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A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual doom.
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"The need to comfort the grieving nation was great, even though there were no fatalities and there was no terrorist attack behind the disaster."...
I want you to meet my dog Laser he's an arsonist, he will come in the middle of the night and burn your house down, just like what happened when...
"so that said blob can continue its amoebic digestion of what's left uneaten by it in our sore-beset republic. You've got to wonder, of course,...
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Comment: What should be more "troubling" is the recent huge increase of cometary activity! Is all the sudden hype about '"space junk" a convenient, plausible explanation to cover up the inconvenient fact that our planet is being subjected to cometary fragment bombardment?
Our immediate cosmic environment IS probably littered with junk left there by certain governments who live by the maxim that the means justify the ends. But it is the height of denial to buy into the notion that all these reports of fireballs we've been collecting are man-made objects. This 'space junk' theme is starting to smell strangely like 'anthropogenic global warming', which provides a plausible - but 'not even wrong' - cover story for Earth changes.
Read Pierre Lescaudron and Laura Knight-Jadczyk's new book, Earth Changes and the Human-Cosmic Connection.