1. S. produces kiddie porn.  With the paid assistance of a Huntington Hospital employee, I was carted, drugged, overnight to a porn set where I was put in a skin flick umbeknownst to me.

2. Suffolk’s Commissioner of Police is married to a man.  In this day and age, it is to be commended that they have the courage to step forward, and pronounce their love publicly.  The Commissioner’s wife is second in command here.  The Commish is a member of the Knights of Honor, a loose-knit, long-standing, secret society of vigilantes who aim to remove undesirables from the community via intimidation.  Just tonight, this Knight kicked my bike tire on its stand, and I spent nearly an hour realigning and remoumting the bicycle.  Another officer, S.C., blocked my credit card so I could not buy food.I am seeking asylum from my favorite nation, Canada.

3. Perfectionism is for perfectionists.  Only god or the Creator is perfect.  You are responsible for the effort, not the result, the attempt, not the outcome.  I often say, Lord, I tried. I hear you do not try enough, but my Lord tells me that I did try enough. My Mom said she put me on this earth to enjoy. Thank you, Mom and Dad, I see what poor parenting does to people, it makes them impossible.

4. Who doesn’t love Apple?  Those bricks are capable of such damage, such home invasion, yet let us get real, bored cops are still limited by Constitutional limitations.  They are not spying your Jenny with a jaded eye, and a bulge, nearing rendezvous.  Spyware is what again?  Again?  I told you, they are . Go to bed, Satan says, we'll make love. Satan, I am straight, I've slept with four women. Sure I have? Sure I have, Satan. We can stop now. I asked you what love is, you said nothing. To me, it is raison d'etre.

5. Jerry is unrelenting as Satan in a new wide-screen classic, Stop the Jew from HBO, which also offers the viewer insight into those like John Wayne Gacy, Sirham Sirhan, Mark David Chapman, and a wide variety of other zanies.  Do not worry my friend, Satan awaits to usher you away to his hideaway, his lookout, for days and days of unholy bad times.  He will intone that as a unvetted cop, he is a perfect life form capable of great destruction, on an unending fault-finding mission, whose ultimate goal is your suicide.  Oops!

6. I don’t mean to brag, but GP, AJ, HG, and CT, think I am swell, very, very swell.  I wrote The Big Four Beyond Forty, which featured all four.  The neighbor from Hell, furmished with Carnivore, FBI surveillance gear, stole my best work, pocketed $30M, on gate of $40M, and a budget of $10M, and I never saw a penny of profit.  Gwyneth Paltrow as Gwyndolyn Parker buys Ashley Judd as Ashley Southern, a hundred thousand dollar bauble of diamonds, saphires, and rubies.  Ashley approves of the necklace, even .  In real life, Gwynnie bought Heather a Ford Mustang, so she could perform a favor for her.  Ms. Paltrow has her passions.  I had read in Consumer Reports that the Mustang has gut-wrenching acceleration.  I am not sure how a funny car, essentially, appeals to Gwyneth, but it has a sporty lineage, and I bet she likes the fact that it accelerates well.  There is a Shelby upgrade package that converts the stock version into a rocket ship.  I am fairly certain I saw the two cars outside my hotel window in April, Gwyneth parks in backwards.  She was a tomboy for a while growing up, her exploits are chronicled in a book she panned called Gwyneth (I read three quarters of it until I heard that to her, the book was by a literary hack, and was not factual).  8/15/26.

7. Meds suck.

8. R. is a monkey on my back, literally.  He is Grandma in a blue and white, funny car.  If he does not disappear soon, you will pay dearly.  Just saying, not doing.  It is time for change, time to remove him bodily from my home, he is a stalker, a sexual predator (he is gay and comes onto me all day, in a SCPD-sponsored alpha to beta conversion).  8/15/26 from 8/09/22.  Good day, Americans.

   Putting paper into a trash can, I heard Dan Wollensky, a public figure, say: “We will miss that, more than we will miss you.”  The affection Nazis have for paper, astounds.  I kicked this guy’s butt in two sports growing up.  Hey, BAB, no fire tonight, okay?

9. Organic food is probably not always labeled as such.  Crop dusters , so why is non-organic food less expensive than .

10. America (most specifically the BJ queen) cannot handle the truth, but anyway: Jesus the Christ is not found deep within the recesses of one’s brain, chanmelled from 30AD, but rather from within the pages of his Bible, the New Testament.&mbsp; Godspeed.

