Operation Finale | a movie trailer

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One movie that I will surely watch …. add to my list!! Looking forward to it!!

the secret keeper

After World War II, Hitler’s deadliest lieutenant escaped.


Operation Finale (2018)

Rated . . . PG-13 disturbing thematic content and related violent images, and for some language
Genre . . . Biography | Drama | History | Thriller

15 years after World War II, a team of secret agents are brought together to track down Adolf Eichmann, the infamous Nazi architect of the Holocaust.

Stars: Mélanie Laurent, Haley Lu Richardson, Oscar Isaac, Ben Kingsley

Director: Chris Weitz

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Still More Head-Shaking Moments …

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HEAD-SHAKING MOMENTS … PLEASE … enough IS enough!!
M’lord …

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say whatA few things crossed my radar this morning … things that either made me say “Say WHAT???” (I seem to say that a lot lately, had you noticed?) or shake my head (or fist).  So, for your head-shaking pleasure, I bring you a few random bits ‘n pieces …

Who to blame … who to blame …

Shortly after I published my post about the ridiculous military parade Trump had scheduled for November 10th at a cost of $92,000 or more, it was announced that the parade has been canceled, or postponed until next year at least.  At the time, no reason was given, but I assumed it had something to do with the cost.  I was fairly certain that Trump would not be a happy camper, and I wondered who he would choose to blame for his own folly.  Wonder no more … the lucky target of…

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The Senate Stands Up To The Bully …

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A resolution passsed unanimously? 🤨 … these guys are working??
Anyway … THE PRESS IS NOT THE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE!

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“We swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution, including the First Amendment. Today, every senator upheld that oath by sending a message that we support the First Amendment, and we support the freedom of the press in the face of these attacks.” – Senator Brian Schatz, 16 August 2018

We should not need a Senate resolution to declare that the free press is not “the enemy of the people”.  It is rather akin to needing a Senate resolution to declare that parents should not beat their children to death, or men should not sexually abuse women.  It is already the damn law!  The U.S. Constitution protects the free press, so why do we need a Senate resolution to acknowledge the law?  Why?  Because we have a buffoon instead of a president who has, for 71 years, gotten what he wants by bullying, and he thinks he can still…

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