You’ve probably heard of the US Government’s strategic Helium reserve, or the fuel reserve. But, did you know that there is, under a mountain, a Tolkienesque city made of stacks of food?
You’ve probably heard of the US Government’s strategic Helium reserve, or the fuel reserve. But, did you know that there is, under a mountain, a Tolkienesque city made of stacks of food?
There’s one stretch of road near my studio, where there are some old beaten-up miner’s homes that probably date to the 1890s – tar-paper covered, porched, coal-heated. When the mines were running, overseers and their families would be allowed to occupy such buildings. The miners’ homes have long since fallen down.
Quoted en bloc from Counterpunch [counterpunch] by Jeffrey StClair.
In 2016 I wrote a piece here that partially touched on the matter of range in warfare. [stderr]
Fascists like to broadcast their intentions; it’s part of their “thing.”
This is a very “on point” meme for me.
It seems to me that, now that we are building a better idea of the effects of inheritance on a person, that humanity needs to somewhat re-assess how we treat offspring, in both positive and negative manner.
The Taekwondo federation has stripped Putin of his black belt. [reuters]
Apparently some parts of the “trucker convoy” have evaporated, due to disinterest.