DAVID'S PLACE:

by RONALD STERN He quietly dialed the stored numbers of the heads of major US news outlets.  It was 3am Tuesday in Washington.   The same words were said to each startled person with no greetings or apology. “It's the President.”  The voice was unmistakable to the thirty people called from the oversized, greasy, black cell phone.  He ordered each of them to attend an emergency press conference at the White House West Wing at exactly 12pm later that day.   Each call ended with the words “no questions” and an abrupt hang up.  He then called key cabinet members and instructed them to come to the noon conference with the stern admonition “no questions”.  Finally, he called Chief of Staff, Jack King, his oldest, most loyal confidant and only real friend in his 75 years of privileged existence.  He directed him, without hesitation, to have the outdoor West Wing set up for “a big crowd” of reporters and others that would be attending the “high ...

  Investigate Twitter Twitter should start explaining in plain language to their hundreds of millions of users exactly how it’s rules of suspension are determined and enforced. Former President Donald Trump, for instance, made a personal, profane, racist, verbal assault weapon out of Twitter until he was permanently suspended. So Twitter says. One pile of garbage thrown out. But, tons of garbage left on Twitter that still needs to be dumped. It seems to have taken forever to get rid of Trump and other abusers I’m curious. Who or what people at Twitter decide suspensions? Is it a person, a committee, stockholders, celebrities with big followings? Who? How, for instance, wasTrumps last suspension finally invoked under Twitters unclear and uncontrolled rules. Are suspension rules of enforcement arbitrary and applied fairly by legal standards or instituted by the seat of someone’s pants? Is there equitability regarding this monstrous social platform that hugel...

 Piss on you Google and your bogus blog. How much money do you make from it? I have had my site for many years and made peanuts. There are no viewers,  followers, no support from you, no nothing. Take your blog and stick it up your ass. David Stein tshirtdave69@gmail.com

  The police outside Uvalde Elementary school who did not storm the door were stopped by their own FEAR. Period. We all know the feeling of overwhelming terror when confronted with the need to act in a physically threatening situation. Running into gunfire, whether you are alone or in a group, is action almost no individual will perform. It is human nature to be too terrified to do so no matter what the rules of your employment are. However, one or more of the police standing outside that schoolroom for over an hour and not trying to go through the door is almost incomprehensible. Out of 19 officers on the scene it seems at least one or more would have found the indefinable courage to charge the entrance. If one or a few brave officers found the will to break down the door many lives probably could have been saved. Rule 1 of becoming a police officer is be immediately willing to risk your life or to find another career if you are not ready. That sounds good but is unworkable in...

 Fear . That stopped the police from rescuing the kids.

Would whoever responded to my Walgreens post give me feedback? Please?  I have not made a dime on this blog site in months and today I posted a criticism of Walgreens and got several responses The responses came from a link and headline I posted on my Facebook page..   IF you could tell please me what search you found my comment on, where you saw it,  and  anything else that will enable me to get some traffic for this blog which has not done squat in many months, I will greatly appreciate it.  I am old and computer illiterate and do not have any idea how to promote my blog. It gets no traffic. It has hundreds of stories on it going to waste.. The blog address is  kingdavidsplace.blogspot.com Any information you offer will remain confidential if you wish. Thanks David Stein

The Walgreens Pharmacy at Lyons and Coconut Creek Road in  Coconut Creek, Fl 33066 is what I am writing about. I do a lot of shopping there for prescriptions and products.  I do because it is located close to a gated community where I live. Its a matter of location, location, location.  The store is overpriced, understaffed, has long waiting times on the phone or in person, and has weak organization. The best thing about that Walgreens is a pharmacist named Scott who is really great at his job. There is a Publix Supermarket nearby which is less expensive and more organized but there is no Scott there.   Anyway, I was looking in the big freezer section yesterday and saw that on the door fronts of all the sections there was all these stupid sticker symbols of milk, ice cream, candy, frozen food, and a lot of other products which were pasted and stuck on.  Looks terrible. The dummies who figure those things out do not realize that many older people do not have...