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  • Welcome to World War III
    Drones are taking over the human battlefield. […]
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  • Guess Who Came to Dinner?
    Such as, I never knew that I had Virginian relatives.  As it turns out, there were quite a few.  That was mildly interesting, since I now live in the commonwealth.  A bit of trivia, I suppose. […]
    5 Comments
  • Bed
    I’m sleeping in this bed because the Home 2 was too pricey. […]
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  • eclipse
    I’ve never seen that before and I doubt I’ll ever see it again. When the next total solar eclipse comes, and I don’t know where it will be total, I’ll be about 90. I’m glad I saw it once. […]
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  • Water, Water Everywhere But….Is It Safe
    Microplastics are everywhere - in everything we eat or drink […]
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  • Why Israel Isn’t Getting Credit for Protecting Civilians in Gaza
    Israel is going to extreme lengths to protect civilians in Gaza....without getting recognition for it. […]
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  • On the Uses of Symbols in Politics
    How political symbolism affects electoral politics […]
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  • A Couple More Birds and Some Pottery, too.
    Recent bird paintings and sea life pottery by Rose Guastella […]
    19 Comments
  • National Predictions Based on In-State Polls
    It is not looking good, people. It fact, it really looks really bad. […]
    9 Comments
  • Who Is a Jew and According to Whom
    Even if you are not a Jew, here are some things to think about now. […]
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  • Legend of a Mind
    Alexei Navalny is dead.   […]
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  • NEWS FLASH: Paul Krugman is Finally Worried About America
    Paul Krugman is Finally Worried About America? What took him so long? […]
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  • Both Sides of the Galaxy…Now
    Within the galaxy, and without, there are all sorts of challenges, and nefarious characters that young men run towards for the experience, and parents would be mortified by if they actually knew what their progeny were up to. […]
    19 Comments
  • The Theory of Theories
    This is an exercise in illogical logic but it isn't meant to be taken seriously. That was a lie. […]
    25 Comments
  • Dartmouth returns to requiring standardized testing
    Some poorer minority students who hadn’t submitted test scores and were rejected would have been admitted had they submitted their scores. […]
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  • Two More Birds
    Here are portraits of two more birds- a Steller's Jay and a Cedar Waxwing. […]
    13 Comments
  • BindleSnitch Housekeeping Update
    Housekeeping, keeping up with the Joneses, once I find out which Joneses to keep up with. […]
    3 Comments
  • The Word Merchant’s Dilemma
    Musings about writing when writing no longer seems to matter. […]
    6 Comments
  • 2 + 2 = 3
    Power and ethics are an oscillating wave that exists within everyone’s perspective and actions.  We grab power, and we gravitate toward it at some point or other […]
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  • Pardon Me, Do You have a BLACK Senator?
    I watched Senator Scott stand behind Donald Trump, and then walk up and declare his “love” for Trump, in jest, sure.  Characterize it however you think necessary.  One thing it certainly was was obsequiousness. […]
    16 Comments
  • Best Case Scenario
    But what happens if the Palestinians get a state? The Arab debt to the Palestinians is paid, at least as far as the Arabs are concerned, and in this case that’s what matters. […]
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  • My Chef Boyardee Experience: A Cautionary Tale
    A culinary accident occurred in my kitchen today that proves we do not have free will […]
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  • Random Ruminations on 2024
    A few more musings about our political situation. […]
    5 Comments
  • A Gaggle of New Bird Paintings
    New bird paintings created since fall 2023 […]
    16 Comments
  • New Year’s Revolution
    In this particular conversation, one of the brothers mentioned that he owned five AR-15s, one for each member of his family […]
    2 Comments
  • He Ain’t Heavy…
    The idea providing the heat to my stew was, “how could he think I would find this acceptable?” […]
    6 Comments
  • Its How You Said It
    Are the Presidents deserving of correction?  Absolutely.  Should they be fired or asked to resign?  Absolutely not. […]
    59 Comments
  • To Be Taken With a Grain of Salt
    Critiques of either high or low salt intake must be taken with more than a grain of salt. […]
    2 Comments
  • NO, JOE BIDEN ISN’T SUPPORTING MASS MUDER IN ISRAEL
    Someone I actually respect posted something that really pissed me off Facebook. This is my anawer […]
    13 Comments
  • TOTALITARIANISM ON THE RISE AGAIN
    Another diatribe couched upon the proposition that democracy is going down the tubes. […]
    17 Comments

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  • Bitey on Welcome to World War III: ““Then, civilian development begins under the umbrella of the drone shield…” That part means boots on the ground. Those are…Apr 19, 05:42
  • Alan Milner on Welcome to World War III: “I understand you perfectly. I just disagree. As long as they keep manufacturing drones, drones can interdict any piece of…Apr 18, 21:47
  • Bitey on Welcome to World War III: “Alan, you are trying not to understand. I’ll use different words. Think about what I am saying here. First, drone…Apr 18, 20:59
  • Alan Milner on Welcome to World War III: “Land can be seized and held with drones. Airborne drones dropped from motherships can destroy any ground force in a…Apr 18, 18:46
  • JP Hart on Welcome to World War III: “There goes my treatment:) ‘Darth Day of Cicadas’Apr 18, 15:36
  • Bitey on Welcome to World War III: “Land can’t be seized and held with drones. You can’t build factories, farms, homes, etc…just monitoring it from the air.…Apr 18, 15:29
  • Alan Milner on Welcome to World War III: “Actually, AWACS communicate via satellite uplinks. Curve of the earth problem makes direct radio contact problematic, especially when an enemy…Apr 18, 10:24
  • Alan Milner on Welcome to World War III: “Actually, AWACS communicate via satellite uplinks. Curve of the earth problem makes direct radio contact problematic, especially when an enemy…Apr 18, 10:09
  • Bitey on Welcome to World War III: “This is interesting. Your third from last paragraph which starts, “there is another point of view…”, just happens to be…Apr 18, 07:01
  • Bitey on Guess Who Came to Dinner?: “The Mormon research can be found at (familysearch.org) As for a genetic search, I have had moderately extensive DNA work…Apr 18, 05:29
  • koshersalaami on Welcome to World War III: “Drones are perhaps the major characteristic of Gen. 6 fighters, not that any are deployed yet. As of now, they’re…Apr 18, 01:42
  • koshersalaami on Guess Who Came to Dinner?: “Fascinating. I wonder if there are genetic links that can be checked. Where did you get the Mormon records?Apr 18, 01:16

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