11. Too rich for Spielberg’s blood, and he produced Schindler’s List.  Do not fret, those who appreciate The Other Letter, OtherLetter.ca, to follow (Canadians only).

12. How cold is Canada in winter?

13. Per the United States Constitution, I can redress grievences by almost any means necessary, especially via the press, and when there are no other means available, just ask Dan...

14. To the neighbor from hell (Dad’s appellation), blocking my credit cards are just a way of showing her appreciation for the Swastika.  Pretend someone enjoys speaking with customer service, and telling them this guy, Other Letter, is a real humdinger, and should not have credit, because of his, say, reckless driving (I have a good driver rate from GEICO).

15. African Americans want to get ahead in life.  Some say never, mofo, even though Black is beautiful, just listen to WBLS, 107.5.  Raymo says hi.

16. What do you call a cop with a gun?  One well-armed to fight crime, I guess, or a band on the run, yelling: “I’m going to kill you, mofo!”  8/15/26.
    —Steven Spielberg, Satan wears a Badge (and drinks).  Dan, Steve may speak with you...

17. 2A is our Constitutional right to bear arms, yes?  Then, under which circumstances may they be used to “stand your ground”?  The reason I ask is that I have a regular prowler/stalker coming to my home late at night, and I need to stop him before he kills someone other than himself.  Hi Dan, do you know what happened to my: Portable vacuum cleaner; Eddie Bauer parka; four broken stereos; et al?...

18. Walter “Walt” Graham, has passed away at the age of 81.  As Director of the FBI, he led the way for the new, only justice, perspective.  Mr. Graham valued everyone equally, all American citizens, all were equal under the law.  Graham investigated corruption in Chicago, Southeastern New York, and most notably, SoCal, where, with his daughter, Heather Graham, worked at the Me Too investigation of Harvey Weinstein.  8/14/26.

19. WBLS, 107.5, offers the urban, sometimes raw, sometimes tongue-in-cheek, always entertaining, music radio chronicling the often Black experiemce, with glimpses of the dark side.  “Never saw that in a parking lot before!”

20. SCPD, Huntington Hospital, cannot offer a Canadian any restitution for crippling illness they caused, tardive dyskinesia and PTSD.  Only reason given, not an American in any sense.  Also included in a laundry list of abuses is police brutality, and medication mismanagement malpractice.  The U.S. Senator from New York, Kirsten Gillibrand, has been contacted, and has investigated (in a candid admission, she earlier said the settlement would “easily be nine figures.”)  Working against this Canadian, is that he is always referred to as a “head case,” and “meat,” even though he is very high functioning.  Given the magnitude of the crimes, including in-house surveillance by the SCPD, the United Nations has begun an investigation, and Canada is trying to grant the Canadian asylum, but is encountering fierce resistence from the SCPD.  Canadian PM, Mark Carney, is involved in the negotiations.  8/14/26.

21. McCulluche’s Run, Friday, 10pm, this fall on CBC.  Rough patches, woods boosts, dangerouse characters, political ups and downs, ins and outs, objet d’art, horse, special dynamite, special women, choreographed car tricks, worse guys, Moog still plays, Sunday dinners.  Pilot: legend Mbappé misses international cap, sub sucks, fan rescues on Vespa through Montmartre (AI)...

22. End required ‘suds’ so says New York State Board of Health.

23. Objects in mirror are closer than they appear, support deep-space research with manned missions.  Avoid an intergalactic faceoff of epic proportions, open communications with distant, advanced societies.

24. What to do about local looters, fleecers?  Not a clue, nor do they have.  Support the every inch surveilled and AI’ed initiative.  We must stop humanity from committing any and all crime, including throwing bubble gum onto the ground in a well-treaded region.  Travelers, you can get on board as well, contact your Council of Reasons for necessary back up.  State your causes, Americans, earthlings, give me twenty.  Canadians, remember that snow is your life blood, hockey, your inspiration (enforce a cross-checking, 15-minute major); and British, sell back the Crown Jewels to support Dickens-inspired orphanages from porridge depletion, let Oliver and Pip, exceed great expectations.

25. People often corner me at parties and ask me what I think the markets will do.  I tell them about the random walk down Wall Street, and then I tell them to imagine that drunk.  I’m long Rogers Communications of Montréal, which signed a twelve-year, exclusive deal with the NHL, after I bought two round lots.  I am not one to smile, but I did smile that day.

