Tuesday, March 9, 2021

Is this man too smart to serve in the City Council?

Frank Spangenberg is a Jeopardy! legend, but it appears he is throwing his hat in the ring for City Council District 19.
It might be tough on him should he win, as he would be the smartest person in the chamber by far.

13 comments:

JQ LLC said...

I remember that guy. Mostly from his mustache.

Maybe there could be a massive sea change for city council, considering a handful of morons disconnected from their constituencies are term limited. The likes of Brad Lander, Ben Kallos, Steve Levin and Cojo the Dancing Clown

Anonymous said...

Seems like a nice guy, but just because he won Jeopardy 30 years ago I don't know that makes him qualified to be a councilman.

Tony Avella did a great job for us, when he represented us. He always cared and addressed issues that were brought up, unlike our current council member.

Anonymous said...

You could hae a class of kindergartens do a better job then the bunch of morons you have there now.

Anonymous said...

Just get the election fortified by the card carrying liberal media and anyone can win !

Anonymous said...

Any idea if he would be running on the Democrat or Republican line? Or does that matter now with Ranked-Choice voting?

georgetheatheist said...

I'd vote Palladino. I just love conga lines.

Anonymous said...

Better question is, the guy is stupid enough to serve with the cesspool ?

Anonymous said...

Anyone can win ! Look how low the bar has been set.
So, Biden bombed Syria before he even gave a first press conference.
I’m Joe Biden and I forgot this message.

Anonymous said...

The First Vegetable. Hi is not in charge. Question, who is then?

https://youtu.be/Kd9J7VHbpPI

Laughingstock of the world! Now Andy made the Australia news also.

Anonymously Grey Gardens said...

Says Jonathan R. Tostado:

❝Democracy now only resides in a corporate boardroom. Most people with whom I interact are in deep denial. People sanctify the state as long as their puppet of choice is in power.

People in the U.S. have skin in the game and want the status quo, so that they can go back to living in a bubble. There is no going back and the wheels are going to completely come off in the next few years.

They dont want to hear it and gaslight themselves. Propaganda is strong, and believing in it gives them a sense of security to think that there is actual order in the world. They truly think that the horrors that they hear about in other parts of the world aren't possible here, as if there is some magical forcefield in place, and some hero will save them.

And, as long as they can pacify themselves with grinding, Third World consumerism, then they continue to oddly think all is right in the world.

We are hurtling toward an abyss and they have learned to be helpless and ignorant. There's a rude awakening coming, the likes of which have never been previously erupted in the karmic way that is soon about to implode upon We, the People with a vengeance!❞

Anonymously Grey Gardens said...

Says Jonathan R. Tostado:

❝Democracy now only resides in a corporate boardroom. Most people with whom I interact are in deep denial. People sanctify the state as long as their puppet of choice is in power.

People in the U.S. have skin in the game and want the status quo, so that they can go back to living in a bubble. There is no going back and the wheels are going to completely come off in the next few years.

They dont want to hear it and gaslight themselves. Propaganda is strong, and believing in it gives them a sense of security to think that there is actual order in the world. They truly think that the horrors that they hear about in other parts of the world aren't possible here, as if there is some magical forcefield in place, and some hero will save them.

And, as long as they can pacify themselves with grinding, Third World consumerism, then they continue to oddly think all is right in the world.

We are hurtling toward an abyss and they have learned to be helpless and ignorant. There's a rude awakening coming, the likes of which have never been previously erupted in the karmic way that is soon about to implode upon We, the People with a vengeance!❞

Anonymously Grey Gardens said...

