I have always said that, on our Planet Earth: Anywhere there Can be Life, there IS Life. And again I have been proven correct. It seems that a group of researchers in Antarctica have drilled a bore-hole a half-mile through an ice shelf, and found life at the bottom of the Antarctic Ocean, where no …
Continue reading Once again, RushBabe49 is proved right. No niche on Earth is sterile.
My readers and followers will know the contempt I hold for "mask mandates" by state Dictators, who think that by requiring all of their citizens to wear "face coverings" when indoors 100% of the time when people not in their household are present; and outdoors when "social-distancing" is not possible; that the spread of the …
Then why hasn't the government outlawed carbonated beverages? Big drinks companies like Coca Cola and Pepsico use large quantities of CO2 daily in making your Diet Coke. And when you open a can of Coke or Pepsi, some of the CO2 escapes. Why haven't they forbidden SodaStream to sell its machines in the US? Their …
Due to his founding of Microsoft Corp. with Paul Allen, Bill Gates is a very wealthy, and increasingly powerful man. His Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has done some very good work around the world. However, Mr. Gates has an imperfect history, that should make you very wary of believing much of what he is …
Continue reading Bill Gates does not have your best interests at heart
The Wall Street Journal tells us that many people in America are still "reluctant to travel", so leaving the leisure and hospitality areas of society still in bad shape. And why, pray tell, might so many people still be reluctant to leave the safety of their living-rooms? Maybe because all day, every day, the Press …
Continue reading The economy is poised for a roaring comeback, except…
This week's challenge allows us amateur photographers without all that fancy indoor lighting setup to shine. Literally! Living in a place surrounded by bodies of water lends itself to taking pictures of sunlight glinting off the water. I have always liked the sparkles generated by the Sun on moving water. It almost makes the water …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #138: Natural Light
Before 1997, Hong Kong was a British protectorate, on the border of Communist China. In 1899, Britain was granted a 99-year lease on the colony, and it became a thriving financial center, among other things. The population density of Hong Kong is remarkable, with numerous high-rise apartment buildings, and nearly 6700 people per square kilometer! …
Continue reading Hong Kong is being ruined as a bastion of liberty (New updates added)
Yes, I stand by my title above. In most every big city across America, the Teachers Unions have either slow-walked, or simply refused to return to classrooms for in-person instruction, because...Covid. The so-called "educators" who are tasked with preparing children for adult life are such lily-livered cowards that they believe, in the face of masses …
Continue reading Teachers (unions) Killing American Children
It is well known that the DemocRats want open borders, especially the southern border with Mexico. Just this week, we got an excellent demonstration of what they wish to happen to America, and you might not like it. First of all, here's some proof. This week, there was a horrific accident just outside of San …
Continue reading Promises Coming True: Democrats Open the Border. Does not go well.
The KOMO-Seattle Web site has a heartbreaking story about what the City of Seattle has become, after a year of Government pandemic lockdowns and months of rioting and destruction in the downtown core. Here are some quotes from the story. Bolding and italics are mine. On the ground and in the streets there is a …
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