(0751) Second sleep kicked in, which was great for me but maybe not for the blog. Also, not so sure I’m any fresher … think we might need a post item on fatigue later. Plus age. Maybe. (0841)
7. “I’m an AG … I’m an AG”
… has now done the rounds of the west, that is … it’s gone viral, which did cause one commenter to write, tongue in cheek:
“As a former toddler myself, I can feel sympathy (for her).”
Ha ha. What the heck am I blathering about, for those still not au fait? Toodles sends:
Chaps and chapesses, we are indeed so fortunate for that thumbnail, repeated here in case it disappears:
The image … and of course the whole clip … are iconic, not unlike all those heads of govt lined up on seats outside headmaster Donny’s office … or those of Sydney Sweeney … or the Butler assassination attempt … or Hancock’s smirk when pretending to cry over the deathjab and lockdown … or Strzok’s grin … and so it goes on … those men raising that flag on that hill … or D Day … it goes on.
This unfortunate image above deserves a whole page written on it alone. Let’s get down to why. Toodles’s Cuddles advises that an assistant AG (attorney general) is usually a wannabee, maybe these days of a certain political affiliation but let’s not tar all … usually ambitious, usually ends up in the govt sector, is on around $113,000 a year.
And in this case, is full of herself, with her sycophantic wing-girl beside her. Long story short … both were drunk or on something, which tends to make many a woman either incapable (you know the term Mickey Finn perhaps or roofie) or obnoxious, standing on her importance in Society … or both. In this case, belligerent, speaking down to officers as an AG, which she is not, plus her wing-girl even more obnoxious.
Now, opinion is divided on the treatment meted out to her and note what the wing-girl says when the officer lays a hand on her bare shoulder … well ok, shall we let that one go and look at the effect of the viral vid on the west, plus incidentally on Milsum males?
Yes … full-on confirmation bias … particularly as “women in power” has become a hot topic westwide, plus Dunning-Kruger, plus Hultgreen-Curie, plus Peter Principle … in short, this “I’m an AG” has done the cause of pushy leftist women in the west no good whatever.
Which causes me, for example, to rush in and defend the Toodleses, the Julias, the Karolines, the Judge Jeanettes … who are pretty darned good, with added female edge, with ego extracted. Key point … ego extracted. Which brings in males, amongst whom the term ego is not unknown. Boys?
Which in turn makes us evaluate Rachel from Accounts, Jess Phillips, green dress Rayner, Heels-Up Cackles and her word salads … it goes on and on. And they, in turn, point to Dan Quayle, Gordon Brown and so it goes.
Where have we got to after all that? Well, my thought is that most men in power and virtually all women are entirely the wrong people to be in any sort of power over others, and yet there is the norm, n’est-ce-pas?
6. DAD at 1135
Wednesday – I think. [Life is all ‘sixes ans sevens’ since the family visited at the week-end.]
a) In the Dunkirk region, incidents, particularly stone throwing, are deliberately created far from departure areas to attract law enforcement and give the beaches a free hand. Another well-known strategy is simultaneous boat departures.
b) No Country for Barbie? (Smilsum) shutting down screening divides French Politics. Two reports.
c) Tech giants must be allowed to burn more fossil fuels if the U.K. is to become a global AI leader, British ministers were told this summer.
d) Orbán vindicated as EU Ukraine strategy collapses after Alaska.