The emmy nominations were announced. I know this only because I watched David Letteman, who bragged on for fifteen minutes about how he got five. See, I find this an intresting topic because it’s unorthadox for this blog. People who read this tend to think I am just a freak who writes on and on about the government, 9/11 and society. But even truthers and conspiracy theorists have lives. I do watch David Letterman, and Craig Ferguson for that matter. I go grocery shopping, sleep, brush my teeth, ect. My point is, blogs and websites leave people with an impersonal realationship with the writer. It’s just something I’ve been thinking about lately. And I also feel latley, that I should be writing less professionally. My thoughts can wonder as they have done now.
Not everything has to be a structured paragraph. It is really is too tiring to do so.
So back to the emmys: I have found that the elite are benefiting from basic programing. The emmys are a good example because it is essentially a pointless award show that thousands or maybe millions tune into. Just like sports, (although I participate in this, “distraction” as well), and basic shows on every night. Take, for example, CSI. Everyone is freaking out in the blogosphere, because Gill Grissom is leaving the show. That in itself is a distraction. But on a bigger picture the show can be used to simply get people accustomed to police brutality, and law enforcement braking the law to manipulate the system, which we have seen more of in the real world. Shows like CSI, numb3rs, flashpoint, whatever your preference, always have a character who beats up the criminal when interrogating, or doesn’t have a warrant. Just keep a look out.
I will write-in Hillary no matter what the ballot will look like on the Election day. Go on, Hillary!