Parsley, Sage, rosemary and whines
A "pub" for drunks*
At the moment Sage Hana (a very big Steve Kirsch “fan” as you all know) is raging at me over on their blog and the steam can almost be seen to be pouring out of their head of little substance.
Some of the material is verging on libelous so it needs to be addressed.
As do some New Zealanders like a certain ‘independent journalist’ who has often libeled me on Twitter in the past as I’ve been really bad as I’ve critiqued his favourite politician, in fact he basically shills for her. But some of that shilling crosses the line and should definitely not be repeated by others.
So this independent journalist is about to receive a solicitor’s letter from me. And you really should make sure that you have the facts before you repeat those libels especially if you claim on your own blog that facts are all that matter.
But this stuff is too negative for this blog and a distraction into the bargain. So I’ve raised a new blog for this sort of ‘material’. I’ve called it Parsley, Sage, rosemary and whines. Click the pic to go there.
There’s nothing there right now, but there will be.
And DB Brown is a beer not a person, "Sage”.
A bitter beer.
* metaphor
Hi F & A. I can't continue to suspend your blog posting rights here for 24 hours and don't want to. Can we maybe keep things a little more normal so as not to dominate the comments and in return I'll not wield the yellow card ban hammer. And I know it says 'banned' even when it's 24 hours which I think is a bit rough. Unfortunately I cannot change the text though. Also sure send me a text and delete it if you want (as you just did F) but can we ease up on the editing please. I don't like clicking like on a post only to go back later and see that it's changed substantially. And I don't want 60% of my time on my substack to be taken up with checking such things. Thanks.
Slender Man.
Your doing a reply and as quickly deleting it, [or editing it once the commenter has replied to your reply (which it would appear that you often do to Rich) ] is disconcerting to say the least.
On less life or death conversations it may be just a literary conceit, but hey, there's a lot of blood and gore involved here.
I do recognise that, although disillusioned with the world, you do mean well, but hey, (silly repeat of 'hey') what's your game now, (can anybody play?).