

Wastebook
By Frank Weber Copyright ©2026 About a year and a half ago, I left Facebook. I deleted my account for one simple reason: Facebook took it upon itself to CENSOR me and either make my posts unavailable to the public OR remove them outright. All of this done under the guise of “community standards” . Interesting in that I never posted a whole writing on it. I posted a description of my blog post or published writing and a link so that anyone interested could go see for the
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You Have Become What You Beheld
By Frank Weber Copyright ©2026 Ahhhh…the magical, musical tirade continues. In between the bleats and the moos, you can hear them all faithfully singing along with their leaders and handlers… “Trump is a fascist! Anyone who supports Trump is a fascist!” “Trump is a misogynist! Anyone who supports Trump hates women!” “Trump is a racist! Anyone who supports Trump is a bigot!” “Trump will take away everyone’s rights! MAGA only wants THEIR world!” “Trump will put ev
Jan 215 min read


Robots Eat Old People's Medicine for Fuel
By Frank Weber Copyright ©2026 It’s getting pretty embarrassing out there anymore. It’s second-hand embarrassment. I feel really bad for these people, I sincerely do. Have you noticed how the VAST majority of protestors out there are elderly, white folks? People that have ZERO connection to the topics and government officials they are protesting? Of course, I’m referring to the innocuous protestors that just make noise for the ducats they collect from whatever a
Jan 164 min read


Society's Event Horizon
By Frank Weber Copyright ©2026 Event Horizon e-vent ho-ri-zon noun >The boundary of a black hole beyond which nothing can escape. >A point of no return. The playground looks empty these days. Sure, there’s a few rambunctious children still running in circles screaming and yelling at farts in the wind. But not many. In the center of the playground is that same old familiar dirt pile…the throne of the hopeful ‘king of the hill’. But the playground is empty all around it. Th
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