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Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion.
Funny how Sachs leads off saying it was accidentally released. Event201 suggest prior planning. I think he's a bit of a globalist shill, believes...
I ask this as well - is a baby born in Turkey - the country of it - is that baby any less important than a baby born in Gaza? Is said baby any...
The debt of the place is not the debt of citizens nor the peasants - this the debt of the Federal Reserve - which ironically is not federal and...
OK So they intentionally or accidently (allegedly) released a virus that was about as dangerous as a moderate flu, with some severe consequences...
global warming goodness!
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youmice rats, et al., can't see them past the light's glare, where they look like an perfectly shaped two foot extension of the pole, (here - Barred Owls.) There? A Snowy Owl would look like an illogically cylindrical two foot high pile of snow on the pole top above the lights.I'd prefer the answer was angels, but sorry.
As to the folks in the article, people are predisposed to see what they wish to see, and, (sadly, all too often) blind to those things that are painfully obvious. See, e.g., 'The Emperor's Clothes.'
Also, because of the colder winters, Snowy Owls have been seen as far as Texas, while in Minnesota, they're CERTAINLY more common.
R.C.