INTERNET OBSERVATIONS #2

THE EAGLES WATCH

DOGS HAVE MASTERS................CATS HAVE STAFF

WHAT HAPPENED TO THOSE 62 YEARS ?

Sixty two years ago I was stationed in Salina ,Kansas at Schilling AFB. During that period I discovered the most awesome cole slaw recipe ever invented. It was the recipe developed by the Brookville Hotel, a small hotel located in Brookville, Kansas about 30 miles Southwest of Salina.

Probably went there a couple of times a month for their terrific fried chicken dinner and the cole slaw The hotel has been in business since 1870. Back in 1955 it did not look at all as the photo depicts. It's the same looking building but was more an " in town" location, but then, that was 62 years ago.

If anyone would be interested in trying this recipe, the famous Brookfield cole slaw, just Google "Brookfield cole slaw. ...Yummmmmm!

THE MENTALITY OF LIBERAL THINK

Liberal compassion lends itself to deceitfulness by subordinating the supposed concern with the capacity to produce the dominant but unannounced imperative of moral validation.

Accordingly, an ineffectual program may serve the compassionate purposes of its designers and defenders as well as or better than a successful one. Think the "War on Poverty."

NO LONGER PROGRESSIVE..TODAY'S CLASS IS SOCIALISM 201

Some people just can’t put politics aside.

Two capitalist student groups at Kent State University (Turning Point USA and Young Americans for Liberty) challenged some socialist student groups to a canned food donation competition.

“We decided to engage in a friendly challenge in hopes to increase donations overall because a challenge is always a way to get people active and willing to participate, and to ease tensions that have been prevalent, said Kaitlin Bennett, president of Turning Point USA to Fox News.

The socialists weren’t having it. Socialists put ideology over charity

Instead of agreeing to the competition, which would benefit people in need, the socialist groups opted to use the situation as a way to attack the capitalist groups and advance their own platform.

The Young Democratic Socialists of America issued a statement on Twitter:

“While this event would benefit the public greatly, we at YDSA do not work with organizations that promote/endorse figures who do promote sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, Zionism, or any other intolerant dangerous belief. Therefore it is against our principles to work with either TPUSA or YAL.”

The Kent State Socialist Collective issued a longer statement on its Twitter account, blaming capitalism for the fact that canned food drives are necessary in the first place.

“More often than not, people are willing to donate canned goods for a food drive. But how often do we ask why there are people who rely on our charity to survive?

“We have enough food to donate, and too many people who need donations. The issue is about wealth, who has it and who doesn’t. The issue is with capitalism.”

It really was just about donations

The capitalist groups didn’t fire back and fan the flames of political debate. After all, they were just trying to get more canned food donations.

“The purpose of this challenge was to extend an olive branch to our ideological counterparts on campus, open up a mutual dialogue and friendly channels of communication, and accomplish some good for our community in the process,” the capitalist groups said in a statement.