Satire – By Kent Heckenlively
For the past six months my brother has been troubled by something.
“I think I know Adam Schiff,” he said, after learning President Trump’s least favorite Congressman grew up in our area. “Do you remember anything about him?”
I drew a complete blank. I researched the question of where Adam Schiff lived and all I could find was some vague references to him living in Danville, CA, the next town over from where we lived in Roundhill Country Club in Alamo. I could find some references to Schiff going to Monte Vista High School, which was where I would have gone if my parents hadn’t sent me to the private Catholic high School, De La Salle, located in Concord.
Besides, when I checked out his age it seemed to me that Schiff would have been a senior in high school when I was in eighth grade. He was more in my brother’s age group than mine. Not really much of an opportunity would have presented itself for me to have a play-date with Adam Schiff.
Then the other night my brother had a breakthrough.
He was talking to his best friend since he was five years old and our old next door neighbor, when his friend replied in answer to the question about Schiff, “Oh yeah, he lived in our neighborhood. His family lived right near the tee of the 17th hole.” We lived on the 14th hole. Yes, Adam Schiff grew up not more than half a mile away from me. I’m sure that when I rode my bike in the summers to the country club pool, I went right by the Schiff house.
My brother’s friend also added that Schiff and his family may have only lived there for a year or two.
Continue reading SATIRE – Adam Schiff was My Neighbor . . . And He Stole My Bike!
Which is why when I read Malcolm Gladwell’s recent book, it was as if a light went off in my head. The main question raised in his book is why interactions with people often go spectacularly wrong.
In 1964 a Tulane University medical professor, Dr. Mary Sherman, was found dead in her home. She’d been stabbed many times, her body was charred and scorched, as if she’d been in a terrible fire (although there was only superficial fire damage to her bed and home), and she was missing her right arm.
Recently he had on Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai, the inventor of email, four degrees from MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), founder of several companies, and a candidate for the U.S. Senate from Massachusetts.
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…a courageous Rosalind Franklin type researcher with the quick wit one might expect of Erin Brockovich if she had a doctorate in molecular biology. Her eyes were opened when she discovered a mouse retrovirus which had jumped into human beings (probably through vaccines), but she was unprepared for the widespread corruption of science in multiple fields.
“No topic is spared from political correctness in Donald Trump, Jr.’s, Triggered, which will expose all the tricks that the left uses to smear conservatives and push them out of the public square, from online “shadow banning” to fake accusations of “hate speech.”
…the creator of the Dilbert comic strip, who talks about “talent stacks”, and has become one of the most important political and lifestyle commentators of our time.
