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Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion.
Yo Vlad! For future reference I suggest you refer to them as "elitist" Cause you are correct - but there is nothing elite bout them Vlad! ~ BK,...
Interesting headline, apparently mercenaries fighting for Russia are now traitors to England - whilst mercenaries fighting for Ukraine (even ISIS...
Yes, this is a good article and Scott Ritter has brought up some interesting things in his research. But, when I read this: "The perpetrators are...
Reminds me of America's shoot to kill policy for any object of unknown origin, unknown technology, unknown motive that enters its air space :O So,...
A discharge of negative karma energy by slowly disclosing the truth by the very evil that created it. It seems this is how they've gotten around...
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The river down the hill from my house has 10-foot banks. It's over them and the trail and farmland surrounding it look like a lake as far as you can see. Haven't seen it this bad since 2009, when a small town on a hill to the east of us was completely cut off and became an island, accessible only by boat. Seattle's annual rainfall is ~37.5 inches; we've had 16 since Jan 1.
None of this is as bad as many places, however, the biggest problem here is the lack of light. It has been completely and thickly overcast without more than a few hours' partial sun since well before Thanksgiving. I sometimes think that if we ever get to see the stars again here, people will have the same reaction as the people in Asimov's "Nightfall" and go crazy!