I first saw this story on Fox News, and it was very interesting, so I went to find a better description, and I did locate a fascinating story on BBC. Just late last year, a team of archaeologists uncovered signs of a city, near the town of Luxor in the Egyptian Valley of the Kings. …
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One of the characteristics of a party like today's DemocRats is, it is made up of a loose agglomeration of interest groups (in this case, victim groups), who ostensibly favor the same welfare-state policies. Much of the time, however, they compete against each other in the scrum for favors. Today, there is an excellent story …
Continue reading Priceless, but expected: minority groups fighting each other for goodies
The article below is copied in its entirety from a post on Ricochet.com Member Feed, by Ricochet member Front Seat Cat. With permission. Spread this news to anyone you know, America is in grave peril. ~~~~~~~~~~ “The Europeanized USA” by Dr. Alex Joffe, published at the BESA Institute, is worth your time. This story sums up, …
A lady whose blog I follow lives in Ireland, and she often writes about how sad she is that her country has been basically locked down for over a year, to supposedly "fight the Wuhan Coronavirus". She often posts beautiful pictures of her area, Tramore, which does have lovely ocean vistas (and makes me want …
...implied the Polish pastor of a church in Canada. The occasion was Easter weekend, and the brave pastor's church was invaded by Health Nazis. This is a cheering story of resistance to the Covid-enforcers, who have deemed themselves guardians of "public health" all over the world. I applaud the courage of Pastor Artur Pawlowski. Those …
Today's challenge is a "You pick it", and being that it's April 4th, I decided to make my post about April. April is the first full month of Spring, and the lengthening days bring out so much new growth in all the plants around us, you can't help but notice. For me, the most important …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #142: April Foolin’
They are starting to see that the huge problem of homeless camps in every Seattle park is not really the homeless themselves, but the City Government which they elected. The public schools in Seattle have been mostly closed for over a year now, due to the Wuhan Coronavirus pandemic, and the Teachers Union refusing to …
Continue reading Some of the people in Seattle seem to be waking up to the homeless problem-Updated
The new DA for San Francisco is a guy named Chesa Boudin. Mr. Boudin happens to be the son of a pair of Terrorists, David Gilbert and Kathy Boudin. His parents participated in an armed robbery of a Brinks truck in 1981, which led to the murders of two Nyack, NY policemen and a Brinks …
Continue reading Do you live in San Francisco? Did you vote for the new DA?
Warren and Sanders are picking a big fight with Amazon.com over its supposed low level of income tax payments to their government. The two senators are fighting, along with the majority of their Leftist colleagues, to raise the tax rate on big companies, so they will "pay their fair share" into government coffers. However, basic economics …
Nature designed the world geometrically. We just build on that natural geometry. However, Nature doesn't use very many absolutely straight lines, so one way to spot a man-made structure is to check for straight lines. Just a few weeks ago, on one of our day trips up to the Skagit Valley, I happened upon a …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #141: Geometry
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