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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.
"it is meant to encourage men to come back to Ukraine" It actually sounds more like a threat than encouragement.
I read through all KRB and wrote, :O goodness, and all this before breakfast. ๐ Here is my synthesis. Nature is relationship. Relationship of...
Wow. Such a bizarre statement to make about Mike Flynn when the truths about him, currently being exposed, are actually quite damning! Disgraced...
โThe billionaire, who bought X in 2022 with a declared mission to save free speech, posted a meme on the platform that showed X stood for "free...
I thought the financial destruction of the collective west is the goal of the globalist elitists.
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There were no major traffic accidents, even though all traffic lights were out. Drivers here have good common sense. Even the Police were impressed with how we handled ourselves!
There was only one house fire due to candles being left unattended.
One of our major Hospitals (Flinders Medical Centre) had a back-up power generator failure due to a faulty petrol pump. Critical care patients were transferred to the Private Hospital next door. Everything went smoothly. Nurses not rostered on for that night came in and simply asked "Where do you need me?"
At least two tornadoes began to form, but didn't touch ground and dissipated, thank goodness!
Supermarkets were inundated with unprepared customers wanting batteries, candles, food, torches (flash lights) and water. Many people had corn chips and salsa dip for dinner. Oh, and chocolate!
22 transmission towers were twisted in on themselves and pulled out of the ground according to an eyewitness.
Probably one of the worst things to come out of this event was the amount of food that has had to be thrown out. I spent Friday night throwing out thousands of dollars worth of food into a giant skip (2.2M wide x 5M long x 1.8M deep). Although our supermarkets have back-up generators to handle emergency lighting and enough power for doors and the checkouts they're not big enough to keep refrigeration going. One skip had already been filled on Thursday, my Nightfill team filled one on Friday and another will be filled this evening.
All in all though we came through this unprecedented event quite well. Very proud of my fellow South Australians!
Can't say the same for our politicians, but then, they're politicians so what do you expect! :/