"Most Americans don't understand this": Bill is NOT an Economic PinHead!

[GammaGlobulin]

Dear Folks,

 

Bill O'Reilly has been around for a very long time....Ages, in fact.

 

One thing about Bill is for sure.

Bill is Grandiose, and his grandiosity knows no bounds.

 

Also, being a man from the dark ages, Bill is far easier on the ears than most pinheads you see discussing on social media topics including politics and The Future of America, and other topics.

 

Recently, after a long 25-year hiatus, I have begun, on occasion, to listen to Bill's YT channel.

I enjoy his Blast from the Past, and it's OK with me for Bill to say almost anything about anything.

 

I recall some sort of problem that Bill encountered which led to his leaving the more-mainstream airwaves.

 

And now, due to Google's search algorithm, he often pops up on my computer.

 

So what do you think about Bill?

 

Another thing I think about the times of Bill O'Reilly:  For sure, I would now prefer to return to the times, those better ages of the past, when Bill was hugely popular, sometime pre-Y2K.

 

I agree with Bill when he says this, that he is not an economic pinhead.

I find his admission refreshing.

 

In fact, I find Bill so refreshing that I am now subscribed to Bill's YT channel.

 

The 1990's were better in almost every way.

 

BEST Regards,

Gamma

 

Note:  Has Bill, once sometimes considered the 'loudmouth' of the 1990s, now become more the 'voice of reason' in the mid-2020s?

 

Bill seems to be engrossed in working hard to re-build his voice, 

Sort of a rise from the near-dead...

Like a Magnificent Phoenix.

 

Bill is vain, and he even dresses beautifully, appearing from the past in his finery, also from a forgotten, but better, era.

Bill is really a beautiful, big bird.

I am happy he is still around to entertain and inform...

Now that Noam Chomsky seems, so sadly, less firm after his most recent stroke.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited August 6 by GammaGlobulin

[GammaGlobulin]

Just a note which was missing from the above:

 

The thing about Bill is...

Two months ago, I am quite certain that Bill's YT channel would not have popped up on my computer, uninvited.

 

But then...

The Biden Trump debate turned everything upside down, and we finally were able to see a bit more of what was happening behind the scenes.

 

These days, maybe we are now watching programming, such as that of Bill and his No Spin Zone, that we would never have clicked on, before the Harris woman was offered up as the Democrats' presidential candidate.

 

Things are now happening in 2024 that would have seemed UNTHINKABLE in 2023....such as...

 

THIS, for one.  I would never have watched SkyNews 6 months ago...but now?

 

I am enjoying this ... HUGELY...and I would bet that others are doing the same:

 

Our Lives are becoming Hilarious, now...!

 

And so, I want to hear from Bill, and I want to know what Bill makes of this craziness...because

At least, I think, he represents a barometer from my past, when our world was not so strange.

 

 

 

[stoner]

help me understand why she laughs so much at her own words. some of her videos are hard to watch. 

[GammaGlobulin]

5 minutes ago, stoner said:

help me understand why she laughs so much at her own words. some of her videos are hard to watch. 

 

Simple.

She has a very well-developed and more-refined sense of humor than those around her.

 

Therefore, she just APPEARS to laugh a lot, relative to others near her.

 

However, this is mostly just an optical allusion.

 

 

 

[stoner]

4 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

However, this is mostly just an optical allusion.

 

 

[GammaGlobulin]

33 minutes ago, stoner said:

 

 

 

Thanks for this.

Though I despise Clooney-the-Loony, I like the other actors.

I will download this PDQ and Watch Posthaste.

Tks, once more.

 

 

 

[stoner]

2 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Thanks for this.

Though I despise Clooney-the-Loony, I like the other actors.

I will download this PDQ and Watch Posthaste.

Tks, once more.

 

 

 

 

pit is amazingly funny in it. osborne cox. haha

[jerrymahoney]

Apparently GG has never taken to the O'Reilly sign-off:

“No bloviating. That's my job.”