26. People often ask me why I like Canada so much.  My Dad has family there, and I like the Habs.  That’s why.  What do I like about Great Britain?  The monarchy sounds really cool, and who knows what will happen at the next Royal picnic?  Everyone thinks Kate is a fine person, but did you happen to see what she wore at the last Wimbledon Final?  Have you ever seen a peach ascot worn with such authority?  The ensemble had many fainting.  People, get Middleton on the horn for photo op, feature, and philanthropy.

27. Ella Langley for President in ’28.  Now that the U.S. Senator from New York, Kirsten Gillibrand, dropped out of the early ’26 primaries, anyone can win.  I’m putting all my philantropic efforts behind Ms. Langley, and you should, too.  On November 5th, 2028, be sure to vote for Ella, and the rest of the Democratic slate as they wrestle power away from Lindsay Graham, Mitch McConnell, and Donald J. Trump, who is headed for an ambassadorship to Spain.  God bless this great land of ours, and if you buy pancakes here, remember to never get the fake maple syrup, get the real thing, smokey, as those South of the border much prefer.

28. Things I hate: Mercedes Benz; McDonalds; Clump fishermen; Denuded wilderness; Huntington Hospital (most of 5 North, Martha Stewart General; informal Brunswick I liked more); and last, but not least, Tommy Cook, whose Macintosh invade homes, with audio from corporations, even (no search warrant access is bad enough).

    We like Android, location services not as robust, less point-to-point audio-visual with constabularies.

29. Dad’s list.

    • Box.
    • Give to needy friends (do not lend).
    • Buy land.
    • Stay away from booze.
    • Go to school until you are 21.
    • ...And from my Mom: “Never talk to cops,” which is some of the best advice she ever gave me.

30. Do you like Smooth 70s music?  Would you like to hear all 70s, all day, mostly listener-supported, with a minimum of commercial interruptions?  Or hear the angels sing at Choral Classical, or movie scores at Klassik Movie Radio, from Augsburg.  [Roku > MyTuner app > search for Smooth 70s, Choral Classical, or Movie Radio.]  (These are not paid endorsements.)

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    Click for relaxation YouTubes (not a paid endorsement).

33. Did you know that Psalms were part of the Old Testament?  We have been singing the praises of Jehovah.  Christ wasn’t yet born.  8/12/26.

34. Haven’t we had enough of the carnage?  Then repeal 2A.  By legalizing firearms and vigilantism, the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution kept slaves in check, and quelled slave rebellions.  Nearly two thirds of our Founding Fathers owned slaves, including Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington, who owned upwards of one-hundred African-Americans apiece.  Civilized societies do not enable gun-toting Dirty Harry wannabes with itchy trigger fingers.  Given hunting is a non-sustenance sport, then use a bow and arrow to slaughter defenseless Bambis, give them a chance of surviving.  Repeal 2A, with gun buybacks.

35. America was founded 250 years ago on an enviable concept, the standard for the world: “that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”

36. Do you believe in a hereafter?  Its existence may be more than just a matter of faith — that the worthy are rewarded with heaven when they pass away — there may also be a logical basis for an afterlife.  Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only transformed.  Famed physicist, Isaac Newton, posited this as a now proven, law of physics.  Then what happens to spiritual energies when we pass on?  Given the miracle of life, that a Creator has apparently provided, couldn’t there be a miracle after death in the form of a spiritual heaven?  We can only measure energies that our instruments can detect, there may be other energies for which we are not privy as living beings with limited instrumentation.

37. Stand for something: the environment; good government; equal rights, that’s women’s, civil, and senior’s; and stand against war.  Try to make a difference: write a letter to the editor of the local newspaper; follow the news (if you can stomach it), and remember, or register, to vote; clean up litter around your neighborhood, at the park, or along the beach (reclaim nature from the polluter); try to be a good man or woman, a mensch, as the Jews say.  Try to be a man or woman of God, do God’s work, honor the Creator and Creation.

38. Honor thy mother and father, when they go, you may never see or hear from them again.  Just saying.

39. England has us beat in the radio department.  Check out Radio Caroline (think Kennedy).  Choose from North American or UK feed, North American feed satisfies royalty law, UK may be better for most tastes.  (Can also be accessed via the UK Radio app.)  And Radio Caroline, you may have competition, Trans Radio Canada.

