From Joe Biden’s corporate fascist kleptocracy comes another current events roundup from Independent Voter site Balladeer’s Blog.
MARK ROBINSON, TRUMP’S ENDORSED CANDIDATE, WINS NORTH CAROLINA’S GUBERNATORIAL PRIMARY. More HERE. Another Martin Luther King Man of Courage.
WITNESS TESTIMONY FURTHER CEMENTS JOE BIDEN’S INVOLVEMENT IN HIS UNDERBOSS HUNTER BIDEN’S RACKETS.
NEW YORK TIMES POLL: TRUMP’S POLICIES HELPED THE PEOPLE, JOE BIDEN’S POLICIES HAVE HARMED THEM. I will say again that Donald Trump was the best president for the working class and the poor during my lifetime. And he kept us out of any new wars, which is part of why America’s corrupt political establishment fights him.
REPULSIVE WAR CRIMINAL VLAD PUTIN ENDORSES JOE BIDEN FOR 2024. But psychotic anti-Trump loons still pretend otherwise.
COURT ACTION TAKEN AGAINST THE BIDEN REGIME FOR HOLDING CHILDREN AT THE BORDER IN OUTDOOR CAMPS. Quite an atrocity. Democrats who pretended to care about “kids in cages” are silent, of course. They never cared about those kids. They just used them as political sticks.
JEWISH DELEGATION AWARDS PRESIDENT TRUMP WITH A DECORATIVE MENORAH IN RECOGNITION OF HIS FIGHT AGAINST ANTISEMITISM AND HIS STAUNCH SUPPORT OF ISRAEL. Continue reading
RED RIVER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME – The LSU-ALEXANDRIA GENERALS clashed with the UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTHWEST MUSTANGS for the RRAC crown. The Generals compiled a comfortable 47-32 advantage by Halftime. After the break they managed even more separation from the Mustangs, ultimately defeating them handily 90-72. Kashie Natt led LSU-Alexandria in scoring with his 24 points. 
SPACE MONSTER WANGMAGWI (1967) – This attempt by South Korea to compete with Japan in kaiju films came out the same year as the much more famous Yongary, Monster from the Deep. Space Monster Wangmagwi was produced by an all-South Korean team, while Yongary was made with Japanese assistance. 
The Gammans have oddly-colored faces but that’s all we can see of them in their suits of armor, which are like the Tin Man meets the Cybermen. The conversation among these aliens as they orbit our planet is the usual grim but hilariously contradictory alien gibberish in kaijus about how Earth stands no chance, or maybe we do, and their monster Wangmagwi will eat everyone on Earth and THEN the space fleet will move in. Or he’ll attack in unison with the fleet. Hey, just keep it cazh, dude! 
USTINOV AD LIB (1966) – This comedy special was first aired by BBC1’s anthology series Sunday Night at 8:10PM on April 10th, 1966. In addition to the venerable Peter Ustinov himself the special featured Dudley Moore and Antony Hopkins (NOT Anthony Hopkins). 
FRONTIER CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME – The MONTANA TECH OREDIGGERS and the CARROLL COLLEGE FIGHTING SAINTS battled for this tournament’s title. 
This weekend’s escapist, light-hearted superhero post here at Balladeer’s Blog will look at the world of Iberia Inc. Since the 1990s those Spanish-made superheroes and the detailed world surrounding them have made them – in my opinion – Spain’s premier home-grown comic book I.P. since 1996. Sadly, there’s been no new material since 2009. 
TRUENO (Thunder) 
Powers: Trueno’s cyborg parts possess superhuman strength and can shoot energy blasts of varying levels. They can also generate a force field around him. If he is separated from his artificial arms he is able to control them remotely. 
ROAR (1981) – This was one of the first bad/ weird movies I planned to review when I started writing Balladeer’s Blog back in 2010, but like 
Yes, untrained. The original movie advertisements for Roar boasted that “No animals were harmed in the making of this film. 70 cast and crew members were.” The end result is not something any human or animal should have been put at risk over, believe me.
First up, the general story: A naturalist lives in Africa in a large, sprawling home with dozens of lions, tigers, leopards, panthers, jaguars, etc. His marriage is in trouble (of course) and he’s in danger of losing his grant money. 
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