A nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.
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Dual-citizens should be barred from ALL US government positions. Not even street cleaners.
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It's on the cold side, but I remember lower temperatures in central Europe. I would wait with announcing an "ice age", at least to summer
And I also remember snow in May/June, so that wouldn't count as "ice age", too.
Anyway, it has a good side, because it may kill all those nasty bugs (insects), which are getting used to being spared in winter. And they shouldn't.
By the way, average winter here has about 4 cold spells, lasting 2-3 weeks each in general. If we had more, then that would be something new. But for now...