40. Artemis II, carrying three Americans (including an African-American and a woman) as well as one Canadian, safely touched down into the Pacific Ocean, after circling the Moon for the first time in a crewed mission since 1972.  Integrity’s landing capsule entered Earth’s atmosphere at 20,000+ MPH, and the heat shields worked perfectly, withstanding 4,000° of friction.  It was a “flawless,” “textbook,” mission.  NASA has done it once again.  Makes you proud to be an American and a Canadian.  We got the right stuff.  4/10/26.

41. If you, or someone you know, has a problem with addiction, such as with alcohol, overeating, narcotics, sex, emotions, or gambling, help is available via proven, Twelve-Step programs.  Visit these websites for more information: Alcoholics Anonymous (stinkin’ drinkin’) and Al-Anon (if someone you know is a problem drinker), Overeaters Anonymous (HALT: hungry; angry; lonely; tired), Narcotics Anonymous (street life ain’t no life), Sex Addicts Anonymous (unhealthy, increasing desires), Emotions Anonymous (peer support group), and Gamblers Anonymous (the house always wins, that’s how they stay in business).  There are more Twelve-Step groups besides these, check your search engine for your disease, or affliction.  Left untreated, these diseases can kill.

    “Follow the program,” like “One day at a time,” and “We aren’t perfect,” with non-denominational tools like the Serenity Prayer, and the Prayer of Saint Francis, as well as the Twelve Steps.  You don’t have to go it alone.  Share your story.  Join the fellowship of people like you.  They deal with what you deal with.  Don’t fall off the wagon.  Learn the program, one day at a time.

    Every day is really a blessing.  Maybe catch up with old friends and family, or enjoy the better weather outside.  “Easy does it.”  The day can be enjoyed — unlike in flooded and impoverished Afghanistan, or war-torn Iran, where it’s a real struggle to simply survive.

    I know I criticize Donald Trump a lot, but I will say something positive about him, he doesn’t drink alcohol.  His brother, Fred Trump, Jr., died of alcoholism at the age of forty-two.  “D.J.” learned that lesson.

42. Here is tangible proof that humanity is not just the product of surviving, random DNA mutation (as geneticists and evolutionists have proposed): We can walk, talk, smile, think logically, enjoy music, dream, and love, among a vast multitude of other activities.  Our bodies can convert sugars into muscle energy, blood carries oxygen throughout our bodies for this metabolism, we can self-heal with clotting, and we can procreate.  Then revere this masterpiece of the Creator, Creation, and the preternatural life force.

    Given the incredible complexity of biochemical systems, it would certainly seem that they are not predicated on random processes, or random DNA mutation, that their creation followed a path, or ebbed in a direction, even preordained, outside of the natural, that these generative processes are supernatural.  We are not the product of a long-term, spontaneous, chemistry experiment.

    At a cinema event celebrating the work of famed geneticist, James Watson, there was a panel discussion.  I asked how cells are created, how does the DNA know to initiate a split and make copies?  Watson, and the Director of Cold Spring Harbor Labs, also present, did not have an answer.  I’ll brag, I was applauded for asking the question.

43. Why do National Intelligence Chief, Tulsi Gabbard (Trump flip-flopper), DHS Sect. Kristi Noem (deposed ICE queen, now Shield of the Americas relegation), Press Sect. Karoline Leavitt (Trump apologetics), and Attorney General Pam Bondi (Epstein files mess, no prosecutions, fired), all look like supermodels?  (Highlight names, and search images, with your browser.)  Is Trump trying to satisfy his MAGA base (generally speaking, white males) in some prurient sense?...

    D.J. Trump just fired AG Pam Bondi, thanking her, “...Pam did a tremendous job...”  Bondi’s apparent replacement is Lee Zeldin, former House rep from Eastern Long Island, and a very close ally with Trump.  While this sounds a lot like political patronage — Zeldin staunchly defended Trump at his first impeachment hearings — he is also against Planned Parenthood funding, didn’t believe in climate change as Trump-appointed, Environmental Protection Agency Director, and voted against certifying Arizona’s and Pennsylvania’s electoral votes, then in his Patchogue, Long Island office, argued with protestors there against the 2021 Capitol attack.  Obedience rewarded by Trump.  (Although I will say that his MAGA Republican advisors don’t seem to be giving him such great advice.)

