It was common knowledge that following the presidential election, one which a painfully biased, unprofessionally partial CNN called wrong every step of the way, the pro-Clinton network would be desperate to preserve its viewership and eyeballs using every means possible. What happened next was a surprise even to us.
Exxon Mobil has accused the Rockefellers of masterminding a climate change conspiracy aimed at destroying the fossil fuel industry. The company has launched a campaign to defend its image after the Rockefeller family pressured lawyers, journalists and environmental groups to try and destroy the oil and gas company. Nytimes.com reports: But the oil and gas giant has directed some of its fiercest fire at the descendants of John D. Rockefeller, who in 1870 founded Standard Oil, the company that became Exxon Mobil.
I love this picture. We went up to Starhill to have Thanksgiving dinner with some friends. Our hostess (right) and her father from Georgia went into the parlor to play piano and sing after dinner. Here, they’re singing “It Had To Be You” together. It was the perfect denouement to a delicious dinner with old pals. For food, music, family, and friendship, I am very thankful.
(This, by the way, was a plain iPhone photo I ran through the Brushstroke app, which is a lot of fun.)
Following Trump’s dressing down of mainstream media executives yesterday at a closed door meeting, many participants have fired back at Trump saying that they’re “emotionally f-ing pissed” at him. Trump lashed out at media executives and anchors at Trump Tower on Monday, accusing them of being biased in their election coverage, and referring to them as a bunch of “dishonest, deceitful liars.” Trump singled out CNN, saying to president Jeff Zucker “I hate your network, everyone at CNN is a liar and you should be ashamed.” Zerohedge.com reports: Despite the conversation being completely off