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What the Cheney Vote Told Us about Jan 6th

Posted: February 8, 2021 by datechguy in Uncategorized

I’ve been reading Patrick Byrne’s account of How DJT Lost the White House. Of what I read so far Chapter 3 was both the most hopeful and depressing as it became clear that it was the goal of those close to Trump to get him out quickly and if that meant keeping solid evidence of fraud away from the American public that was fine with them.

As you read that piece you have the feeling that if they were just able to follow though to get past the gatekeepers that they managed to get past once before things might have been different.

However the vote of Lynne Cheney told me much.

Cheney has drawn a primary challenger and there can be no doubt that at least one Trump surrogate, perhaps even the President himself will show up to campaign against her in 2022. Nor is there any doubt that the swamp will do all they can to dilute the challenge, perhaps by financing multiple challengers or pushing one with either a dark secret or owned by the swamp but that really doesn’t matter.

What matters is the message and the message is this, that enough members of the GOP in congress were part of the Swamp that if on Jan 6th the vote came to the house with undeniable proof of the Democrats stealing the election two things would have been clear.

  1. Wyoming would have gone for Biden because Lynne Cheney is the only house rep.
  2. If the Democrats needed another state there would be enough swamp people willing to give them their votes for the rewards offered

That is the reason why it’s been imperative for people to chase God and belief out of both the schools and the public square. When a person considers the reality of death implications of eternity they are more able to resist the rewards of corruption even those which can make an entire family comfortable.

I have no doubt at all in my mind that if things went to the house there would be just enough GOP members of the house willing to provide the votes put Joe Biden where he is today.

It would have been a crushing thing to see and not having to see it is the only bright spot in the events that took place.

Today is Superbowl sunday and the day if full of irony

Under normal circumstance the NFL would be as proud & as happy as it could be. Not only has it alone among US major sports played a full season intact & largely on time during the COVID crisis, which is a solid accomplishment, but it is ending the season with the best possible matchup you can think of in terms of a draw featuring not only a great narrative but the greatest player of all time vs the best current QB in the league. Brady vs Mahomes, the Past vs the Future, the ageless wonder vs the young stud. The slow steady methodical tortoise vs the speedy, explosive and irrepressible hare. It’s the best matchup at QB since Montana vs Marino in Superbowl 19.

Instead it finds itself despite so many stuck at home with ratings down for the season, advertisers fleeing their signature event over the prospect of being associated with either side of the culture war (Cripes even Budweiser gave it a miss) , lower ad rates for the ones who stayed and the prospect of the salary cap for the teams dropping for next year.

Given the size of the NFL getting woke isn’t going to make them broke but has managed to stop it’s growth and will cost the league and it’s player much in terms of revenue for a long time to come.

As for the game itself the only reason I’m interested because I’m a big Tom Brady fan and have been for years. I suspect a lot of others who would normally skip the new woke NFL’s showcase game will watch because to them Brady is a surrogate for Donald Trump and in the new police state it’s the only safe way to cheer him with fear.

I must confess that while I would like #TomBrady to win the superbowl today given the two teams and the matchup this is as close to a “pickem” game as you get. I would not be shocked if either team won nor would I be surprised if these same two teams & QB’s meet for a rematch next year. Tis could become the NFL’s Bird vs Magic for the next three years.

I’m working so I can’t watch the game but if you’re in this position as well never fear. Given the Biden administration’s success in killing US jobs in just a few weeks I’ll not be surprised after a year of the Biden Administration’s war on the American worker I suddenly find myself free next year to watch the rematch along with millions of other Americans who will be no longer burdened with the responsibility of a job.


Unexpectedly of course

Here is the state of the table top baseball leagues I run. All leagues are 162 game seasons with one 3 game series scheduled per week If you click on a team link you can see their stats, injuries, leaders etc.

League one All Futility League (all teams lost 96 + games) 2nd Season. Scheduled series time Thursday Mornings.

Teams AL Division AWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
1970 Milwaukee Brewers3729.561—–No
1970 Chicago White Sox3432.5153No
2002 Tampa Bay Devil Rays2739.40910Yes
2003 Detroit Tigers2439.38111 1/2No
Teams AL Division BWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
1970 Kansas City Royals3828.576—–No
2012 Minnesota Twins3630.5452No
2008 Seattle Mariners3630.5452Yes
1973 Texas Rangers2739.40911No
Teams AL Division CWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
2009 Cleveland Indians3432.515—–No
2019 Baltimore Orioles3432.515—-No
1957 Washington Senators3333.5001No
1967 Kansas City A’s2835.4444 1/2No
Teams NL Division AWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
1998 Montreal Expos4320.683—–No
2009 Washington Nationals3531.5309 1/2Yes
2001 Pittsburgh Pirates 3432.51510 1/2Yes
1998 Florida Marlins2835.44415Yes
Teams NL Division BWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
2015 Atlanta Braves3333.500—– No
2017 San Francisco Giants3135.4702No
2012 Houston Astros2937.4394Yes
2000 Philadelphia Phillies2738.4096Yes
Teams NL Division CWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
1982 Cincinnati Reds3726.587—-No
1993 New York Mets3528.5562No
1974 Chicago Cubs3234.4856 1/2No
1993 San Diego Padres3135.4707 1/2Yes

