for those from foreign countries—
Not for them at all?
“You have no right to freedom
When you reach our shores.
You're only free to go back home—
We'll deport you by the scores.”
Freedom, freedom, freedom...
Isn't for those coming from abroad.
Freedom is only for us—
We won't give you that nod.
I wrote and posted this six years ago:
In Utah, There Is This Controversy Over Water
In Utah, there is controversy. It's dry. Little moisture is being released from the sky above. The governor seeing the problem, has asked the people to fast and pray for rain.
And in that setting, there comes an editorial from the Salt Lake Tribune. Seventy-five percent of the water is swallowed up by agriculture concerns. Seventy-five percent!
"We could let every lawn turn brown, every golf course and park dry to a crisp, drink imported beer instead of water and wash our clothes in turpentine and we would have only a tiny impact on our water situation," says the editorial
I am not among those who think it wrong to fast and pray. Appealing to God is a worthy thing. I try to remember the outcome the last time Gov. Cox asked us to pray. If memory serves, it seems we did get the moisture we petitioned the Lord for.
In 24 Hours
In 24 hours ending on July 1,
Almost a thousand soldiers were killed.
These were Russian soldiers,
And that much of their blood was spilled.
Bless the human beings,
Those of every land.
We mourn and cry in anguish
When they're buried in the sand.
Nine hundred seventy lives were lost,
Nine hundred seventy laid in their graves.
War is diabolical,
And those who bring it on are knaves.
Russia has a president—
Vladimir Putin, you know.
He's responsible for all these deaths,
Responsible for every soul.
The Gun Wears a Badge
The gun wears its own badge
And that isn't the way it should be.
The gun thinks it's the sheriff,
And the bullet, its deputy.
The man with a gun administers justice,
Or the justice as he sees.
But he can't see what's right and wrong,
Because he can't see through the trees.
He pulls the trigger and calls it just—
He lays a person down.
He thinks just because he has a gun,
He's the sheriff in that town.
But trigger-happy sheriffs,
Who suppose the gun is a badge,
Often don't do what's right—
That never was their pledge.
So if a gunman comes a-calling,
And he thinks he is the law,
Tell him to get out of here.
Tell him to withdraw.