Languages of the World
If you share my love of these dynamic bar charts that display statistics as they change over time, you’ll love this one on the number of speakers of the world’s most common languages from 1900 – 2022.
English does very well here, which is largely due to America’s economic expansion post World War II, as well as the proliferation of scientific papers around the globe, and the need to standardize on one language in which all such matters are written and spoken.
This is very good news, when you think about it. If religion (vs. science) were proliferating around the globe, perhaps it would be Arabic rather than English that had breakthrough numbers.
Here’s Kevin Cramer, one of the two incumbent Republican senator from North Dakota asking, actually begging, for your generous campaign so that he can “stop the woke Democrats.”
The content of the meme here is sad, but the conmen who extract huge sums of money from the idiots they prey on are as permanent a part of our world as compass needles that point north.
The meme here proves nothing to the Fox News audience base.
What Trump actually did vis-a-vis train safety regulations is actually not as black and white as the meme here represents, but it’s close.
A few days ago, when District 73 Texas House Representative (R) Carrie Isaac introduced a 
If you want to “fight back” against the “radical left,” 
At left is the front page of the 
The reason we don’t tax religious institutions is not that they don’t make money, but because the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that we don’t want “excessive entanglement” between the church and state.
Eventually, Fox News will offer some sort of mealy-mouthed apology for having knowingly lied to its millions of viewers about the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election. (It certainly won’t resemble the one at left.)