❝The collapse of the Roman Empire is a few pages in your high school history book, but in reality it took nearly 250 years. Generations lived WHOLE lives inside of the collapse——which is EXACTLY where we are right now——that our WHOLE lives will be lived inside of those few pages called 'collapse.'❞ ——David Sirota (@davidsirota)

❝A bureaucrat is the most despicable of men, though he is needed as vultures are needed, but one hardly admires vultures whom bureaucrats so strangely resemble. I have yet to meet a bureaucrat who was not petty, dull, almost witless, crafty or stupid, an oppressor or a thief, a holder of little authority in which he delights, as a boy delights in possessing a vicious dog. Who can trust such creatures?❞ ——Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 B.C.), Roman Statesman, Philosopher and Orator

❝Politics is the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich—by promising to protect EACH from the OTHER.❞ ——Oscar Ameringer

❝The war is not meant to be won, it is meant to be continuous.❞ ——George Orwell

❝In war, truth is the first casualty.❞ ——Aeschuylus

❝ALL tyrannies rule through fraud and force, but once the fraud is exposed, they must rely exclusively on force.❞ ——George Orwell

❝Terrorism, first and foremost, is an instrument of statecraft.❞ ——Neil Kramer

❝The system cannot be fixed by the system.❞ ——Tom Morello

❝Our society is run by insane people for insane objectives. I think that we're being run by maniacs for maniacal ends, and I think that I am liable to be put away as insane for expressing that. That's what's insane about it.❞ ——John Lennon

❝The self-righteous always outrule the possibility that THEY are what has gone wrong.❞ ——Mason Cooley

❝The obedient always think of themselves as virtous rather than cowardly.❞ ——Robert Anton Wilson

❝Fascism is capitalism in decay.❞ ——Anonymous

❝He who allows oppression shares the crime.❞ ——Desiderius Erasmus

❝We cannot use the word 'hope' if we refuse to face the truth. ALL hope rooted in self-delusion is fantasy.❞ ——Chris Hedges

❝It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.❞ ——Jiddu Krishnamurti

Anonymously Grey Gardens said...

❝Laws are created to be followed by the poor. Laws are made by the rich to bring some order to exploitation. The poor are the only law-abiders in history When the poor make laws——the rich will be no more.❞ ——Roque Dalton García (1974)

Lee Camp (of Redacted Tonight) says:

❝ ... we have an economy that, at its core, is based on death, misery and hardship. It's not based on health and happiness and life. When it's humming along, that means our obliteration of the planet is running full steam ahead, and average workers are being appropriately repressed and held down, hoping to collect enough food stamps to papier-mâché a cast on their broken arm. In fact, The Washington Post admitted it this week——but, acted surprised when they said it: 'Many analysts pointed to a seemingly unusual cause for the turbulence: rising wages.' No, it's not an 'unusual' cause at all. When we start doing better——when wages start going up——Wall Streeters shit themselves.❞

❝The ruling class keeps Americans as poor as possible so that they CAN'T use their money to do naughty things like fund progressive political campaigns, or sabotage hedge funds.❞ ——Caitlin Johnstone

❝The study of money, above all other fields in economics, is one in which complexity is used to disguise truth, or to evade truth——not to reveal it.❞ ——John Kenneth Galbraith

❝Governments in capitalist society are but committees of the rich to manage the affairs of the capitalist class.❞ ——James Connolly

❝It is impossible for any doomed population to grasp how fragile the decayed financial, social and political system is on the eve of implosion. All the harbingers of collapse are visible: crumbling infrastructure; chronic underemployment and unemployment; the indiscriminate use of lethal force by police; political paralysis and stagnation; an economy built on the scaffolding of debt; nihilistic mass shootings in schools, universities, workplaces, malls, concert venues and movie theaters; opioid overdoses that kill some 64,000 people a year; an epidemic of suicides; unsustainable military expansion; gambling as a desperate tool of economic development and government revenue; the capture of power by a tiny, corrupt clique; censorship; the physical diminishing of public institutions ranging from schools and libraries to courts and medical facilities; the incessant bombardment by electronic hallucinations to divert us from the depressing sight that has become America and keep us trapped in illusions. We suffer the usual pathologies of impending death. I would be happy to be wrong. But I have seen this before. I know the warning signs. All I can say is get ready.❞ ——Chris Hedges