The idiot from the last post continued:

Besides the obvious fact he went through the blog to cllect info and then try to appear himself as some sort of advanced intellect by correctly “guessing” stuff about me, the use of the pejorative is a poor attempt of silencing a “runaway” Hispanic.

This is the American left’s version of the Castrista epithet of “Gusano”  (worm) that applied to any Cuban who stood against the revolution and/or left for the US. “Contrarevolucionario” was used in Nicaragua, but sort of backfired when it was used to as emblem for those fighting against the Sandinistas. In Venezuela, the chose word by Chavez was “escualido”  which means scrawny and it was applied to their alleged thin morals and love for the country and which also backfired when Venezuelans, specially the poor, actually started to become really scrawny because the means of food production had suffered the usual consequences of a Socialist regime managing it.

All the name calling is just a poor attempt to shame Latinos into submit to the narrative of belonging to the Democratic party.  I mean, apparently they own the Chicano vote and they are rightly pissed that the Latinos in the Southeast somehow dared to slight the obvious Liberal Intellect rather than prostate ourselves in front of their illuminated wisdom.

So, once again I fins myself repeating the obvious: Dear American Liberals, just because I roll my R’s and eat beans, does not mean I will mow your lawn and vote straight and only for the Democrats. Please stop being such racist hacks.

Vayan a que les den por el culo.

I have been having a bit of fun poking a Goya hater in Twitter. As it happens in these exchanges, the original issue gets sidetracked and the conversation goes somewhere else. In this case to a laughable attempt of faux intellectual superiority:

Four books is “a lot of books” for this person.  That is so sad. Please allow me to share a Gonzalez Household issue that has the wife miffed some.

You see that old “entertainment center” on the background?  Your sharp eyes may have noticed that it has no electronics but books. Seventy two books ( I just counted) that have been read in the last 2-3 years and are now residing in the living room because I ran out of shelf space in my room.

The missus has finally relented and we are in negotiations as of what kind of book case will go in the living room. It seems 6 feet wide by 8 feet high worth of book placement may be a wee bit too much even though I keep telling her we need to invest in space for the future.

OK, I am not normal (No shit, sherlock) And I truly lost count of the books I read in my life, but anybody throwing airs of superiority advising that 4 books are many is simply a sad commentary on his real intellect.

PS: I forgot. I always have a “throne book” to be read while “meditating” so about 2-3 pages a meditation. This is the one serving duty right now: Captain L. H. McNelly, Texas Ranger: The Life and Times of a Fighting Man

Chuck Yeager, Rest in Peace.

Reader David H. gave me this heads up:

Well, played, sir. very well played.

Next time I make “Carotas Negras” (black beans) I will take pictures and share the recipe with you guys. It is real simple and even a Lefty can do it… but won’t because I will use Goya beans.

State police raided the home of a former Department of Health data scientist who is accusing Florida officials of wrongfully firing her for refusing to manipulate COVID-19 statistics.
Rebekah Jones, a vocal critic of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ handling of the pandemic, tweeted a video of agents entering her home Monday morning with guns drawn.
“They took my phone and the computer I use every day to post the case numbers in Florida, and school cases for the entire country,” she wrote. “They took evidence of corruption at the state level. They claimed it was about a security breach. This was DeSantis. He sent the gestapo.”

Florida police raid COVID data whistleblower’s house with guns drawn

You may remember Miz Jones from back in May when she was fired from her job at the Florida Department of Health for insubordination and fudging with the virus data brought to her by the real scientists.  She was lauded by the Media as brave scientist who stepped forward and refused to cover for DeSantis lies, but ended up that she was only a geographer working basically as data entry person in the department’s website. She is also accused of being a cyberstalker to an ex-boyfriend and affidavit of probable cause  is here for all to read.

And now it seems she has been illegally accessing the Department of Health’s internal notification system and sent around 1,750 messages urging people to come forward with … no idea, I guess bad stuff to use against DeSantis.  Basically, she allegedly hacked the system and by the looks of it, she did not good a good job covering her tracks.

Wait for her to become once again the Media Darling facing the tyrannical hordes sent by DeSantis to silence her “truth.”

[yawn]

Goya has been providing for the poor anytime something catastrophic happens and during the holidays. Post Hurricane woes? Goya has been there and people do not go hungry because of that.

On te other hand, the Left has a long track record of destroying the making of food by politicizing the production system.  From the millions who dies during  Holodomor in Ukraine to the ones starving to death in North Korea and Venezuela, nothing else says famine like a good Socialist doctrine and government. Which makes the negative comments against Goya sadly laughable.

I love the last one, only a moron incapable of using Google does not know that Goya is a Hispanic company. But maybe they are populated by those infamous White Hispanics we heard about years back during the beatification of Trayvon Martin.

“Let me save you from those racist beans! I don’t care if you are hungry, give up the can!”

PS: The Goya dry beans and grains are the best around. Dear old mom gave her seal of approval.

I was making a joke with the Covid Shame Police badge, but I feel we actually may have to make, if not badges, at least patches to give away. …maybe just name badges if we can finagle a budget.