    

    SenGov.com, unattributed of Tulsi Gabbard

    

    AP Photo/Alex Brandon of Kristi Noem

    

    Official portrait of Karoline Leavitt

    

    Getty Images/Chip Somodevilla of Pam Bondi

44. Ever hear of the Weather Underground?  If you have a personal weather station (I like Ambient Weather PWS’), you can network its data on Wunderground.  (This is not a paid endorsement.)

    Winds out of the South today, a warmer Southerly breeze, Spring is here at last!

    

45. This is how to find where the sun is after sunset, via the moon.
    (Works best with waxing and waning crescent, and first and last quarter, lunar phases.)

    

46. These are news websites without paywalls (although a few may have pay enticements): List of NPR stations; NPR website; Reuters; US News; Huffpost; USA Today; PIX11; 1010WINS; News12; ABCNews; MS NOW; CBSNews; NBCNews; The Hill; Politico; The Guardian; NY Post; Village Voice.

47. Even if the U.S. is cleared of ending the life of nearly 165 Iranian schoolgirls, their lives would have never been taken in the first place, were it not for Trump’s illegal, unconstitutional war of choice (and not one of Congress-backed necessity).  Oil prices are going up at a very fast clip, and hundreds, if not thousands, of Iranians have met, or will meet, their demise at the hands of Trump and Netanyahu.  Israel has nuclear weapons unfortunately, and no one seems to be concerned whether Benjy the Hawk will drop the bomb on Tehran.  So much for D.J. Trump’s presidential campaign promising no more foreign wars.  Trump doesn’t have the patience, or belief in democracy, to hammer out with staff or congress, the consequences of his tragically rash and reckless decisions.  The blame can also be shared with advisers to this operation.

48. Per The United States Constitution: Article 1, Section 8, Powers of Congress.

    Clause 1: “The Congress shall have Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties...”

    Clause 9: “To declare War, grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal, and make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water;”

49. One would think that by now, Apple would have figured out how to easily replace lithium batteries in their iPhones.  Why don’t they engineer user-replaceable, snap-in batteries?  What is the most common reason people buy new iPhones?  The battery no longer keeps a charge.  This must be why the batteries are not easily replaceable, it would be a drain on profits.

    [To maximize battery life, Apple suggests you charge it up to 80%, not 100%.  The latest Apple iOS will tell you how many minutes until your iPhone is ready at 80%.  Get the latest iOS via Settings > General > Software Update.  Check how much battery life you have compared with a new battery, with Settings > Battery > Battery Health & Charging.  Show the battery charge left with Settings > Battery > toggle Battery Percentage.]

50. Karen Carpenter, of The Carpenters fame, passed away at the age of 32, or did she?

51. These pairs of (possibly or definitely) romantically-linked actors were in which films together?  Gwyneth Paltrow paired with Ben Affleck, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, Ashley Judd and Morgan Freeman, Woody Allen and Diane Keaton, along with Doris Day and Rock Hudson.  Find common films between two actors, or two movies with the same cast.

52. Why is Trump so intent on taxing imports, at the expense of the American consumer?  Because his billionaire buddies can ratchet up domestic prices in response to international price increases.  His new tariffs after SCOTUS striking them down, have much less to do with saving face, than with making the wealthy wealthier.  Also, the tariffs were going to pay for his Big Bill tax cuts for the well-to-do, now the federal debt and budget deficit will likely balloon instead.

53. Speaking of taxes, why is it necessary to file an income tax return?  Given the I.R.S. has all your tax documents on file, why do we have to report what is essentially an honesty exam?  Since the I.R.S. has to be able to verify your filing for truthfulness, they must know what you should pay in taxes.  Then why put every adult, U.S. citizen through the mill every late Winter and early Spring?  No one would have to learn when to itemize or take the standard deduction, or know the tax code.  The only problem is deductions of charitable contributions from your taxable gross income, which major league philanthropists would have to grapple with.  Or just have non-profits file their donators with the I.R.S., eliminating tax cheats.

54. There’s a saying that the only things permanent, are death and taxes.  What would you like your eulogizers to say about you, when it’s your time to go; how should your tombstone read; and even, how would you like your obituary to read?  (Sorry, kinda morbid, but making a point, leave behind a legacy — like kindness to friends and family — however small in number, or local, quality over quantity.  God and good fortune shine favorably upon kind people.)

