Hello Readers. Beginning today, I will be re-publishing posts by Lawyer and Rancher Dustin Kittle, detailing his fight with the US Department of Agriculture, and its Farm Credit agency (the primary backer of loans to American farmers and ranchers). Dustin has a ranch in Santa Fe, Tennessee, where he grows crops and breed livestock, and …
Below are only some of the reports of young, previously-healthy people being injured or killed by the mRNA shots. I will continue to publicize these, so everyone wakes up and gets behind the movement to withdraw them all from the market, and put the ones who pushed these death-jabs on a mostly-unsuspecting public. This should …
And just what, you ask, is Turbo Cancer? Well, it is a young person, previously completely healthy, being diagnosed with Cancer one day, and dying of that cancer a very short time later. It is someone diagnosed with a very rare type of cancer that she has never even heard of. And it is doctors, …
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 …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #292: People Here, There, and Almost Everywhere
My readers will know that we don't live very far south of the Skagit Valley, and it's one of our favorite day trips any time of year. Spring is the best, due to the flowers that bloom in the Valley starting in March with daffodils, and continuing in April with the famous Skagit Valley Tulip …
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. …
Continue reading It’s time for another dispatch from the Seattle-area Dystopia
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. …
Continue reading A sad day. The third anniversary of the death of my Hero, Rush Limbaugh.
I think you will like today's post. Some very clever history of World War II. https://twitter.com/Judianna/status/1757222174199288176?s=20 This story is amazing
In not only my opinion, but in the opinion of the vast majority of conservative commentators, today's news blew the entire joke that is the Democrat US Government to smithereens. I have been emphasizing for literally years, since Biden was installed in office, that he was and is suffering from a rapidly-advancing Dementia, making him unfit …
Continue reading The Existential Crisis Now Engulfing Our Country
Hello, Readers. Have you had a secret (or not so secret) desire to go to work for Disney? Do you have a yearn to act, or staff a ride or restaurant at Disneyland? Do you have a degree in animation or set design? Once you read today's post, put up by Elon Musk himself, you might want to …
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