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Maybe we need to stop trying to bring our kind of “democracy” to unsuspecting victims abroad when dictatorship is taking hold at home.

Unseen wrote:
@robert We have become the monster who overthrows popular governments, kills innocent civilians, and participates in genocides such as the ongoing genocidal war in Yemen.

Some smart people said everything is relative and it’s hard to tell the forest for the trees. Let’s assume the USSR succeeded and outlasted the West. Would that…[Read more]

@Robert

We have become the monster who overthrows popular governments, kills innocent civilians, and participates in genocides such as the ongoing genocidal war in Yemen.

@Robert

Lomborg is not a fringe nut job proffering hare-brained concepts. He is former director of the Danish government’s Environmental Assessment Institute (EAI) in Copenhagen. He became internationally known for his best-selling and controversial books designed to reduce climate hysteria and offer more cost-effective and practical solutions to…[Read more]

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I’m a big proponent of tide power. There are cloudy days and days when the wind doesn’t blow but the tides run like clockwork. Of course, they aren’t steady. There are lull periods between high and low tides, so tidal power would work as a steady source of energy only if part of a far flung geographical and probably multi-nation network.…[Read more]

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Probably some of the best and most accurate news nowadays comes from private Ukrainian citizens via social media. So, maybe it’s just as well that traditional journalism is being quashed and/or disinformed by the governments involved. It’s becoming the day of the eyewitness “journalist.”

Russian tanks suffer from more than one design…[Read more]

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Here Dr. John discusses vaccination status in a video that got him a Youtube “Warning.” While he does find it interesting that Dr. Fauci and top Pfizer execs, all of them fully vaccinated and boosted, nevertheless contracted Covid-19. None died or even got seriously ill, but presumably could still transmit the disease. Nowhere does he…[Read more]

@Robert

Here is Dr. John discussing Ivermectin. What do you object to about his treatment of the medicine? He has a wide following having little to do with “don’t get jabbed.” Just read the comments. I read the first few and found no rabid anti-vaxxers. I suspect a true anti-vaxxer would excoriate him for not drawing their…[Read more]

Unseen wrote:
@robert I remember Dr. Campbell, who seldom does anything other than read and interpret learned documents, actually saying that Covid deaths are certainly undercounted since so much of it depends on reporting and since often people die of something other than Covid who might have lived were it not for Covid. I’d like to see him s…

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I remember Dr. Campbell, who seldom does anything other than read and interpret learned documents, actually saying that Covid deaths are certainly undercounted since so much of it depends on reporting and since often people die of something other than Covid who might have lived were it not for Covid. I’d like to see him saying they were…[Read more]

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That Covid came out of a U.S.-run or maybe -financed research lab is a possibility. It’s becoming clear that Covid-19 didn’t occur naturally.

BTW, the Lancet recently issued a report assessing the possible causes of the disease and noted the likelihood of there being an unnatural component in its genome. Unnatural obviously means…[Read more]

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If you’re done with semitropical climates and ridiculous weather, consider the Pacific Northwest. I live in Portland, which has its problems, but Eugene and Corvallis are college towns with Eugene having a hippie-esque vibe. Southern Oregon is gorgeous but less developed. Ashland looks a lot like Vermont but no cold winters.  Eastern…[Read more]

Unseen wrote:
@robert People vote with their money based on what they know, but the sources of information they listen to and base their purchases on don’t work on their behalf, instead working constantly to further enrich the rich. They have done so with ever increasing success. Now, you know I could probably produce dozens of charts and m…

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@Robert

People vote with their money based on what they know, but the sources of information they listen to and base their purchases on don’t work on their behalf, instead working constantly to further enrich the rich. They have done so with ever increasing success.

Now, you know I could probably produce dozens of charts and mountains of…[Read more]

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The amazing thing to me is why Russia—a huge country with lots of resources ranging from fossil fuels to timber to mineral resources including gold and silver—doesn’t have a more powerful economy and why its people aren’t as prosperous as Americans and German.

Russia is in that small handful of major nations that can claim to be, at lea…[Read more]