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Yuppp Mr President. The most sensible post 👌 Parents wreck their off-spring. Up.... down.
Jesus wept. The US has zero capability of projecting the necessary forces to effect an ground invasion of possibly the most hostile country...
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What a lot of horse shit. Russia know better than to assume the burden of governing people who do not their rule. Russia in the Ukraine acts to...
What is this 'Jesus"entity you are all going on about? Sounds like some kind of phrenology. No, more like a homeopathic deity. "It is not the...
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Every single pesticide used in the course of intensive mono-culture cultivation have had pests develop tolerance to them. An example, people believe Rachel Carson's work stopped the use of DDT. What a bunch of crap! The truth: pests formerly killed by DDT had developed the means of metabolizing the product, rendering it ineffectual. This stopped the use of DDT (along with the industries unsuccessful attempts at rebranding and repurposing the poison... well, in truth, they just shifted markets to oversee, unsuspecting peoples.). Any bioengineer would know this; and, they would recommend what every farmer who doesn't use GMO's knows: rotate crops and constantly switch between pest control methods, "natural" or otherwise. Notably, this renders Bt gene inserts ineffectual, too.