by murray | 14 Dec 2019 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, You must have heard of the tourists and their guides that were terribly burned while they trekked an active volcano. There’s no way you can read any of the eyewitness accounts of this tragedy without an emotional reaction. Those poor...
by murray | 7 Dec 2019 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, While the public is drowning in fake news and sober, false impeachment claims, the economy is roaring, to coin a phrase, “like nobody’s ever seen.” We’ll see if the fake news mainstream media will even report this news. They...
by murray | 29 Nov 2019 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greeting from Tyler There are any number of subjects that would have been appropriate. You’ve undoubtedly heard about the stabbings on London Bridge today, an apparent terrorist attack. What did they expect when they imported millions of Muslims...
by murray | 23 Nov 2019 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, Did the world stop turning? Is the impeachment sham the only thing on earth we need to know about? If you caught the network radio breaks, the TV network panels, or the flagship headlines you might well come to such a conclusion. Not that the...
by murray | 16 Nov 2019 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, As a follow up to last week’s Update on how the some media outlets can’t even tell you how cold it is without a reminder that global warming is the culprit, you may be surprised to learn that, “The Earth is our common...
by murray | 1 Nov 2019 | Current Event Commentary, Mark Armstrong's US Weekly Update, Weekly Update + comment
Greetings from Tyler, We got through the world’s Halloween observance without incident. Maybe they’ll start removing the spider webs and flashing inflatables from the neighborhood yards, and the skeletons from the entries of every dollar...
