Tag: environmentalism

Friday Funnies: Cats, More Cats…And Environmental Wackos

On By rushbabe49In art, cats, environmentalism, Fun and Games, humor, Media bias, social media1 Comment

Happy Friday! First on the agenda, more fabulous animation from Simon’s Cats. They outdid themselves this week. https://twitter.com/simonscat/status/1895175088166552041?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ https://twitter.com/simonscat/status/1894777048045904325?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ Who hasn’t put up with cats while working? Cats are nocturnal, which most humans forget And, finally, wacky media who spew the climate alarmism, forgetting what they said last week. From the Guardian in Britain: https://twitter.com/jamesmelville/status/1895393327748690354?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ …

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Episode Six in the Continuing Saga of Dustin Kittle vs Farm Credit Admin. Communist Corn State

On By rushbabe49In Authoritarianism, business, Culture, Economics, environmentalism, Food and drink, government, Guest Blogger, History, Law and Justice, Media bias, Nature, Politics in the Age of Obama, Politics in the Age of Trump, social mediaLeave a comment

This post is copied over from X/Twitter for those readers who do not wish to join. Link at the end of the quoted post. I am continually amazed at how Dustin took on the government behemoth, and has stuck with it for so long. Everyone needs to know about this, as the scandal involves the …

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Chapter Four: Dustin Kittle vs Farm Credit Admin: Crickets

On By rushbabe49In Authoritarianism, business, Economics, environmentalism, government, Guest Blogger, History, Law and Justice, Media bias, Nature, Politics in the Age of Obama, Politics in the Age of Trump, Random Musings About Life, Science and research, social mediaLeave a comment

Hello, Readers. Below is the next chapter of the Farm Credit Scandal, chronicled by Ag Attorney and Rancher, Dustin Kittle. X/Twitter link after the article. Once again, I am copying this in full for my readers who prefer not to join X/Twitter. Please pass this along to your friends and neighbors who might not be …

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Ronald Reagan said “Freedom is never more than a generation away from extinction”

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Does this quote from a young man of my acquaintance prove it?  Over at another Web site, he titled his essay "Good Riddance, America."  His description of how young people feel and act is quite upsetting.  But I think he is absolutely correct.  And I think that my generation, the Baby Boomers, started it. I …

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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge 192: Earth

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I have a bit of a problem with today's topic.  It sounds to me a bit like "earth worship".  I have always appreciated how God put us on the most beautiful planet known in the Universe.  I appreciate how wonderful our planet is, and the fact that we humans are at the top of the …

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Do you have children or grandchildren? You might be interested in this. And not in a good way.

On By rushbabe49In Culture, Education, History, Media bias, Politics in the Age of Trump, Progressive "Thought", Random Musings About Life9 Comments

Hubby and I have a new great-niece, who just turned one year old.  For her birthday, I went to the book store to find a nice picture book (we will not be giving her any toys, just books for birthdays and Chanukah). What I found was not very nice, in my opinion.  It seemed to …

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