Surfing on Mars
William N. FordesPolitics, News, Film as analyzed by a sarcastic curmudgeon
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“Oh, [Bibi], save the last dance for me….”
Bibi Netanyahu and Donald Trump are dancing a militarily waltz in Iran that has the world on the brink of ruinous chaos. And, unfortunately, neither of the two leaders seems to give a hoot. But the tune to which they now trip the light fant...
Law Firms Drop to Knees for Trump
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On Hearing of the Death at 84 of Country Joe McDonald
At the Woodstock communal drug/social/spiritual/teleologic event disguised as a music festival, perhaps the most enigmatic performance was delivered by Country Joe McDonald and the Fish, their piece officially known as “Fixin’ to Die Rag.” ...
“…Spring will take the bow….”
In an early album, the brilliant singer/songwriter Richard Shindell, a Long Island boy who now lives in Buenos Aires, penned the following lyrics, a paean to one of the seasons, to wit, Spring:
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