More current events in this latest roundup from Independent Voter site Balladeer’s Blog, here in an America where Tim Walz continues refusing to discuss his time on CPO Sharkey & calls voters “hockey pucks” for wanting answers.
KAMALA’S RUNNING MATE TIM WALZ ALL IN ON FLOODING U.S. WITH ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS – “I’LL INVEST IN A LADDER FACTORY” TO HELP ILLEGALS CLIMB ANY BORDER WALL NO MATTER HOW HIGH. Unstable candidate claims we won’t have Thanksgiving dinners anymore without illegal immigrants. Utterly insane.
HARRIS RUNNING MATE MADE MINNESOTA A STATE WHERE CHILDREN CAN GET TRANSGENDER SURGERY. They can’t get permanent tattoos, but transgender surgery? Tim Walz loves it!
HARRIS-BIDEN REGIME LETS ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS CAUGHT BREAKING INTO QUANTICO MARINE BASE GO FREE ON BAIL. Democrat priorities in action.
KAMALA HARRIS RUNNING MATE CALLS FOR A CARBON TAX ON AMERICANS. The working class and the poor will suffer, one percenters won’t.
FIST OF FEAR, TOUCH OF DEATH (1980) – It’s the review FOURTEEN YEARS in the making! Yep, Fist of Fear, Touch of Death is yet another one of those classically bad films that I had planned on reviewing here on Balladeer’s Blog back in 2010 but it always fell by the wayside. At long last this review can stand alongside my examinations of other Bruceploitation flicks like 
Also stretching out this jumbled mess to feature length are scenes from several 1970s and 1960s Chop Socky movies which are supposed to be footage chronicling Bruce’s ancestor, who is called a samurai even though samurai are Japanese, not Chinese. Other forced connections with Lee pollute this sewage. 
He’s being himself, Adolph Caesar, as if he is doing sports commentary for the Madison Square Garden tournament for network television. The bizarre tone of this film is set within the first five minutes, as Caesar’s play by play of a karate tussle we’re seeing in the ring includes the words “suddenly, he grabs for the eyes and twists violently, ripping them out from the sockets and in a dazzling piece of showmanship tossing them to the crowd.” 
A VOICE FROM ANOTHER WORLD (1874) – Written by W.S. Lach-Szyrma. The 1874 date marks when a selection of stories that Lach-Szyrma had written beginning at some point around 1865 in untraced magazines were finally collected in novel form. The author penned more novels in the series as the years went by. 
Eventually during his years traveling among human beings, “Dr. Posela” rescues a friendly Englishman who is among those trapped in the Siege of Paris during the Franco-Prussian War. The Earthling gets returned to England, and is delighted with Dr. Posela and his philosophical observations about humanity and his theories that life certainly exists on many other planets.
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ANNA AND THE KING (1972) – It’s a shame that so few people remember this 13-episode attempt to make a television series of Margaret Landon’s classic novel Anna and the King of Siam. The producers even scored the coup of signing screen legend Yul Brynner himself to reprise his role as the King of Siam from the novel’s revered musical adaptation The King and I. 
Samantha Eggar was cast as Anna Leonowens, the British governess brought to Siam in 1862 by King Mongkut to provide a more cosmopolitan element to the education of his children, including 12-year-old son and heir Prince Chulalongkorn, played by Brian Tochi. 
“Donald Trump won because the corporate media and the political establishment don’t understand there are tens of millions of people who are not racists, who are not sexists, they’re hurting.”
1997 CHAMPIONS – HOUSTON COMETS 
CAPTAIN BRITAIN Vol 1 #16 (January 26th, 1977) 
Reluctantly, Captain Britain uses some of his super-strength and agility to break free of the cops before they can unmask him. The other police on hand start shooting at C.B. when – out of nowhere – Captain America intervenes. He’s used to authorities in the U.S. often being wrong about superheroes so he offers to fight off the cops while Captain Britain escapes. 
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