Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Can you smell what this coward is cooking? I can, a big load of crap!
I don’t have a problem with people standing by their beliefs, but Dwayne Johnson is a hypocrite and a coward.
After standing by Podcaster Joe Rogan, he got a little heat from the ‘blue checkmark’ desk jockeys in Hollywood and cowardly backtracked his support for Rogan.
Like Rogan, Johnson has made some boneheaded statements in the past, but since the cancel culture brood has taken over our society, forgiveness is not a word in their vocabulary.
I would have had more respect for Johnson if, instead of cowardly running away, he would have taken a stance against the cancel culture morons.
How long does it take for people to be forgiven for past stupidities?
I guarantee you that most of these ‘blue checkmark’ desk jockeys have plenty of skeletons in their closets.
Not a good day to be a democrat! Garcetti and Schumer score big.
When it is not your day, it is not your day. Today a couple of Democratic Party politicians could not help themselves and exposed their stupidity for everyone to see.
Let us start with the master of pandering, Senator Chuck Schumer of New York. While addressing a group of people touting Joe Biden’s promised to nominate a black woman to the United States Supreme Court, the senator took a sizable chunk of his foot and put it deep inside his mouth.
He went on to claim that until 1981 the Supreme Court was all white men. Obviously, the Senator forgot that from 1967 to 1991, Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, who was black, was part of the Supreme Court. Justice Clarence Thomas later replaced Justice Marshall.
Talk about embarrassing, especially when Schumer was already serving in government while Justice Marshall was still an active member of the court.
Typical Democrat, Schumer went on an apology tour, but not before getting smoked on social media.
A suggestion to my liberal friends, if you are going to act “woke” know your stuff before making a fool of yourself. Your foolishness only gives people like me good writing material.
Next, we go all the way to the wrecked state of California, where Eric Garcetti, Mayor of Los Angeles, could have earned an academy award nomination for the stupidest statement I have ever read about Covid-19 and mask wearing.
Mind you, Los Angeles requires every citizen, including the vaccinated, to always wear a mask during indoor activities.
Mayor Garcetti was caught with his pants down when basketball player, Magic Johnson, posted pictures of him on Twitter and the mask-less Mayor having a jolly good time at SoFi Stadium.
When confronted, Mayor Garcetti dismissed the complaints by stating that a mask is not necessary if you hold your breath. Say what? That is right folks, the Mayor of Los Angeles went on to say “there is zero percent chance of infection” if you hold your breath.
You cannot make this stuff up; I could not produce this type of nonsense even if I try.
Let us look at the bright side, Garcetti has found an effective way to stop the spread of Covid-19, despite the fact the CDC has not recommended human beings stop breathing to reduce the spread of infection.
I have the sneaky feeling that holding one’s breath is not at all helpful.
Stupid is as stupid does. Garcetti and Schumer scored big.
Rafael Nadal? ‘I made sure the #1 ranked in the world player was kicked out of the tournament’
The Australian government made a mockery of their country, the pandemic, and the tournament. They used Djokovic as a political pawn, and his vaccination status, as an excuse to keep him out of the tournament and eventually kicking him out of the country.
Still, the country is run like a penal colony and the cases of COVID-19 remain at their highest despite of their vaccination mandates and lockdowns. Spare me the outrage.
Rafael Nadal may have won the Australian Open, but without the #1 ranked player in the world, Novak Djokovic, the victory will be seen by many as a fraud and with a huge asterisk next to it.
The Australian government may have won the ‘Woke War’, but they lost their prestige with it.
After getting a break on 17, McIlroy hits an awesome drive down the 18 hole, at the Emirates Golf Club, Majlis Golf Course, on the final round of the Dubai Desert Classic.
In the clubhouse is veteran Richard Bland and golf phenom Viktor Hovland sitting at a comfortable -12 under par and waiting to either, go on a playoff or the airport.
McIlroy was -12 under par with over 260 yards into the par 5. A birdie would have done the trick at best, and at worst, a par would have taken him into a playoff with Bland and Hovland.
Unfortunately for him, none of those two scenarios came to fruition. He bogeyed 18 after spraying his second shot into the water and missing a par putt.
What what was he thinking? Did his caddie, Harry Diamond, told him what was going on? Did he knew all he needed was a birdie to win outright or a par to join the playoff?
In typical McIlroy fashion, he went out in flames. I felt sorry for the guy, after all, I am a golfer and I have played at the Emirates Club many times. I know how difficult is to clear that water, and at over 260 yards is even tougher.
I know the player is responsible for making the shot, but I put a lot of the blame on his caddie. I would have insisted on the layup and dealt with the ass-chewing after the victory champagne.
This was one of the worst decisions I have witnessed. A heartbreaker for sure.
Personally, I think is time for Rory McIlroy to hire a real caddie. I am sure is fun to have your best buddy in your bag, but when millions, and legacy, are on the line, always go with a professional.
At the end, Viktor Hovland raised the trophy by defeating Richard Bland after birding the first playoff hole.
