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To paraphrase A. Einstein?, When intelligent people refuse to participate in politics, they'll be governed by the less intelligent members of society. That's apparent in the US where elections results are influenced more by those
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No other race has brought such devastations and massacres, such lasting derangements, into the life of other nations, ... True, but the same can be said of any empire, including ours
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The disease killing white Americans goes way deeper than opioids
(washingtonpost.com)
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If you're referring to the MSM in the US, I think it's because it's in Russia. Russia doesn't get much coverage unless it's about Putin. Alaska might have a similar problem, though on a much smaller scale.
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Where're you going to store that much gas?
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It doesn't make sense to blow the money by yourself. Send me some. And while you're at it, you might want to cancel any insurance that you have. Afterall, what's the point? That will make more money available to blow.
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One thing the Russians have going for them is they're not denying climate change. That lets them sit down and think things through.
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One interesting aspect of 9/11 is we never did get to see a shot or video of the hijackers as they boarded the flights. Or were cameras not installed at the gates back then?
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Writing "quality content" takes time. with adblockers the norm, good writers have been put out of business. It's like what Uber and co did to cab drivers.
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sept 11 was led by highly trained and organized people You wrote that as fact, but is it? Those "highly trained" guys could barely fly a small plane, but where able to fly huge airlines at top speed.
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Tulsi Gabbard Calls for Federal Decriminalization of Marijuana [pdf]
(gabbard.house.gov)
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I’m a bit brown. But in America I’m white. Not for much longer
(theguardian.com)
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You can start by chanting HU [1] for 5 minutes every day. No need to go to a retreat or embark on a Buddha-type adventure. Just you, in your home, for 5 minutes every day. [1] http://www.eckankar.org/Video/play.php?name
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You don't have to attend a retreat for X number of days to get the same benefit. Just 5 minutes of meditation or contemplation every day will give you the same or even better benefits. Just keep at it, but don't push.
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I think that's just his way of saying that things we like to do or don't like to do in this incarnation are informed by events from previous incarnations. That makes sense if you believe in reincarnation.
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It benefits every aspect of ones life. The problem, though, is daily responsibilities make it very difficult, nearly impossible, for most people to meditate that long every day. But taking time out to go inwards everyday doesn't have t
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Climate research is a waste of your money?
(washingtonpost.com)
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I think you and @SamPhillips missed my point. My point is, he said he was going to do all these things, but he was still voted in anyway. The only thing that surprises me about Trump is this: He's from New York City. I'm not even
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Volcanic explosion on Mount Etna injures 10 people
(reuters.com)
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I don't see what's alarming there. The guy is staying true to what he believes, or does not believe. And he was explicit about it. If you recall, he said something along the lines of climate change being a Chinese fairy tale.
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So how deep of a cut were you expecting?
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Just remember that whatever "savings" from these cuts are designed to fund the $54 billion gift to the military. So there's really is no savings.
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Bald eagle population threatened by lead poisoning, US scientists warn
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Proposed US budget calls for seismic disruption in medical and science research
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So at the end of the day, the guy might be giving away $1 million, but it's likely he will also make more than that from the book sales, or at least something close. No wonder he has a million to throw around!
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Where else is he supposed to live freely? How many mafia bosses are living freely in a US city near you?
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Moles and informants inside the hacker groups.
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The interesting thing about this is that one of the indicted spies was arrested by the FSB and charged with treason for spying for the CIA. That was just 2 months ago. Twisted world.
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In addition, permafrost retains pathogens, including anthrax. An unusually warm summer in 2016 in Yamal led to the first outbreak of anthrax in the region in the past 75 years, with 90 people ending up in the hospital. As the permafrost me
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Melting Glaciers Threaten to Inundate Russia’s Far North and Siberia
(rbth.com)
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