Let it take care for fun you've been creeping down my backstair

Sometimes I think it's a sin

If I get to feel again and when I'm losing again I can see that now in a painted dream

Sometimes I think it's a sin

When I think that I'm winning and I'm losing again Sometimes I'll take care if I find you've been creeping down my back stairs

Hey folks

So who's president? I'm not sure. I don't know. Probably Trump. I'm assuming, although we haven't heard from him since he got kicked off of Twitter. And there's been no heard since. Not ominous at all, of course. And we've got a good indication that there's going to be further attempts to act as some sort of web-based shock troop to push over the tottering coke machine of American political system.

I don't think that's likely.

I think we'll see in the next month and the inauguration day will definitely be the real

proving ground of this, basically a whiff of grape shot.

Anybody knows what that is. It was one of the things that helped cement Napoleon's legend is when he was still just a general,

and had not yet even, I believe not, had not even gone to Egypt yet, he put down a right-wing royalist revolt that was threatening to lay siege to the National Assembly, but with a well-positioned artillery crossfire that drove

the mob away from the building and saved the directory.

As a result, Napoleon continued his ascension to power.

And I got to say, the parallels don't just end there.

And this also very similar is the fact that the directory was a completely transactional, a hollow, cynical shell

that had no popular legitimacy. So that's certainly history rhyming again. But whoever it looks,

I think that we're going to see these, these ornery whites, disciplined. because one of the reasons that they're like this,

one of the reasons that they could just walk into the Capitol and not think anything is going to be bad

and think that they can just go home and no one's going to get arrested is because nothing bad has ever really happened to these people before in their lives.

Now, that doesn't mean they don't feel precarity, and that doesn't mean they don't feel real anxiety about their station and the worries about their future and their children's future.

But in terms of, like, getting to do what they want, outside, of course, for the market, if they're employees.

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