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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.
Wow. There are bad omens here with references to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and a riderless horse you would see at a funeral. From...
Not these grannies!!! [Link]
Can't wait to see that happen... "People are determined to be respected." ... speaking of which, less food would do wonders though!!
Did anyone else notice the reference to 9-11? Big Ben's hands were at 9:00, and it bonged eleven times? I wonder if BB can be hacked these days? I...
So it was them? Darn those Ruskies with Punjabi accents who tried to scam me last year. You have to hand it to them Ruskies for imitating foreign...
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extirpated not extinct. Moreover, mountain lion (P. concolor) sightings - many confirmed cases by state game authorities - have occurred much closer than Missouri in recent years: Michigan, Indian, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Vermont and New Hampshire have all had cat sightings within the past decade. Are they breeding populations? Maybe. Are these sightings of "mountain lion" by confused or ill-informed spotters actually bobcats or smaller species or truly escaped exotic specimens. No doubt this happens. The routine is for authorities to state they are escaped exotic pets when such reports are confirmed, usually by DNA evidence collected via hair samples, etc.. To admit wild breeders is to invite federal regulation at the cost of states, while at the same time inviting contentious wrangling between various advocacy campaigns and PACs.