[gubamyster]

Rising serpent
@rising_serpent

Did you know that Kamala Harris descended from Jamaican plantation slave owners? Her father wrote about it.
Somewhere in Jamaica several families are owed reparations by her family.
This would’ve been an appropriate debate question.

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Reflections of a Jamaican Father

By

Donald J. Harris

https://www.jamaicaglobalonline.com/kamala-harris-jamaican-heritage/

[Lakeside Granny]

If Heels Up Harris should become the dim nominee that would be a good question for Trump to nail her with.

Seems she and her dad don’t have a very good relationship.

[STARLIT]

NIKK...Several blacks on twitter are not happy about her lying. Its not going over well. Mu husband and I haven't be to the movies in years..but this is one movie we've talked about actually going to see. We've seen the main actor in another older movie and he was so good.(Slumdog Millionire)

Harry Khachatrian(DailyWire) ‏

Brief review: YESTERDAY Cliché rom-com, carried by the timeless music of The Beatles. Reminds you of the magic of the fab-four, and what made them legends

The premise of the film is interesting: following a 12 second world-wide electricity blackout nobody can remember who The Beatles are. Except one guy aspiring but so far unsuccessful musician.

And when he realizes the predicament he is in, this rather mediocre singer/guitarist unleashes the entire Beatles discography on the world, passing it off as his own work.

The genius of Lennon/McCartney songwriting duo, and Harrison’s of course, is all there in the lyrics, but it is missing those magical Beatles harmonies, Ringo’s drums, George Martin’s production, etc. Makes you appreciate how great The Beatles were as a collective

Makes you wonder though how many of the Beatles hits would be hits if they were released today. Part of what made them so successful was being pioneers in so many genres that today we just take for granted. But they didn’t exist in 1963.

And not only the genres but the unique and creative ways they recorded their music when the only technology was analog tape.

None of that would be considered groundbreaking in today’s digital world of computers where anything is a mouse click away.