protests over what happened in baltimore spreading this week to new york boston san diego, washington, d.c. and iran. the ayatollah tweeting quote, u.s. police kill people over any excuse. this type of power doesn t ensure security but leads to insecurity. #baltimore. steve, you say it s time we sink these nuke negotiations. yes, they re simply a dangerous farce. more loopholes than the proverbial swiss cheese. they re out to build those nuclear weapons and they will and obama doesn t seem too upset by it. as for the strait of hormuz what you have there is iran trying to be the big power in the middle east to control ultimately saudi oil fields. if they do anything on the shipment of oil, that is an act of war, even if obama doesn t want to do anything. that s a good point. getting back to the ayatollah s tweet, amnesty international, a number of human rights officials
there will be a new version of this. it s day after day. i ve been getting e. mailings and tweets about 2007 and 2009 in missouri and oklahoma and it was ten or 11 days, but the temperatures here have been down below zero day after day. if you can imagine being without power for a day. when you don t have power, your furnace doesn t run. even if you have a natural gas furnace, it won t go because the power doesn t blow the blower and it shuts down and you re done. so, another couple of days of warmer weather, then we re back into the deep freeze. i think at least try to get something done this weekend if you can. airport travel really good. seattle, portland, morning fog. the wind is routing around there. this is the next storm i was mentioning before the break. a rain maker for the most part unless you get towards the alleghenys, up into the adirondacks and the green and white mountains. by the time it gets there it will be cold enough.
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