TEMPLATE

Welcome to the club, Governor. It's not a good club to belong to ... except that as long as we and our loved ones remain uninjured, it's good in a way.
It's good because those of us who experience attacks become wiser and more aware, and we can pull together.
HERE, I NOW SHARE WITH OTHERS IN THIS COUNTRY MY EXPRESSIONS OF JOY THAT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY REMAIN UNINJURED.
For me, in the next several weeks, I will take this event as an opportunity to share with you and others the attacks on me -
physical, legal, financial, political, and destruction of my personal and real property and,
not least of all, incessant attacks on my character and my reputation -
that have occurred since I moved to Pennsylvania in 2006. I will compose soberly and without haste. STAY TUNED.

(incidentally, Governor, I now respectfully bring to your attention a continuing matter of safety in middletown PA, and presumably elsewhere,
regarding hostility and the recurring danger of violence at election polls.
In 2015, I was on the ballot for council in middletown, and I felt I had to call the police before I would get out of my truck to approach the polling location.
Eventually, 3 or 4 or 5 or so police cars responded as a hostile crowd of 100 (it SEEMED that big - maybe 50, or maybe 150 or 200 - I don't know) gathered.
After a while of evaluating and managing, a policewoman approached and whispered into my ear, "It's A Good Thing You Called Us."
I have been told that the law is that one has to stay 10' away from the door of a polling location. THAT IS ABSURD.
It should be 100 feet at a minimum, and preferably 100 yards.
In fact, why the hell should anybody be allowed to loiter ANYWHERE around the polls on election day?
IT'S INTIMIDATION, PLAIN AND SIMPLE!
Is that the law? Is it within the power of The Governor to change it?)

April 10, 2025 (35 sec)

April 13, 2025 (55 sec)

April 10, 2025 (27 sec)

April 6, 2025 (40 sec)

"Who gives a shit!?
children grow up to be Arabs"
(14 sec)

"It Enrages Me To See The Holocaust That Israel Is Committing
Justifying It By The Holocaust That Was Committed Against The Jews,
Including My Mother's Family" (at sec 38) (8 min, 5 sec)

"I am being honest - I don't care"
(21 sec)

(2 min, 17 sec)

police stn questioning
87, Holocaust Survivor
(6 min, 35 sec)

15 of extended family
died in Auschwitz
(7 min, 08 sec)

Stephen Kapos, 87 y.o.
Holocaust Survivor
(12 min, 10 sec)

(37 sec)
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Katie Halper, American Jewish Journalist
(9 min, 35 sec)

from July 10, 2025 The Scopes Trial to July 21, 1925

100th Anniversary This Year, 3 Months From Now
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Sweethearts, and "rancid-butter" newspaperman - the character E.K. Hornbeck, played by actor Gene Kelly, and representing the real person, writer, H.L. Mencken (2 min, 55 sec)

H.L. Mencken is fictionalized in the play "Inherit the Wind", (a fictionalized version of the Scopes Monkey Trial of 1925),
as the cynical sarcastic atheist E. K. Hornbeck (right), seen here as played by Gene Kelly in the Hollywood film version.
On the left is the character Henry Drummond, based on the real person, Clarence Darrow, and portrayed by the actor, Spencer Tracy.
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Welcoming the prosecuting attorney, Matthew Harrison Brady (who is the movie character representing WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYANT)
to Hillsdale, No State Specified in movie (representing Dayton, TN and Middletown, PA) (2 min, 7 sec)
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYANT, 3-time Presidential Candidate, Secretary of State under Theodore Roosevelt
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The Baltimore Herald newspaper reporter, E.K. Hornbeck (Hornbeck is the movie character representing The Baltimore Herald's H.L. Mencken in the movie)
announces that the famous attorney Henry Drummond (who is the movie character representing CLARENCE DARROW)
will act as attorney defending the schoolteacher (1 min 52 sec)
CLARENCE DARROW, considered by some legal analysts and lawyers to be the greatest lawyer of the 20th century

Daughter of mentally ill pastor (what else is new?!), is also the Sweetheart Engaged To The SchoolTeacher (4 min, 5 sec)

scroll down Prosecutor Matthew Harrison Brady Bullies the girl, who is forced to testify (6 min, 36 sec) scroll down

Before the trial, prosecutor Matthew Harrison Brady and Henry Drummond, defense attorney
the opposing attorneys and old friends, reminisce and talk on porch in rocking chairs (2 min, 7 sec)

CLARENCE DARROW puts WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYANT on the stand
and examines him as an expert on the bible (8 min, 10 sec)

Cost of Progress (24 sec)

October 23, 4004 B.C. at 9 a.m. This Is When The Lord Began Creation
Was It Eastern Standard Time? Or Rocky Mountain Time?
It Wasn't Daylight Savings Time, Because The Lord Didn't Make The Sun Until The Fourth Day
(6 min, 22 sec)