News from the Environment

I saw all these stories recently. Mother Nature is more powerful than we are. https://twitter.com/volcaholic1/status/2023850637629481139?s=20 Hey, this is the time for Situational Awareness! https://twitter.com/volcaholic1/status/2023361802722001278?s=20 Hey drivers, watch where you're going! And from Ireland: https://twitter.com/cormac_mcginley/status/2023684176306991596?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ https://twitter.com/WeatherNation/status/2023593252017111457?s=20 My readers might remember my photos of that same volcano when we were in Hawaii in 2018. That eruption was …

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Some excellent British History lessons

The new account on X entitled ProudofUS has been posting a great many very enlightening stories of historical figures and movements. Right now, Britain is in the midst of a government-approved Islamic invasion, so he thought he should remind Britons of their many beneficial people who spread goodwill and learning to the world. Here are …

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It’s Valentine’s Day

First, some history of the holiday. It originated in England, hundreds of years ago. https://twitter.com/proudofusuk/status/2022661044720558086?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ Everywhere you go, you see ♥️🩷, and red and pink things. It’s the second largest occasion to give and receive flowers. I guess things must be different when you get old and retire. I almost forgot about it this year! …

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On Jeffrey Epstein, and his world

It occurred to me recently that I have not posted about the man who seems to have had his pedophile and financial tentacles in almost every corner of the world. For years, he lived in multiple mansions, from New York City, to Florida, to his own private island in the Caribbean, known as Epstein Island. …

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Scenes from Rural Michigan, in the Snow

Last week, we were in Hillsdale, Michigan, in the south central part of the state. It is a relatively poor region, with no big cities, mostly small to medium-sized towns. Allen, along US12, is a center of antiques, with many dealers along the highway. I never tired of the drive from Hillsdale to Coldwater, where …

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*Do they know that they are causing the breakdown of Civilization? Do they care? The Left ruins everything it touches.

Local stories are causing consternation among numerous citizens and Citizen Journalists. It seems our State and Local politicians are doing what they always do, enacting policies that represent "Compassion" to them, but have destructive effects on the citizens they purport to "represent." Their cronies in the Homeless-Industrial Complex are making money hand over fist, mostly …

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Random photos, Hillsdale College campus

We have never been on campus in the winter before. This time, the daytime temperatures hovered around 23F, and at night got close to zero. The campus is in the middle of a huge construction boom, with multiple areas closed off and full of construction equipment. Snow was everywhere. One of the new buildings going …

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Information from X that you can’t get anywhere else. New breakthroughs on the many benefits of Human Breast Milk.

This post just blew me away. I'll bet I'm not the only one who had no idea of the numerous characteristics and benefits of human breast milk, for both mother and baby. I am reprinting this in its entirety, and will link to the post at the end. Enjoy! BREASTMILKShe thought she was studying milk.What …

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