Symbolism in Rural California
My wife and I take walks in the morning, around the neighborhoods in which 2GreenEnergy makes its home.
The photos here are from next-door neighbors to one another. Wow, I thought to myself. A tree full of turkey buzzards, large, carnivorous, and vaguely frightening birds, perhaps because of their penchant for eating dead/rotting animals. They like open spaces, including pastures, of which we have a great number, but one seldom sees carrion, so why are there so many? Is there some sort of strange meaning? (more…)
In the neighborhood surrounding 2GreenEnergy “headquarters,” we have numerous signs that identify homeowners as supporters of the insurrection. The guy with the “Don’t Tread on Me” flag waving in his front yard is a good example.
The caption here reads:
Here’s a conversation on what Morgan Freeman says here:
I don’t know what poll this guy’s talking about, but Pew Research has the fraction of Democrat voters age 18 – 29 at almost exactly half (49%). In my mind, that’s a sad thought, not a happy one.
I grant that this is true, at least in the main. In fact, the American revolutionary from Vermont, Ethan Allen, said, “In those parts of the world where learning and science has prevailed, miracles have ceased; but in such parts of it as are barbarous and ignorant, miracles are still in vogue.” 
Comparing the level of atrocity of the heinous acts of Trump and his followers is apples-to-oranges, at best. Certain of these felons helped in Trump’s attempt to overthrow the U.S. government. That has to be at the top of the list.
That’s a good question, and I have a theory. Evil people are under the extreme stress they impose upon themselves, because they have at least a subconscious understanding that what they’re doing is wrong. 
A reader notes: A week after a One America News host pathetically asked on-air for dirt on AT&T’s board chairman, the network is now begging their viewers to reach out to the remaining cable providers who have not already dropped them.
A reader sent me this little gem. Apparently he knows more about public health than the public health officials. That’s just amazing.
