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Apologies to Gil Scott Herron. While he said the revolution will not be televised, he nailed the last line of the song “The revolution will be live.” He didn’t foresee a broadcast studio in everybody’s pocket, he didn’t know you would no longer need a journalist to feed you news. “There will be no pictures […]

To be clear, even though Mayor Nan Whaley thinks and acts like she runs the city, she is but one vote on a commission of five, that is supposed to provide oversight on the City Manager. The City Manager is supposed to run this city. Unfortunately, that’s not how things work in real life. City […]

Just after WWII, America, victorious in war yet battled by its aftermath, had to face an uncertain future just like what we are facing during the Coronavirus pandemic. Granted, the coronavirus death toll, while still climbing, hasn’t reached the 405,000 that gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country and world peace during WWII, but, there […]

My dead mother got one. I got one. The veteran I take care of got one, right in the middle of the pandemic. A “Notice of Delinquent Citation(s)” from a law firm in Texas that specializes in debt collection. The first two didn’t even have account or “offense dates” listed – they were just “notice […]

Here we go, Esrati bashing people again. This time, the post office. Unlike President Trump, I don’t believe in shutting down the post office, I realize it’s mandated in the constitution, and without it, there are plenty of American’s who would be unreachable by any other service. Yesterday, out of frustration, I spent an hour […]