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There have been instances where Russian individuals fleeing their country’s penal system or political repression have sought asylum in the United States, only to face detention by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). One notable case is that of Alexei Demin, a 62-year-old former naval officer from Moscow. Demin was an active participant…[Read more]

Enco,

I’d say Christians and Muslims got their hatred right out of the good book. It is a cook book. How do you like Jew? Fried? Over easy?

Passages in the Quran and perhaps hadiths are not kindly disposed to the Zionists. Actually i do not know of passages in new testament that are Jew specific hatred inciting. Just that the vulgate talking…[Read more]

Good story Reg.

“Something is wrong here. War, disease, death, destruction, hunger, filth, poverty, torture, crime, corruption, and the Ice Capades. Something is definitely wrong. This is not good work. If this is the best God can do, I am not impressed. Results like these do not belong on the résumé of a Supreme Being. This is the kind of shi…[Read more]

The reality became clear: Ice detention isn’t just a bureaucratic nightmare. It’s a business. These facilities are privately owned and run for profit.

Jake,

The UN probably got it’s propaganda from ever so gently tweaking Goebbels and Czarist and Mideaval Christian and Islamic lore about Jews. They’re mighty eclectic and ecumenical in their Antisemitism.

Reg,

All anyone has to say about RFK JR is that he is a trial lawyer and not a Scientist or a Doctor, nor does he play either on TV.

Keep pointing this out and the national nightmare might not be so long.

In law school there was a constitutional law class. One of the cases if memory serves was Schecter poultry, the so called sick chickens case. Has to do with interstate commerce clause. Boring shit.

Hey (bangs on window of restaurant) do you like chickens? Nods head reluctantly, “well i got her number how do you like them chickens?”

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RFK Jr., the new Secretary of the HSS, has proposed allowing bird flu to spread naturally through poultry flocks. He suggests that by doing so, farmers could identify and breed birds that exhibit natural immunity to the virus, potentially reducing the need for mass culling.  He even said that vaccinating birds would turn the farms into…[Read more]

Unseen,

I wonder when/if there will be a standard charging connector across all brands. I don’t see ecars really taking off until there are plenty of charging locations and you can charge your car wherever you find one and not just a location or station that services just one brand of car.

Or, if the industry put their heads together and i…

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And none of them are located in an area where you would want to stay parked any length of time, let alone overnight. And California is no model for anything, with rolling blackouts, plus riots, mud-slides, fires, and incompetent emergency response to destroy utility access. And the New Urbanism approach of cramming people into high-density cities…[Read more]

Robert,

Every time humans do work (aka move things or themselves) there is an environmental heat cost. Even walking down the street results in greenhouse gases. So, sure you can shoot holes in any transportation method. Perhaps you do know better than the majority of environmental/energy/climate scientists. However, internet is chock full of the…

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TheEncogitationer wrote:

Robert,

It’s the scientific consensus. As usual, I defer to the best experts I can find, such as the EPA.

The EPA page assumes falsely that wind and solar can provide enough electricity for the nations entire power needs, let alone electric vehicles, even with all the Kennedys and other Eco-Wackos opposing the wind f…

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I wonder when/if there will be a standard charging connector across all brands. I don’t see ecars really taking off until there are plenty of charging locations and you can charge your car wherever you find one and not just a location or station that services just one brand of car.

Or, if the industry put their heads together and instituted a…[Read more]

Robert,

It’s the scientific consensus. As usual, I defer to the best experts I can find, such as the EPA.

The EPA page assumes falsely that wind and solar can provide enough electricity for the nations entire power needs, let alone electric vehicles, even with all the Kennedys and other Eco-Wackos opposing the wind farms. And the nuclear p…[Read more]

Seaside, Florida, is a pioneering example of New Urbanism, designed to create a walkable, community-focused environment with traditional town elements and a focus on pedestrian and bicycle traffic over cars. It is set up like spokes on a wheel, with a shopping area at the center. You can easily walk to shop, dine, or go to the beach.

Trouble is,…[Read more]

When Trump starts talking science, I know we are about to hear words of wisdom from a stable genius. No one else has such complete grasp of astrophysics, medical science, chemistry, mechanics, electronics, particle physics…..I could go on, the list is long. Just give the man the Nobel Peace Prize already, I am sure he thinks he deserves it. Oh,…[Read more]

TheEncogitationer wrote:

Robert,

The environmental benefits of electric cars are favorable even after mining and processing the materials for EV batteries, such as lithium and cobalt, the impacts are generally considered to be less than with the extraction and refining of fossil fuels. This assumes that the power companies burn less and less…

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Reg,

The Ethylene Glycol used to convert Carbon Dioxide into fuel is itself a by-product of coal burning and requires energy to perform the chemical process. Also, since it is a coolant, it would draw heat and that heat would no doubt deteriorate machinery and materials and could inflame the fuel prematurely. It is also a hazard to the kidneys…[Read more]