55. When I was a young man, my father told me that in the back of our brain, is our consciousness, our knowledge of engaging life.  Outside of circumstance and gender, we are essentially much, very much, alike.  How this arose, was that a man my father knew, noticed how when I was very young, I wasn’t afraid of strangers.  My Dad’s friend said: “He never met a stranger.”  This was in part because my Dad knew good people, and I may have noticed our similarities, not our differences.

    When I was younger, my Dad also said “it was all a game to you.”  That I didn’t take much so seriously.  We’re all at the game of life, playing our hands at times.  (These stories may be a bit of a conceit, but I thought they were interesting.)

56. Ever hear of “Katie Johnson”?  Her lawyer filed a complaint with the F.B.I., regarding D.J. Trump.

57. Hair is not DNA evidence.  It is a follicle’s secretion, it is not made of cells containing cell-blueprint DNA.  There is no such thing as hair cells, hair cannot reproduce, like blood corpuscles can.  If a strand of hair has a follicle still attached, that can be DNA evidence.

58. Economic slowdowns (such as that caused by government shutdowns), must effect the weather, and slow climate change.  Less greenhouse gas is emitted when the economy slows, travel is at a premium.  COVID-19 was another example of less use of internal combustion engines, and less emission of carbon-based, fossil fuels, and its by-product, greenhouse gases.

59. There is a book called “Silent Spring,” written by Rachel Carson.  It was about how the proliferation of DDT almost made Spring silent.  We may have another silent Spring around here, I just put a squirrel atop my hill.  The birds are not accustomed to these temps, and may join the squirrel atop the hill.  Feed the birds, become a birder, buy some birdseed, put up a bird feeder, and a squirrel baffle (that means for you, Squirrel).  Just saying.

60. I was an economics major, born around the time of hippies, and bohemians.  I once thought the solution to the world’s ills was to have barter, non-currency economies.  Money is the root of all evil, right?  Share and share alike, right?  There is some evidence of viable economic systems without currency.  The Amish are partially communal, as are Pacific Islanders, people once lived in communes.

    
    Was this union scale, or something else?

    I asked my Dad what he thought about having a world without money.  He said there’s a very significant problem with that, and that was, who gets the better stuff?  Not everything is of equal quality, everything is built upon metering value, supply and demand intersecting, loans, production scheduling, customers exchanging their cash for factory work, and on and on.

    (My Dad also said that one of the reasons that Communism failed, was that people are motivated much more by self-interest, than interest in serving others.)

    Money is an extremely convenient medium of exchange, I can exchange my labor at my place of employ for kumquats at my local supermarket; or possibly, invest in companies whose business models I like.  Money makes life much better really, the problem is when economic output is inequitably distributed because of discrimination.

61. Developer’s notes: Ctrl + "u", in most browsers (like my favorite, Opera), will show the underlying code that I used to create this web page.  This is coded with Notepad++, and uploaded to my webserver with Mozilla’s Filezilla.  Ionos is my webhost, and domain name registrar (the “Other Letter” name is registered to an Ionos’ web server, Internet Protocol address, which your Internet browser downloads from, resolves to, when you point to it with your browser).

    I wanted to add the domain “TheOtherLetter.com” and bounce it to this home page, but there’s a one-time fee of $197 for new domains.  (For me though, Ionos is still really the way to go.)  As a senior with a limited budget (especially for hobby niceties), I can’t swing that.  Write it off against what?  I have no revenue.  I was never able to arrive at a business model to monetize this.  This is so uncommerical anyway.  No advertisers or subscribers to deal with, is fine by me.

62. EVIDENCE deleted: DO NOT Call Registry, denied.  Backorder stopped.  REF# ZZTT3820823, zip ties backup, raid possible, Montréal denied, time stamp, denied...  GD no longer tours, Mo.  Clean?  How do you know anything about police work?  Checked and clean.

63. Visit the Long Island Tourist Center, just after exit 51, heading East, on the Long Island Expessway.  Interactive exhibits, self-serve, delicious desserts, entrées, credit cards accepted, fully air conditioned.  Operated by the New York State Highway Department.

Thank you for visiting.  Have a nice day.  May you have many happy, healthy years ahead.
Be grateful for your blessings (you’re alive, for one).