The people you meet on Twitter: Carl Bovis the Bird Guy

Well, he doesn't actually call himself that, but I will. He is an excellent bird photographer, and has his own Bird Club for his followers to join. He lives in Somerset, in England, so his birds might be new to you. https://twitter.com/CarlBovisNature/status/1788544463264010460 Below are more examples of his work. If you are on Twitter/X, I …

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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #295: Rock Your World

So, rocks are this week's subject, and my photo library is chock-full of rocks, from near and far. Did you know that there is only one approved building material in the city of Jerusalem? That material is the stone called...wait for it...Jerusalem Stone! All city buildings and dwellings must be built of this sandstone, and …

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Another Awesome Essay from Cynical Publius on Homelessness

This guest essay is copied in its entirety from his post on X/Twitter. All the words are his, but the ideas are universal and should be heeded by all who are not Fascist Leftists. They are destroying America on purpose, and the Homeless-Industrial Complex is especially powerful in Western Washington. Let me explain why homelessness …

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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #292: People Here, There, and Almost Everywhere

My photography is mostly landscapes and scenes without people, for some unknown reason. But I do like to do some people-watching. It was in Nashville that I photographed a very colorful character who was happy to pose for me. He just looked so pleased with himself! On that same trip to Nashville, we went to …

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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and Commentary. #288, Window Shopping, and Trust

In thinking about what to use for this challenge, I thought about Windows, and what they mean. A window is an expanse of glass, normally clear glass, designed so the people inside a building can see out, and let the light of the Sun in. It occurred to me to consider the big glass windows …

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Twitter post of the day, and guest author Victor Davis Hanson on how to destroy the American legal system

I am going to embed the post from Twitter first, then I will copy it in full so those who might not want to view the original on Twitter/X can get the full force of Mr. Hanson's intellect. https://twitter.com/VDHanson/status/1764360285803118671?s=20 Now, here it is in full. And this is only some of what the Left has …

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Twitter Post of the Day: State of WA spying on its own citizens, reporting them for exercising their First Amendment right.

A Twitter friend of all of us is posting the original source material he obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request of the Secretary of State. https://twitter.com/MistralComet/status/1760694906627170489?s=20 I urge my readers to go over there and read all of @OutragePNW's posts to get the links. This is horrific that the State is spying on …

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It’s time for another dispatch from the Seattle-area Dystopia

Once again, the local news is chock-full of stories of crime, mayhem, homelessness, and demonstrations. The Seattle Police are losing officers weekly, resulting in longer response times. Here are just some of the stories in the local news today. Tacoma Police are sharing the sketch of the perpetrator of a stabbing in Point Defiance Park. …

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Guest Writer: Ron Pyle on the state of affairs in America today

Ron Pyle posted this over on Twitter today, and I was so impressed I got permission to post over here. I'm not going to just link to the Twitter post, but copy in full, so my readers can get the full benefit of his ability to concisely describe what we are faced with in America …

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A sad day. The third anniversary of the death of my Hero, Rush Limbaugh.

On February 17, 2021, Rush Limbaugh succumbed to Stage IV lung cancer, after a valiant fight.  We, his loyal listeners and fans, were devastated then, as are we today.  We remember what a rock he was, helping us through the trials and tribulations of DemocRat administrations, and showing us the bright spots in dark times. …

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