Fixer upper idea

 

Sugar and cement make an interesting combination.

Was the FBI Behind the Oklahoma Bombing?

American Thinker, by Janet Levy: ...: It has always been hard to believe that the truck-bombing of the A.P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995, which killed 168 people, including 19 children at a daycare center, was planned by just one or two perpetrators acting a...

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The theory being presented here would be called a "conspiracy theory". Conspiracy theories lie upon a foundation of trust in the authorities to tell the truth. Unfortunately, the credibility of the system is in doubt these days. So the theories will continue...

I researched the JFK assassination as closely as I could. I could not find any reason to believe the "conspiracy theories" that arose out of it. Back then, the public trusted the government. By and large, I think that trust was warranted. I'm not so sure anymore.

But that doesn't change my opinion of what happened in Dallas in 1963. It was a different time. It has taken a long time to get where we are today.

With respect to the defunct institution of slavery in America

 

There are no external links to support this post. That's because I have to recollect it from memory. There are two sources from memory, one from the web, and another from a Prime Video Series. The Prime Video Series is about World Heritage Sites, and the particular site in question was Timbuktu. I just finished watching the Prime Video episode of Timbuktu.

In the video, the narrator was quite specific about the slave trade in Tibuktu. It existed long before the Europeans arrived. Evidently, the slave traders were capturing Sub-Saharan Africans for slaves. Timbuktu exists on the southern boundary of the Saharan Desert. Consequently, any locals who were captured, are by definition sub-Saharans. They are also going to be black.

Now the web source I mentioned stated that there are a lot of Americans who seem to think that America invented slavery. This Prime Video Episode should disabuse anyone of any such notion.

By the way, it isn't just black Americans who think America invented slavery. The source mentioned also mentioned a good number of white folks who seem to think the same thing.

It should be evident to any educated person that the belief that America invented slavery was wrong. So the point is that there are way too many people in this country who are ignorant enough to believe such a thing. Not all of them are colored folks.

I suspect that this is a bit of intentional slander heaped up on the country. There's way too much of that kind of thing, and it should definitely be corrected. By the way, who controls most of the educational establishment in this country? Is it not the Democrats? Why aren't people better educated than this?

PS:

I include a link to Forbes about this subject. So this will correct the lack of external sourcing for the post.

Prime video will have the video mentioned, so I won't include a link to that.

Got a lot of views

 

There's a bunch of these parody songs, and I haven't heard a one of them until just now. How did that happen?

Next time, put it in a memo

 

Video excerpt from "The Hunt for Red October". A bit of comic relief...

This was bound to happen eventually somewhere in the world

If it succeeds, it may well be the wave of the future.

Chinese company develops humanoid robot to gestate babies, set for commercial sale in 2026 for $14,000 - https://t.co/MpBEsyXHke

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Getting ready for the T-Rexes

 

He's preparing for the revived T-Rex's that are going to be bioengineered some day. Maybe.