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When I got home from work yesterday, I made some food and then watched the new Martin Scorsese film on Netflix.

It's a behemoth of a film, clocking n at 3 hours and 30 minutes to be exact. The movie doesn't feel boring at all, which is rare, when it has the run time it has.

The movie stars Robert DeNiro, as Frank Sheeran, a truck driver who gets involved with Russell Bufalino, expertly played by Joe Pesci, and his Pennsylvania crime family, and Jimmy Hoffa, played by Al Pacino.

Slowly you see Frank work his way up from small time errand guy to a powerful hitman. It is a very slow burn, but it's definitely worth it in the end!

There is not much I can tell, in fear of spoiling the story. It is on Netflix, so give it a watch! It reminds me of the classic gangster movies like Casino and Goodfellas, two excellent movies in their own right.

9/10

The smell of a new book while curled up in bed.

A new crime Nordic TV series to binge-watch on a weekend.

What is happiness for you?

Only those who are vision or hearing impaired, or suffering from near terminal TD-HD Syndromes will not not know. But the severe biases of the fake media outlets, VERY fake, have been with us now for several decades. Recall when during the war in the Malvinas, the BBC's reporting was so unbiased, that some members of Parliarment complained. At least, as predicted, until Maggy and the Brits totally kicked arse down there with the girly, sissy Generals full of chest medals Argentinians. And here in the USA, the three networks, and public broadcasting, the latter most notable for NPR (National Proletarian Radio), are hardly even handed in reportage. Certainly grossly biased against right wing almost anything, but even in their coverage of science, economics, etc. Only former short wave radio Moscow, Havana or Tirana, in their own propagandist ways, were worse. It wasn't always this way, as with the now terminally PC BBC. Public broadcasting was actually started, with a majority of taxpayers' dollars, half a century ago, to counter the commercial outlets. And for a short while, it did the job. Over time, with more staffing by graduates of Schools of Journalism, the left biases began to creep in, to a point where we now virtually have enemies of the people for news pundits. But don't take my word for it. Step onto almost any campus, and visit a few lectures. Then catch a few broadcasts. Sure, there's right wing info on some outlets. BUT IT'S NOT TAXPAYER FUNDED, oh my astute CS lemmings. The taxpayer funding confiscatory huge teats for these incredibly biased services continues, albeit, with protests from taxpayers, at lower rates. Now the funding comes from frequent "beg-a-thons", for listener support. And originally, public broadcasting was intended to avoid all the crass adverts on commercial outlets, by using taxpayers dollars instead. Fat chance, but again, don't take my word for it. Just tune in to see how really similar the many adverts on the fake news PUBIC networks, VERY fake, really are. Our Brilliant President Trump as with his many other long overdue/fulfilled promisses policies, is hip. VERY hip. But strategically keeping a low profile on this, until he's in for a second term. I won't detail the various plans for change here, but as they say on the air waves, stay tuned. And just BTW, my British friends, if you don't happen to be rabidly left wing yourselves, just how fairly do you feel your TV/Radio confiscatory taxes are being spent. We can all hang our heads, and pray. Hope we don't get fooled again. Same old bosses, same old....

It's great when YouTube plays full length movies... for free.
Usually, they are online for a limited basis then the status requires login, subscription, and a fee.
Be sure you have ad-block on your browser as I'm told every few minutes the movie is interrupted to play a commercial.

I'm watching STARGATE (again) tonight. I love the music score.

"Chevron seven locked in place"

At home, in the Vierk-Aaltarboy Tajmahal-like mansions, I do not have land lines, ISP or cable TV. Smart/cell phone much better, occasional wifi use in some favorite places and cable during travels (hotels/hostels/AirB&B/Home away) suffice just fine. Still use antennas on rotator in tall trees for many broadcast TV stations/HF wire lines, even some from ooooott there Oh Canada-Eh?, conditions permitting. Like much in our friends' country to the north, TV and radio are quite different there, and often much better. When twins were still at home, I begrudgingly (tight wad) had all three, supporting lots of fake news sources, and ample brain pollution for children and adults alike. And now amateur radio and short wave broadcasts allow for diverse coverage of world issues, from blended viewpoints, while at the home front. But on this trip, watching cable, have noticed two improved TV sources. Al-Jazeera and i24. By comparison with my using many sources at the V-Aa castles, these sources seem to be far less biased. Of course, apartheid Israel takes it deep up the back side on Al-J., as well she should. And likewise, i24 tends toward the (slightly) more left leaning Eurotrashy view on reality, at times. But in general, I'm seeing these as a breath of fresh air, in trying to feel informed. Silly me? Onward, nose ever straight forward, through the dense fog.

Here are former USA president Bill Clinton & author James Patterson on The Late Show last night.
Enjoy.

I need someone's help I'm a big movie fan I collect movies.

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I have only been using Youtube for a while now. I can see the contents on CS, but not directly from Google.

Anyone know, and can give a hand?