My friend Bryan G. Stephens is a mental health and management professional in Georgia. The following excellent essay was originally posted on Ricochet.com. Welcome, Bryan! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Morality in society is driven by what is possible. I can use many examples, but I am going to focus on three: Slavery Child Labor Women’s Equality The best …
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First, let me offer condolences to Terri on the loss of her beloved dog, Aero. It's hard to lose a pet whom you have loved for a long time. Since I don't have a dog, I will stick with Lava this week. Terri informs us that she was in Hawaii in 2018, and so were …
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Whenever I am photographing something I like, I always take multiple shots from different angles and distances. A pleasing subject is often pleasing in numerous ways. Take the beautiful vase of flowers my husband sent me for Valentine's Day this year. It had so many different flowers, different colors, and different angles, I just had …
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The graphic in the Featured Image of this post details all the election vulnerabilities in the state in which I live, Washington. We have had all-mail voting since 2011, and only once since then has a Republican won statewide office (yeah, and she left for a job in the Biden administration!), and at least one …
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We are probably all aware that, since early 2020, the Federal government, the mainstream media, and all the Big Tech companies have been censoring all news stories, news outlets, and medical professionals whose information does not concur with whatever is the latest government "guidance". The Public has been denied news of the results of medical …
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It seems to me that this One Article on Fox News today hammers home the Truth about the destruction to Americans resulting from government mandates in 2020 and 2021. If you read nothing else today, please go and read this. Here are some damning quotes from the article. A conservative think tank that extensively researched …
Continue reading It’s all right here-documentation of Government/Medical Malpractice on Covid
On July 20, 1969, American astronaut Neil Armstrong was the first human being to set foot on our huge satellite, the Moon. It was perhaps the most momentous achievement of Humanity, and to this day it has never been duplicated. I think that every American should give a rousing cheer for America, and its space …
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Much has been made, in the press, about the huge cost overruns on the Webb Space Telescope project. It's time now to ignore all the cost overruns, and see the result of decades of scientific work by NASA and its private-sector partners. Today, the first images taken by the Webb telescope in its orbit around …
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I found this original story at the Daily Wire, about how divers exploring a Roman-era shipwreck near the Greek island of Antikythera, found the missing piece of a statue, where the body was recovered about 100 years ago! Here's a picture of the body of the statue, which resides in the Greek Archaeological Museum. I …
Continue reading Your fun science story for the week-Head of Hercules Found in ancient shipwreck
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