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What’s it all about, Billy?

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Remembering Monkee Mike Nesmith

Published December 10, 2021June 19, 2022 by Mich in FAMOUS MUSICIAN DEATHS

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Deadline to Danger

Vladimir Putin will sign orders on Friday at 3 p.m. Moscow time (8 a.m. in New York) to seize 35,000 square miles of the Ukraine, the largest forced annexation of land in Europe since 1945.

Referendums held this past week allegedly approving the annexations were called a sham by the European Union, which threatened to ‘make the Kremlin pay’ for its action. The U.S. said Ukraine has the right to fight for the four territories.

The annexations will be officially ratified at the next session of the Federal Council in Moscow on October 4.

Meanwhile, back on the moon.

NASA astronauts trying to walk on the moon pic.twitter.com/2nPtijxyWS

— Historic Vids (@historyinmemes) September 29, 2022

Populist Giorgia Meloni calls elitist Macron a disgusting hypocrite

.@EmmanuelMacron you should listen carefully to Georgia Meloni.pic.twitter.com/78mRA89ho7

— Alexandra Lavoie (@ThevoiceAlexa) September 29, 2022

What a moron!

Kamala Harris announces historic new alliance with NORTH Korea! Wow! Is she something or what?!

We have an alliance with North Korea now?

pic.twitter.com/0azrYYclK6

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) September 29, 2022

Harris’s stupidity defies the imagination. No worries, world, the brilliant Biden-Harris administration will lead us safely into Hell.

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‘Nurse Ratched’ has died

Louise Fletcher who played cold, heartless Nurse Ratched in the Academy Award winning movie One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest died on Friday in her home in France. She was 88.

Her character in the 1975 film starring Jack Nicholson was named the fifth-greatest villain in film history by the American Film Institute, and second-greatest villainess, behind ‘Wicked Witch Of the West’ in The Wizard of Oz.

The term Nurse Ratched became part of the English language as a metaphor for a cruel, bureaucratic nurse who goes strictly by the book.

The role won her the Best Actress Oscar at the Academy Awards in 1976, as well as a Golden Globe and BAFTA Award.

The movie, based on the best-selling novel by Ken Kesey won four other Oscars: Best Picture; Best Actor, Jack Nicholson; Best Director Miloš Forman; and Best Screenplay.