The Outspoken Blvd

One thing  The guy who said he was just a cook when the borg took the ship over. What is star treks obsession with the borg seriously That's what stood out to me in Picard Weird or what?

I revert some posts because I don't want it public, the less people know the better the outcomes and circumstances 

 Here is how I see unified Korea which is not a democracy or a republic at least at first like some would like to believe and hopefully there is no bloodshed, if there is the both Koreas will be set back for many years. First off,  I believe no one will get executed for war crimes and they will treat Kim Jung Un hypothetically if they unite during his rule will live like Hirohito of Japan. The peninsula with a united military will institute a military junta for the first 10 to 30 years or less. Then after will become a Dictatorial republic or a republic. unified Korea will nationalize all its resources and companies at first then they may globalize. US will be asked to vacate Korea and Chinese influence will decrease. essentially unified Korea will tell both powers to back off of there peninsula  This is the only healthy future for this region -And I think that they're will be a statue that will consist of a handshake of Kim il sung and Park chung Hee at the DMZ at eye level same h

 Eric Lindros was handicapped by injuries, injuries that were created by the coaching staff by making him play with injuries and his own father And thats all i have to say to that, Just look at Philly sports they are plagued by misshaped deals which was not the lindros trade People forget about  Phillies-Fergie Jenkins, Smokey Burgess, Ryne Sandberg and more Eagles- Sonny  Jurgensen and the decade of mediocre terror and losing football games thanks to a man by the name of Norm Snead Sixers- Dare I say it Charles Barkley and I'll add AI in there because how could you trade a stellar athlete like iverson.

 I could feel sorry for myself and be depressed about what I could've accomplished I look back on what I've thought I've done a mistake in. -staying with MWR going to local college to try and move up in that organization -Going to NAU and not to Kansas or Philly for college -After college misinterpreting a joke from a Lockheed martin contact as being serious, losing that POC and losing a chance to work for the government potentially. -Messing up the one manager trainee program for walgreens -Not having a "fun" college life -Haven't found the girl of my dreams yet I'm not going to waste my time listing them all but this is just the few I have realized now in my mid 30s that I can't go back and change these events nor would I want to change them. I revel the fact that when I have messed up I always get back up on my feet and march forward thats all you can do in this life. Make the best with what you've got even with perceived handicaps (3rd party co

 Not talking about the Honeywell's, raytheons the good money contractor mostly government contractors I'm talking about contractors on the entry level. This is an opinion its not really a complaint i've been in house and worked where they have contractors or third party, and i've worked for the otherside. See at least if you are with a government contractor you are almost making as much as a GS and you get treated differently but its in the slightest and if your good your well liked In the lower levels there's a distinct separation and difference and you feel it by association let me explain. Inferiority- Sometimes you come in and they already think your bad because of the company you work for or past experience. They took our job syndrome when the reality is the in house company is saving money As a contractor, 3rd party or temp you get "false golden tickets" in otherwords they tell you "you can get permanent or convert in 6 months" After that 6