There’s a perfectly good explanation for people dropping at the $peed of $cience.
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There’s a perfectly good explanation for people dropping at the $peed of $cience
I call it the “4CCCC’s”
Corona
Coincidence
Climate Change
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Matt Johnson commented:
AFP has always been a Trojan Horse inside the conservative movement. The Koch brothers are globalist tools. Don’t forget they not only opposed Joe Miller in Alaska, but also Ted Cruz and Donald Trump on the national level. Get smart people. This is not an organization you can count on.
So Americans for Prosperity helped keep Joe Miller from defeating Lisa Murkowski, when he almost did. That’s disgusting and sickening!
Excerpt from: Linda Boyle: The Covid cult continues
An article published just recently in the Journal of Public Health provided a systematic review and analysis of what happened to people who wore masks. The research did not focus on why the masks were useless, instead it looked at what side-effects occurred.
Vanity Fair magazine reported that the real reason Rupert Murdoch fired Tucker Carlson was his outrage over Mr. Carlson’s speech last week to the Heritage Foundation during which time he said America is facing an onslaught of evil and that people need to pray to God for help for the nation.
35mm cameras are still stuck in the 3:2 aspect ratio, even after the SLR mirror box and film limitations are gone. 3:2 has not been the most pleasing aspect ratio for art, which is traditionally 4:3 and even squarer. And 4:3 uses the lens circle area more efficiently. How did 3:2 become the 35mm camera standard?
What should have happened, now that film and the SLR mirror box is gone: oversized sensors. I’ve long argued that digital cameras should have oversized sensors, so what the lens sees can be captured by the camera in other aspect ratios like 4:3 and 16:9.
Mark Dice: Why Tucker won’t be able to say why he was fired, and Fox will pay Tucker until his contract runs out, during which time Tucker may not be able have a show elsewhere. 🙁
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Dr. Staci Whitman, DDS discusses the importance of nose breathing, harms linked with flouride and ways to support dental health for your whole body.
All US power grids are vulnerable, thanks to Sen. Lisa Murkowski. We’ve already had two massive ejections that would have destroyed the power grid today. One was the Carrington event of 1859.
Read more on this story: Meteorologist Joe Bartosik talks to Robert Steenberg, a space weather forecaster.
If we can not explore for more gas and there is only so much left in the inlet, then options like, nuclear, solar, wind, coal, and everything in between become something that the Energy Committee takes a look at.
Video: LIVE: Tucker Carlson Keynote Address | Heritage 50th Anniversary Celebration
“..you look around and you see so many people break under the strain, the downward pressure of whatever it is that we’re going through. The disdain and sadness as you see people you know become Quislings, you see them revealed as cowards, going along with the New New Thing, and it is always a silly thing, saying things you know they don’t believe because they want to keep their jobs… and you’re so disappointed in people.
You realize the herd instinct is the strongest instinct, it may be stronger than the hunger and sex instincts. The instinct, which is inherent, to be like everybody else, not to be cast out of the group and shunned. It takes over in moments like this, it is harnessed by bad people in times like this to produce uniformity. You see people go along with this and you lose respect for them. …
But, there is a countervailing force at work always. There is a counterforce to the badness, it is called goodness! And you see it in people. So for every ten people who are putting he/him in their electronic J.P Morgan email signatures, there’s one person who says, “No, I’m not doing that, sorry. It’s a betrayal of what I think is true….
Many people now hate people. Jesus predicted:
“Because iniquity will be multiplied, the love of many will grow cold. But he who endures to the end will be saved.” (Mt. 24:12-13)
Berries.
High enough calcium is a factor.
NAC drops: n-acetyl-carnotsine (not cysteine) — n-acetyl added to aid getting into the eye
Oculotrophin PMG – for post-surgery complications and injury to the eye
At some point, we need to be doers, not just watching videos of what others are doing and saying.
Doing what’s right no matter what.
“Rocks were thrown at windshields of moving vehicles,” said Jacki Kelley, spokesperson for the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office. “The rocks are 4 to 6 inches wide and weighed 3 to 5 pounds.”
PROBLEM > REACTION > SOLUTION
Gov’t create sthe problem > people react – “save us” > police state solution
Minneapolis officials have approved loudspeaker broadcasts of the Muslim call to prayer at all times – making it the first major American city to do so.
The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday unanimously agreed to amend the city’s noise ordinance, allowing the “adhan” — Arabic for “announcement”–to sound five times a day, year-round.
The prayers had previously been broadcast three times a day there before, but the ordinance prevented dawn and late evening calls at certain times of the year due to noise restrictions.
Thanks to an extraordinary ruling by a California judge, a church based out of Santa Clara County must now fork over $1.2 million in fines to the county for refusing to abide by the county’s draconian masking and social distancing orders.
The ruling comes after years of Calvary Chapel San Jose being fined for not abiding by the county’s strict COVID rules. Instead of taking the fines sitting down, the church sought to challenge the county’s COVID rules in court. But sadly for the church, Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Evette Pennypacker has ruled against them. …
Second, the church plans to appeal the ruling, and judging by its previous legal victories, it may be in for an eventual win.
Americans now spend more on legal weed than they do on chocolate.
Heck, we now spend more on legal dope than we do on chocolate and craft beer combined.
According to a new report from MJBizDaily, Americans spent about $30 billion on legal marijuana last year.
That compares with roughly $20 billion spent on chocolate and $8 billion spent on craft brews.
Almost two-dozen states now allow sales of weed for recreational purposes, and 19 more allow sales for medicinal use.
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