As long as we’re waxing metaphoric (along with cute, tiny spiders), here’s are those vaunted European values that so many of our elites (and Canada’s) so dearly wish to ape:
Remember one of his campaign planks was about algeria
Melenchon the communist seems tobe organizing the riots
Just more evidence of the destructive power of global warming caused by human activity – AGW.
By the way, speaking of AGW; anyone notice that interest rates are rising ?? Just another bad manifestation of AGW.
Yep, just another detrimental result of humans refusing to live as they did in the year 1000 BC.
(note: BC is the no longer used and forbidden !! abbreviation of Before Christ. The “modern” day abbreviation, BCE – Before the Current Era – is not to be confused with the NYSE ticker
symbol, BCE – Bell Canada Enterprises)
John Tyler: The “modern” day abbreviation, BCE …
Which I read, accurately as: Before the Christian Era.
Interesting comment over on Instapundt suggesting that the blue wave ballot harvesting has been curtailed by the USAID money laundering being curtailed and the betting markets are being manipulated by the fake polling because why not.
I’m not a big traveler, but I did travel to Maui with a friend early this year. We did a few different excursions including a “rafting and snorkeling” tour. One said: We go to the Kanaio coastline. A remote and rugged volcanic shoreline. Let’s do that one!
Oh my! They should have suggested people wear wetsuits for the ride to Kanaio. The waves and wind were huge at the south end of the island for the 30 ft. zodiac boat, and we were all drenched.
We got about a half hour tour and narration on the geology of the rocky shoreline, and they even drove the boat into one of the shoreline caves. The boat pilot was a pro, but I was nervous as huge waves were crashing all around us and we were only a few feet from the jagged rocks.
I did go snorkeling once, but skipped some others as I was frozen from being soaking wet in high winds. It’s one of those trips I’m glad I did once, but only once.
From CoPilot
The Kanaio Coast is a remote, rugged stretch of southeastern Maui known for its volcanic lava formations, sea caves, and exceptional boat?access snorkeling, especially around La Perouse Bay.
Overview
The Kanaio Coast lies between Hana and Makena on Maui’s southeastern shoreline. It is defined by dramatic volcanic rock formations created by Haleakal?’s lava flows over 200 years ago.
The coastline is largely inaccessible by land, making it one of Maui’s most untouched and secluded areas.
Trump’s fault, no doubt. 🙂
As long as we’re waxing metaphoric (along with cute, tiny spiders), here’s are those vaunted European values that so many of our elites (and Canada’s) so dearly wish to ape:
“Macron Goes Full Orwell”—
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/macron-goes-full-orwell
Sacre bleu
https://share.google/lQm0jVE4gbcc5Fttq
Remember one of his campaign planks was about algeria
Melenchon the communist seems tobe organizing the riots
Just more evidence of the destructive power of global warming caused by human activity – AGW.
By the way, speaking of AGW; anyone notice that interest rates are rising ?? Just another bad manifestation of AGW.
Yep, just another detrimental result of humans refusing to live as they did in the year 1000 BC.
(note: BC is the no longer used and forbidden !! abbreviation of Before Christ. The “modern” day abbreviation, BCE – Before the Current Era – is not to be confused with the NYSE ticker
symbol, BCE – Bell Canada Enterprises)
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https://share.google/qtxpGFqZjVfrPI3Mu
Of course that was a 19th century thing
John Tyler: The “modern” day abbreviation, BCE …
Which I read, accurately as: Before the Christian Era.
Interesting comment over on Instapundt suggesting that the blue wave ballot harvesting has been curtailed by the USAID money laundering being curtailed and the betting markets are being manipulated by the fake polling because why not.
I’m not a big traveler, but I did travel to Maui with a friend early this year. We did a few different excursions including a “rafting and snorkeling” tour. One said: We go to the Kanaio coastline. A remote and rugged volcanic shoreline. Let’s do that one!
Oh my! They should have suggested people wear wetsuits for the ride to Kanaio. The waves and wind were huge at the south end of the island for the 30 ft. zodiac boat, and we were all drenched.
We got about a half hour tour and narration on the geology of the rocky shoreline, and they even drove the boat into one of the shoreline caves. The boat pilot was a pro, but I was nervous as huge waves were crashing all around us and we were only a few feet from the jagged rocks.
I did go snorkeling once, but skipped some others as I was frozen from being soaking wet in high winds. It’s one of those trips I’m glad I did once, but only once.
From CoPilot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2MTbbPotwo