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Jose can you see, my eyes if you can then my hair's too short. Since we know Biden isn't in control of the country, who gives the orders to veto...
He has the look of an angry, petty, little man. Perfect WEF employee material.
Our volunteer school canteen would probably pass an audit, Iโm not sure about this...... The ATACMS were acquired from Lockheed Martin, rather...
It'll be an engineered pathogen which the jabbed people's immune systems will not be able to mount a defense against. The catalyst so to speak....
The benefits of world hunger, read this over breakfast if you can. [Link]
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The vast majority of Roman buildings have crumbled.
One secret of the Pantheon was that the dome is under compression.
Even weak concrete works quite well if it isn't subject to tension.
Freezing and thawing kill concrete. This isn't a big problem in Rome.
Steel reinforcement is absent in the pantheon which helps survival. Steel
expands when it becomes rust so it works against long life for structures.
The "secret" of volcanic ash(or is manufactured cousin, fly ash) is well known.
It can readily be purchased to improve certain properties of concrete.
We are capable of building structures that would outlast those of the ancients.
We don't because they are obsolete long before they wear out.