Independent Voter Site Balladeer’s Blog brings you another current events roundup.
THE HISTORIC CLASH BETWEEN PRESIDENT TRUMP’S REFORM FORCES AND AMERICA’S CESSPOOL OF CORRUPTION CONTINUES. Will Congressional Republicans revert to their usual spineless selves to betray their constituents and the rule of law?
STATELY MCDANIEL MANOR ON USAID: THE COCKROACHES BEGIN TO BE CRUSHED. An incredible article that deserves to be read and passed on.
COURAGEOUS BLACK TRUMP SUPPORTERS SUING NEW YORK MAGAZINE OVER AN ARTICLE WHICH ACCUSED THEM OF BEING “WHITE SUPREMACISTS.” Pushing race hatred and division is in the DNA of the Democrats.
ANOTHER SCHOOL IN NEW YORK CAUGHT PUSHING THE TRANS RELIGION ON SMALL CHILDREN. Democrats, can you please leave children alone?
REMINDERS TO DEMOCRAT BUFFOONS WHO SNIVEL THAT MUSK WAS “NOT ELECTED” – CIA HEADS AREN’T ELECTED, FBI HEADS AREN’T ELECTED, FUNCTIONARIES IN FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS AREN’T ELECTED, ANTHONY FAUCI WASN’T ELECTED, ETC. Democrats who support corruption still don’t comprehend how things work, do they?
ZELENSKY BEING PERSUADED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP’S PEACE PROPOSALS.
PRESIDENT TRUMP BRINGS JOBS AND ROOTS OUT POLITICAL CORRUPTION. The Great Reformer is hated and feared by the graft-grabbing white-collar criminals of Washington DC. But I do disagree with his Gaza statements.
TRUMP CONTINUES TO LAY BARE THE ROT AT THE CORE OF OUR POLITICAL ESTABLISHMENT. More HERE.
EVEN MORE USAID MISDEEDS. And it’s repulsive seeing bureaucrats so eager to defend their own jobs even though they were so callous toward the working class losing their jobs. Continue reading
Joe Namath started life as a Pennsylvania boy. Later in life he became the quarterback for the University of Alabama Crimson Tide under iconic football coach Paul “Bear” Bryant. After college he was signed by the New York Jets for what was then the highest-ever contract for a quarterback.
NORWOOD (1970) – The stunning sequel to True Grit. Okay, I’m kidding! I couldn’t resist since Norwood came out a year after True Grit, was based on another novel by the author of True Grit and starred Glen Campbell and Kim Darby, also from True Grit. Marguerite Roberts wrote the screenplay for both flicks, too.
Joe William Namath plays Joe William Reese, a friend of Norwood who sees him become a singing sensation. Also in the strange circle of friends are dwarf actor Billy Curtis and runaway bride Rita (Darby).
CENTURY CLUB – Teams scoring 100 or more points in Regulation: The DAVIDSON-DAVIE COLLEGE STORM defeated the visiting CLEVELAND COLLEGE YETIS by a score of 104-80 ### Meanwhile, the TERRA STATE TITANS triumphed 108-80 over the OWENS COLLEGE EXPRESS ### And the MARION MILITARY INSTITUTE TIGERS downed the ENTERPRISE STATE BOLL WEEVILS 108-86.
SEVEN HUNDRED WINS – Coach Brian Peabody of the PIMA COLLEGE AZTECS notched his 700th win in style at the SCOTTSDALE COLLEGE FIGHTING ARTICHOKES (yes, really). At Halftime the Aztecs were clinging to a mere 39-37 edge. From there Pima College left the Fighting Artichokes further and further behind in a 95-71 victory led by Cohenj Gonzales’ 17 points.
RELAMPAGO (Lightning)
LLANERA VENGADORA (Plains Avenger) 



THE BELLE STARR STORY (1968) – (Original title Il Mio Corpo per un Poker) This movie was directed by Lina Wertmuller, making it the only Spaghetti Western directed by a woman. It has nothing to do with the real Belle Starr, but for name recognition you can’t beat that title!
Where does the time go? It was 2020 when Balladeer’s Blog first covered the ongoing
If you’re new to the whole Local 58TV Analog Horror series the YT Channel is
LUCKY SEVEN (1978) – Years before the hacker calling himself Captain Midnight hijacked HBO airtime to protest their high prices and years before the weird Max Headroom parody hack in Chicago came this forgotten incident in the annals of pirate broadcasting.
The host for Lucky 7 was a memorable man wearing a gas mask on his face like he was some kind of late-night Horror Host. This figure would introduce the programs and movies being shown on the channel and would also editorialize about the way corporations and the government held a monopoly on the airwaves. 

