If all it takes to make million dollar donations to Palestinian groups is for one musician to preach his passion and anger venue owners, maybe musicians should preach their passions more often.
Strike That Strike
Someone or someones on social media decided to float the rumor of a trucker’s strike starting October 1 in relation to diesel fuel prices.
There is no truth to this rumor. Most logical people realize you can’t have a trucker’s strike because there are approximately 2.2 million trucking companies registered in the United States as of 2026. There may be a trucker’s union but each of their companies are individually run. When a strike happens, it’s usually employees of Company XYZ striking for better wages, more time off, better accommodations, etc. They aren’t all going to strike because diesel prices have gone up. Because what good would that do them? They wouldn’t be getting paid and the price of diesel isn’t going to go down any time soon. And we all have only one person to blame for that: SHITHOLE
In truth, the real concern should be truckers not being able to work due to there no longer being any diesel fuel at all. Because that’s where it’s headed. And no amount of striking is going to change that.
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The Weakest SHITHOLE
It takes an extremely weak person to not be able to handle criticism. Of course, being a sociopathic narcissist, it’s difficult for SHITHOLE to accept anything but adulation.
I wonder how he’d like it if NONE of the press showed up to the Shit House to cover his SHITHOLENESS shit. He probably wouldn’t like it very much if NOBODY was there to listen to and smell his shit. They should stop wasting their time going there to watch him snooze while his cronies stand around smelling his shitty diapers.
In this photo Oz is yelling “Natalie! Diaper change!”
“It struck me that there is a reason James Madison put freedom of speech and freedom of the press in the very first amendment. If we can’t speak out, if we cannot challenge those in power, there is no guaranteeing the rights that follow.”
― Jonathan Karl, Front Row at the Trump Show
“Freedom of the Press, if it means anything at all, means the freedom to criticize and oppose.” – George Orwell
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It’s Important to Always Remember
Today marks the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001. And here we are.
It will always be a day I wish could be erased from the calendar. Not only do the memories of this day live on in my mind every year, they are now being passed on to the next generation.
I was just thinking Wednesday night during the Patriots game that a good majority of the players on the team weren’t even born on September 11. The rest were children.
Thankfully my daughter was not alive to witness the attacks of September 11, 2001. I feel for the children that were alive at that time and had to endure any television coverage they saw as well as the constant chatter of adults around them.
When my daughter was in the fourth grade, her reading curriculum included a book called “Eleven” about a boy who turns eleven on September 11, 2001. She also read “I Survived The Attacks of September 11, 2001”.
Although I know the event is part of our history, it is unfortunate that our children must read about and learn what happened that day and the tragedies that occurred. It is unfortunate but it’s also important. It’s important to always remember. As painful as it will always be.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: Change the Name
Re-posting this in honor of Dolly
With Dolly Parton’s recent humble rejection of her Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nomination, it occurred to me how many artists are part of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame but really wouldn’t be considered “rock and roll” artists. There are many.
After Parton announced her desire to be removed from the nomination list, the Hall responded by saying: “From its inception, rock and roll has had deep roots in rhythm & blues and country music. It is not defined by any one genre, rather a sound that moved youth culture. Dolly Parton’s music impacted a generation of young fans and influenced countless artists that followed. Her nomination to be considered for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame followed the same process as all other artists who have been considered.”
With that being said, and although may be true in some part, I, as well as many others, believe it’s time to change the name of this museum to the Music Hall of Fame. Because if rock and roll is not defined by any one genre, then why do you have artists from many different genres under one roof and call it the “Rock and Roll Hall of Fame”?
If you have a museum that has the likes of Leonard Cohen and Nirvana or Rush and Public Enemy or even ELO and Hank Williams, then it’s not just “rock and roll”. It’s music of all different kinds. (note: both Cohen and Rush are Canadian acts and are already part of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame (emphasis on “music”) ).
For the record, Dolly’s name is still listed on the ballot and as of this writing she is shown as being in fourth place as of today. I voted for her. Not just because of her music, which is not rock and roll in style, but because she is a class act human being. And if they based their inductions solely on that, Dolly would’ve been selected long ago.
michellemchatton.com 
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