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If ignorance is truly bliss, then why do so many Americans need Prozac?
This is just one of many aspects of decay of civilisation. Everything happening at once.
Do you mean to say being brainwashed makes you unhappy?? Clearly there is only obe remedy for this : brainwash everyone else, so that we are all...
This is why it is important to know local food producers.
But if you acknowledge the message then you are a conspiracy theorists, any belief in a depopulation agenda is a belief in a conspiracy theory No?...
'Science: Climate Changes Causes Only Bad Things, And No Good Things' by WILLIAM M BRIGGS MAR 19, 2024 [Link] . "So I saw this headline, “The...
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Rare Eurasian kestrel appears in Nova Scotia, Canada
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Warbler that should be wintering in western Mexico turns up in Louisiana
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Rare bird from Mongolia turns up in Wakefield, UK
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