Reading about the horribly destructive fires in Maui and the victims as well as survivors who endured so much has got me remembering. Maui – a place I’ve never been, although I’ve been to Oahu – is often thought of … Continue reading →
Not. Details on what he said and did during his Maui appearances can be found here and here. Biden may be the most tone-deaf politician who ever lived. The left must be desperate to replace him but for a host … Continue reading →
I have no idea how the people of Maui will react, but Biden will finally be visiting. There are still between 850 and 1,000 missing people from the area. It is tragically ominous: “For the schools that started today, I … Continue reading →
Biden had this to say about the disastrous Maui fires: Biden on Sunday morning, during a bike ride in Rehoboth, replied, “We’re looking at it,” when asked about whether he would go to Maui. Later on Sunday, following a stop … Continue reading →
I thought I’d highlight this comment from “Jim Irvine,” about the Maui fires. Some of you may not have seen it. The fires resulted most likely, from downed power lines. Wind was 40+, gusts to 80, both in Lahaina, and … Continue reading →
The left likes to use all forest fires as opportunities to blame climate change. But here’s the probable cause for the destructive fires in Maui: But some experts said they suspect human development on the island is at least partly … Continue reading →
Commenter “sailorcurt” makes a interesting point concerning the Titan submersible when he writes: Freedom also comes with the responsibility to accept the consequences for those choices and actions. “Did the waiver that had to be signed by the clients/tourists actually … Continue reading →
I’ll start out by saying that I think the five people in the submersible are dead, and that even days ago I thought they probably had been dead from the moment the vehicle stopped communicating with the mother ship about … Continue reading →
But it’s not known whether those sounds are coming from the vehicle. Time is running out, and the obstacles to rescue are daunting: Experts have not yet identified the source of these noises, and officials have warned the sounds may … Continue reading →
The deaths number in the thousands: A 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey and northern Syria early Monday, killing more than 2,300 people and taking down countless buildings. The earthquake prompted a search for survivors in the rubble in cities and … Continue reading →
Of course, it may not be new to you, but it’s new to me. I wonder whether earth will end up sporting a ring or rings like Saturn, only man-made ones instead? And will it make future space exploration difficult … Continue reading →
I recently posted a video on an open thread that featured an elderly British gentleman named Frank Prentice who was a survivor of the Titanic. He’d been a crew member at the time, and he told his story. I find … Continue reading →