The SD Jones memorial .500 teams league is a league (all teams were no better than 2 games over .500 or no worse than 2 games under) Initial season . Games are scheduled for Tuesdays. AM

Note: Cincinnati has been taken in the league since the last update and has moved to 1st place in their division

Teams AL EastWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
1993 Boston2118.538—–No
1973 New York (A)1920.4872Yes
1967 Washington1722.4364Yes
1957 Baltimore1623.4105Yes
Teams AL CentralWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
2010 Detroit2316.590—–Yes
1975 Cleveland2019.5133 No
1998 Chicago (A)1821.4625No
1973 Minnesota1524.3858No
Teams AL WestWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
2017 Kansas City2712.692—–Yes
2010 Oakland2316.5904No
2005 Toronto1821.4629Yes
2018 Los Angeles (A)1425.35913Yes
Teams NL EastWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
2018 Washington2913.690—-No
1967 Pittsburgh2613.6671 1/2No
1957 Philadelphia2019.5137 1/2Yes
1975 New York (N)1920.4878 1/2Yes
Teams NL CentralWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
1996 Cincinnati1920.487—–No
2000 Colorado1920.487—-Yes
1975 St. Louis1821.4621Yes
1973 Houston1524.3854Yes
Teams NL WestWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
1975 San Francisco2811.718—–Yes
2007 Los Angeles (N)1821.46210Yes
2012 Arizona 1725.40512 1/2Yes
1982 San Diego1227.30816Yes

3rd League All time any time Great Teams League (3rd season) Games scheduled Friday evenings

Teams AL EastWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
1970 Baltimore72.778—–Yes
1993 Toronto75.5831 1/2Yes
1999 Boston33.5002 1/2No
1961 Yankess15.1674 1/2No
Teams AL CentralWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
2010 Texas81.889—–Yes
1974 Oakland45.4444Yes
2006 Detroit36.3335Yes
1954 Cleveland36.335Yes
Teams AL OtherWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
1924 Washington63.667—–No
1977 Kansas City54.5561Yes
1967 Minnesota45.4442Yes
2009 New York (A)36.3333No
Teams NL EastWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
1975 Cincinnati75.583—–Yes
1998 Atlanta54.5561 1/2No
1955 Brooklyn36.3332 1/2Yes
2019 Washington Nats36.3332 1/2No
Teams NL CentralWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
1957 Milwaukee63.667—–Yes
1971 Pittsburgh33.5001 1/2Yes
1985 St. Louis33.5001 1/2No
2003 Cubs36.3333Yes
Teams NL OtherWinsLossesPCTGBAvailable
2001 Arizona42.667—–Yes
2016 Chicago (N)42.667—–No
1977 Philadelphia45.4441 1/2Yes
2007 Colorado36.3332 1/2Yes

If you are interested in taking over the management of any of these teams contact me in comments.

The real significance of the Time Story

Posted: February 6, 2021 by datechguy in Uncategorized

Apparently the only people not in on trying to fix the election was the American voter.

Now that Biden/Harris are in office, it’s a perfect time to announce that the Left brought together millions of dollars and ensured that states would change their voting laws – illegally in many cases such as Virginia and California, ensured that judges would refuse to hear cases of voter fraud, and deployed thousands of people to help ensure that Election 2020 was “fortified” on behalf of the Democrats. 

Who were all those people who “fortified” the election? People from Planned Parenthood, Black Lives Matter, AFL-CIO, Fight Back Table (a coalition of resistance organizations), civil rights organizations and more. Once you take a closer look, you’ll realize that all involved are leftist groups. 

Millions of dollars were spent on this effort. Hell, $300 million came from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative! So Mark Zuckerberg has zero room to talk about how Facebook doesn’t censor. He and Dorsey were in on this. They had dinner with major principals of this Protect Democracy effort. With the result being that any information or commentary that the Democrats decided was disinformation would be banned. 

What’s really amazing is that with all of these folks conspiring they still needed to steal the election to get Biden in.

You would think this piece would never come out but the point of playing this publicly is to let us know whose in charge and tell us who is the ruler and who is the serf.

I’m starting to think they want a shooting war as an excuse to kill us.