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"Neither brutality, nor cruelty nor torture will ever bring me to ask for mercy, for I prefer to die with my head unbowed."
The first, and last, democratically-elected leader of the Congo, before he was beaten to death by CIA agents just 6 months later, in January 1961
Vaccines aside think about all of the contaminated food and water pregnant mothers ingest, then add in all of the various radiations from...
Hell have no fury like a level 4 containment lab worker scorned, as the saying goes. At least the next pandemic has just been be delayed by a...
Unbearable!! Jehovah's witnesses stopping by the house... [Link]
There would be little sympathy for Israel if the US broke away from its clutches, and allowed Israel's neighbours to take their revenge.
i'm wondering if the actual story was: Swedish gardener in Malmo ravaged by migrant muslim gang. moral of the story: if you choose to stop and...
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Squirrels have a lot to teach us about gathering what will be needed for the winter. Sustaining life and knowing what winter can be like, the squirrel collects enough to get through the hard months.
Maybe this is why I have the idea strongly in my mind to weave blankets? 'URGENT' it is, to understand that we will be subject to the turning cycles of nature and individual human awakening to the clear and present state of things as they are in this world, will probably determine how the human race and 'if' the human race meets what the future brings ... is bringing now.
In a strangely juxtaposed everyday world, to the enormous and most amazing paradigm shift that is happening, I am off now to walk the dog, collect sawdust for a compost loo, paint a shed and dig the garden.