I don't appreciate this Tweet. I am the noble poor.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1081735898679701505

Questions about the U.S. border

What about this:

-Build a series of equidistant military bases all the way around the lower edge of the United States, from one side of the country to the other.  You wouldn't have to build the first one at the beginning of the border with Mexico; you could build it in South Carolina or Georgia and have the last one at or near the coast in Oregon.  

-The primary functions of these bases would be for border security and also to facilitate emergency help for surrounding areas and places all over the country in the event of natural disasters.

-While the bases are being built, recruit people to work at them for the Army, Navy and Air Force.

-Border security presents a number of opportunities for problem-solving, and is a good career.

-The bases would create jobs and be good for local economies.  

-They would be good career opportunities for women in the military, since they would be more interesting than desk jobs but less strenuous on a regular basis than combat.  They would also be good training for people who want to have international, military careers.  

-At the border, between the bases, build wall segments that are too high to scale and that are long enough that it would take a few hours to walk the length of a segment.  The segments will cause predictable places where people will try to walk or drive into the United States, which will make it easier to apprehend them.  The segments also won't be as ecologically disruptive as a continuous wall would be.  

-Give the wall segments cameras and other sensors, and patrol the unwalled area between them with drones and whatever other technology is available.  Some of the segments can also be storage, take-off and fueling stations for the drones, which means that there will be people around to operate them, to patrol, and to alert the nearest military base if there is an issue that requires additional help.  

-Is there technology that could create electronic sensing capability between each wall segment?  

Questions about Afghanistan

I did some reading about Afghanistan several weeks ago.


-Afghanistan has tried to develop a ski industry.

-Afghanistan has a textile tradition.

-Afghanistan languishes for lack of economic alternatives to the production of heroin.

-Even if Afghanistan is not yet safe for a fully fledged ski industry, could the outdoor apparel industry work with Afghans?  Maybe the individual businesses of that industry could also ask their home governments for protection for the Afghans who agree to work with them, so that they don't end up being threatened by drug lords. 

-Afghanistan has land mines, which this group is trying to remove:

https://www.halotrust.org/where-we-work/central-asia/afghanistan/


-Since Afghanistan has land mines, which have injured and which continue to injure Afghans, and since Afghanistan would like to have a world-renowned ski industry, shouldn't it be a center of orthopedic research?

Perhaps I should clarify something for former First Lady Michelle Obama.

I don't need her approval.

I need for my rights to be respected, and SO DOES EVERYONE ELSE WHO IS BEING RAPED BY THE ABUSES WHICH HER HUSBAND'S ADMINISTRATION ALLOWED AND WHICH SHE IS PROMOTING WITH HER MISERABLE BOOK. 


Obviously, the New York Times, which betrayed everything that the media is supposed to do by promoting sexual crime, has no intention of stopping the lies that are turning the Obamas into heroes.




https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/04/books/review/becoming-michelle-obama-international-best-seller.html

I HATE the song "Hunger," by Florence + The Machine.

Having spent weeks gritting my teeth and subduing the urge to run away screaming every time that I have to hear it, I have decided to discuss it.

It is particularly upsetting when I am in the restroom at Whole Foods and have to sit there while the song is playing over the loudspeaker for the store.  

I didn't know whose song it was until this morning, when I Googled it.

I also didn't know until then that the person who wrote it had an eating disorder when she was seventeen.  I am sorry that she had that problem; I was in the hospital for the first time when I was seventeen, and have spent the rest of my life since then being gaslit by anyone who wants to abuse me and lie about it.  Presumably she's all right now, and even if she isn't, that doesn't improve the song.  It has to be one of the worst songs ever written or sung, and it ought to be permanently banned from the solar system.

I have no problem with it if she wants to write other songs about her life, including about her eating disorder and her hope that other people won't suffer in the same way, but I would appreciate it if she would leave me out of it, and if she would start acquaintances with concepts such as melody and tone.  

These are some of the lyrics of that wretched song:

"Tell me what you need, oh, you look so free
The way you use your body, baby, come on and work it for me
Don't let it get you down, you're the best thing I've seen
We never found the answer but we knew one thing"

I need to stop being filmed in the bathroom, and so does everyone else who's being criminally victimized.  We couldn't be less free.  

My opinions and requests for help haven't changed since yesterday.

Please report these crimes so that they can be stopped.

The Boston Police Department has done nothing in response to my reports about voyeurism in gym locker rooms in the Boston area.  I am not believed.  

The Pine Street Inn's administration has done nothing in response to my reports about voyeurism in the women's locker room there.  I am not believed. 

Neither I nor the hundreds, if not thousands, of the unsuspecting people in Massachusetts who are being criminally victimized by this human rights abuse every day are asking for these violations.

The negligence of everyone who knows about this crime is sickening.

This is the information for anonymously telling the Boston Police Department about crime:

Call CrimeStoppers Tip Line at 1 (800) 494-TIPS or text the word 'TIP' to CRIME (27463).  The Boston Police Department is interested only in your information, not your identity. Your tip is 100% anonymous.