by murray | 11 Dec 2020 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, The news/talk station played an interesting ad this morning. A friendly guy was talking about how he was always doing his best to “be safe” and keep everybody around him safe. And how nice it was to have others remind him if he was not fulfilling...
by murray | 4 Dec 2020 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, Everyone is bracing for the most stringent lockdowns yet. Compliance was gained when they told us it was a two-week exercise to “flatten the curve.” When the “curve was flattened,” they told us just a bit longer to make sure the virus...
by murray | 28 Nov 2020 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, To contemplate the future the mainstream assures us is ours is such a reprehensible thought that we simply refuse to think it. They’re celebrating at anchor desks on nearly every channel. Finally, someone serious will call the shots. He and...
by murray | 20 Nov 2020 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, If there’s one thing everybody knows it is that, “The numbers don’t lie!” Nearly every news station is carrying numbers on screen throughout the day and night. Every radio news-break warns that we’re drowning in the virus. ...
by murray | 13 Nov 2020 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, The media tells us it’s over. The election, that is. Covid 19 is running amok, or so all the newsbreaks say. Just as we thought, the Covid scare is still picking up steam 10 months later. It is setting records every day, maybe every minute....
by murray | 6 Nov 2020 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, Our worst fears are playing out in real time. There are a lot of things we don’t know yet. Who do we trust? We’ve seen corruption in the media, corruption in Federal agencies, and now there is apparent corruption in the electoral...
by murray | 31 Oct 2020 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, The election that determines the long-term state of the world is upon us, and the next four days may seem like an eternity. That’s assuming we know something concrete by Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. If some of these states get their...
by murray | 30 Oct 2020 | Mark Armstrong's Monthly letter
Dear Members and Coworkers, October 26, 2020 It’s a strange time to write a letter. By the time it gets to you, the future of the United States of America for the foreseeable future may have already been determined. On the other...
by murray | 24 Oct 2020 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, The mainstream media has determined that most of us are utterly uninformed and completely dependent on their daily lectures to get through our lives. They’ll report what the “experts” have to say on any number of subjects affecting us...
by murray | 17 Oct 2020 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, The good news is that we observed the Feast of Tabernacles at all planned locations, save California, which apparently is still in “lockdown,” per the all-knowing governor’s orders. Services were still held on the Holy Days at an...
by murray | 25 Sep 2020 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, Oh no! A second wave has hit. Who saw this coming? “New York Eyes New Shutdown,” reads the NBC headline. Of course, they do, we were sure they would. Every time there’s some hint that the pandemic may be waning, there’s another...
by murray | 18 Sep 2020 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, “No, no, no,” said former Secretary of State (under Obama) John Kerry. If some one thought it would be possible to make peace between Israel and other Arab nations without first satisfying the demands of the Palestinians, they had another thing...