Living in America

[ratty]

Sept 11, 2023 19:22:53 GMT phydeaux2363 said:

Sept 11, 2023 17:53:09 GMT blustnmtn said:

I have thought for sometime that 9/11 will be seen as the inflection point in American history:

thefederalist.com/2023/09/11/was-9-11-the-beginning-of-the-end-of-the-american-empire/

I tend to agree.  But just for kicks, what does the board think about which will be the more important inflection point, 9/11 or the COVID pandemic? 

I guess it comes down to who had the deadliest WMDs: Saddam Hussein or the W.H.O.?

[missouriboy]

Sept 12, 2023 5:07:05 GMT ratty said:

Sept 11, 2023 19:22:53 GMT phydeaux2363 said:

I tend to agree.  But just for kicks, what does the board think about which will be the more important inflection point, 9/11 or the COVID pandemic? 

I guess it comes down to who had the deadliest WMDs: Saddam Hussein or the W.H.O.?

Not sure.  In the first event we learned we could not trust muslim jihadis.  During the 2nd episode we learned we could not trust our own government ... and their jihadis..

[flearider]

Sept 12, 2023 5:07:05 GMT ratty said:

Sept 11, 2023 19:22:53 GMT phydeaux2363 said:

I tend to agree.  But just for kicks, what does the board think about which will be the more important inflection point, 9/11 or the COVID pandemic? 

I guess it comes down to who had the deadliest WMDs: Saddam Hussein or the W.H.O.?

as we know Saddam Hussein din't have any wmd's .. he only spoke of selling oil in euro's and this got him and the country fu-bared ..
the elitist w.h.o are the real threat to mankind ..as long as they have some sheepole  left they don't care how many they kill ... 

[gridley]

Sept 13, 2023 6:32:55 GMT flearider said:

Sept 12, 2023 5:07:05 GMT ratty said:

I guess it comes down to who had the deadliest WMDs: Saddam Hussein or the W.H.O.?

as we know Saddam Hussein din't have any wmd's .. he only spoke of selling oil in euro's and this got him and the country fu-bared ..
the elitist w.h.o are the real threat to mankind ..as long as they have some sheepole  left they don't care how many they kill ... 

A lot of Iranians and a fair number of Kurds would disagree with the 'Saddam didn't have any WMD's." Or they would if they were still alive. It appears he didn't have a working nuke (yet), but he had several types of chemical weapons and the UN "inspections" on his nuke program couldn't have found the US nuke program if they'd been looking at Los Alamos and Amarillo.

Now I won't deny that the "global elite" are a greater threat to mankind in general and the US in particular than Saddam ever dreamed of being.

[missouriboy]

[code]

[code]

Peak Badu

[code]

Her Father?

[missouriboy]

There's a very cold wind blowing in the windy city.

www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-09-18/trillion-dollar-industry-powering-chicago-is-at-risk-of-leaving

[missouriboy]

All those new migrants may be necessary to support the USA's aging population?  Along with an increase in geriatric physicians.

www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2023/09/22/americas-missing-doctors

[blustnmtn]

I’m so encouraged that we are following the science:

“The guidance acknowledged that this race-specific knowledge base is wholly subjective, "often unique and specific to a Tribe or Indigenous People, and may exist in a variety of forms."

While formless, decentralized, and subjective, the guidance stressed that "Indigenous Knowlege [is] one of the many important bodies of knowledge that contributes to the scientific, technical, social, and economic advancements of the United States, and to our collective understanding of the world."”

www.theblaze.com/news/hhs-poised-to-employ-american-indian-superstitions-in-its-research-per-white-house-guidance

[ratty]

Feb 14, 2024 0:28:08 GMT blustnmtn said:

I’m so encouraged that we are following the science:

“The guidance acknowledged that this race-specific knowledge base is wholly subjective, "often unique and specific to a Tribe or Indigenous People, and may exist in a variety of forms."

While formless, decentralized, and subjective, the guidance stressed that "Indigenous Knowlege [is] one of the many important bodies of knowledge that contributes to the scientific, technical, social, and economic advancements of the United States, and to our collective understanding of the world."”

www.theblaze.com/news/hhs-poised-to-employ-american-indian-superstitions-in-its-research-per-white-house-guidance

Not quite the same, but I was reminded of this: Why Did Exposing ‘Dark Emu’ Take So Very Long?

The ABC and Dark Emu‘s publisher, Magabala Books (which only publishes Aboriginal writers and is the frequent recipient of much taxpayer support via the Australia Council and other bodies) and the entire army of leftist public servants and teachers all buckled down to the task of spreading Pascoe’s hoax so far and wide it could never be uprooted.

[Sigurdur]

Feb 14, 2024 0:28:08 GMT blustnmtn said:

I’m so encouraged that we are following the science:

“The guidance acknowledged that this race-specific knowledge base is wholly subjective, "often unique and specific to a Tribe or Indigenous People, and may exist in a variety of forms."

While formless, decentralized, and subjective, the guidance stressed that "Indigenous Knowlege [is] one of the many important bodies of knowledge that contributes to the scientific, technical, social, and economic advancements of the United States, and to our collective understanding of the world."”

www.theblaze.com/news/hhs-poised-to-employ-american-indian-superstitions-in-its-research-per-white-house-guidance

Eat Buffalo, live long and prosper.