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Such scenes are all too common in Gaza... My question is: why, out of 34,000 victims, around 20,000 being women and children, is this particular...
Marx would turn in his grave hearing some of the things he is being blamed for or connected to now!!!!
As a side note, the Ukraine is now forced to "import" electrical energy from neighboring countries : [Link] I hope those countries - EU countries,...
I wonder if one can outflank it. Sticking black tape over the lense, or a print-out of the "everything OK" image it is supposed t see ? I would...
Poking the bear and kicking the dragon. I wonder if this is the recipe for success ...
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Why is this you may ask?
A) Because scientists do not want to scare anybody. So they tell our news stations "we are safe, asteroids won't hit us." That way they can correlate with today's happy trending news stories of the day. No pressure, safe, happy.
B) Because scientists want to keep their jobs. And the local University lead astronomers need that grant money, so to act like an apocalyptic freak, and tell the cameras that humans are absolutely no safer then the Dinosaurs, is a good reason for the bosses to let go of certain astronomer, because he/she just made a bunch of spoiled little kids at home watching TV get scared and start crying. Ratcheting up Soccer Mom concerns is a good way towards unemployment in this country.