" Comment: Encouraging news, but it could be a feint. The same regulations on censorship and centralization of power could still be brought in...
At the end of the day - may the best ideas prevail. The chips are on the table. Place your bets!
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Cynthia Chung is one of the best journalist/historians at revealing the dark underbelly of USA created wars to subjugate countries, murder the...
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There are/were two ways to the beach: walk down the cliff from Torrey Pines glider port [Link] (looks like the cliff above but bigger), OR walk down a super steep road, and back up to parking by UCSD.
One day, I drove up to the glider port to do the goat walk (what the cliff routes are called) back down, which I had climbed back up the evening before, BUT the entire cliff was gone! Before it fell, the cliff was about 80 yards from middle tide/ (It's a sandy beach at the bottom of the cliff.) But when I looked from the glider port, the cliff was about 40 yards into the water. It buried one guy and they had to dig the poor bastard out with a bulldozer.
True. PHENOMENAL Waves there. Check 'em out. [Link] - [Link] View from glider port on a crowded day. [Link]