An Abortion Controversy, Playing Out in Real Time on X.

This week, a married couple posted online about their decision to abort their 20-week Baby. This child whose life they chose to end, was a fully-formed Human Being. Their reason for this abortion was that the child had been found to have Trisomy 21, better known as Down Syndrome. The You-tuber father has a following …

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In keeping with the America 250 theme, here’s some history you may not be familiar with.

This is a different take on the Boston Tea Party. 252 years ago today, the British Empire closed the busiest port in North America to teach one colony a lesson, and accidentally turned thirteen colonies into one country. On December 16, 1773, a few dozen Bostonians had thrown 342 chests of East India Company tea …

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Beauty and Frustration in the Yard

This afternoon, I did some work in my yard, cleaning out and refilling the birdbath and refilling the seed feeder for all our little birds that come by. But before I went out, I just happened to be looking out the glass door, and saw a very fun sight. Yes, it's our entire Red-breasted Nuthatch …

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Ghetto Culture is Spreading

And this is not a good thing. Ghetto Culture is a feature of the black community in America, and reveals itself in the increasing numbers of "Teen Takeovers", twerking, demonstrations at high school graduation ceremonies, and mob fights on cruise ships. Since litigiousness increased around the 1990s, public schools have avoided classroom discipline, in fear …

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Pieces of the Puzzle, clicking into place. Democrat post-mortem on the 2024 election.

This morning, I was on X, and I found a post by a local commentator on the Post-Mortem on the 2024 landslide loss for the Democrat Party. They have finally processed their loss, and figured out how to present it to the public so it doesn't look like their policies and candidate were soundly rejected …

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On Tyranny, Tyrants, and Teen Takeovers

First, my observations on the nature of Tyrants. Having read a good deal of history, I notice that Tyrants may rule with an iron fist, sometimes for decades, they have characteristics in common. Tyrants can never rest on their laurels. In tyrannical regimes, there are always courtiers, hangers-on, relatives, employees, and palace residents around the …

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Lens-Artist Photo Challenge #397: Texture

This is last week's challenge, so I'm late. But I love watching for texture in my environment. I am a "touchy" person, and have to feel something before I fully understand it. When buying clothing online, I have to know the composition of fabric, since how it feels and drapes is VERY important to me. …

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If this story doesn’t give you chills, you have a big problem.

We are all aware of the big Artificial Intelligence push, with AI assistants in all your software, image generation and deepfake videos everywhere. College students are warned that their majors may lead to unemployment as AI takes so many jobs. This software company has the next step in the AI takeover of the economy. https://twitter.com/wallstreetapes/status/2055326270549037361?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ

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