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As I was watching the body language analyst talk about the adrenaline rush that comes over people when they have to think on the spot in the face of a difficult question. I thought this only happens to me. I'm not a unique snowflake. I am a human
My whole job is constantly reloading five potential responses to everything I have to read to respondents. The whole trick is never missing a beat so people don't begin to develop doubt or begin critical investigation. You don't want a survey respondent to think about anything other than what you're asking them. Popping the bubble is about ten times more work to deal with.
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Women who claimed Brigitte Macron was born a man are CLEARED of defamation
Me: The article sucked. You would think the Appeals Court provided some legal justification for their ruling, but all the article had to say was this:
"Judges sitting at the Paris Appeal Court on Thursday ruled that Amandine Roy, a 53-year-old clairvoyant, (pictured) and Natacha Rey had every legal right to make the sulphurous allegations". dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…
@stefano@bsd.cafe Do you know is snac is affected but which app a person used? I tried using Moshidon and as minimal as snac is, a few things were not functional in Moshidon, such as a message saying it can't display my post through snac
Sure, will do. I was already wondering if Tusky is the only option for snac. I've already used Tusky with regular Mastodon so I am familiar with its functionality, thank you Stefano, that helps
fuck that type of headline. Plenty of people are bothered, it's just no one important seems to be listening to them. The headline just dismisses the millions of people who are bothered as if they don't exist.
La mouche à viande a atteint le sud du Mexique en novembre dernier, ce qui inquiète l’industrie agroalimentaire, causant la fermeture de plusieurs zones frontalières où circulent des troupeaux de vaches, de bisons ou de chevaux.
🗨️👩🏽💻 And Hitler survived Operation Valkyrie 1944 - in 2025, it's just one lost battle against corruption and fascism inside the #EU - #ursulavonderleyen will be on trial soon, either way. I have confidence in humanity and #civilsociety as such.
Justice will prevail, upcoming elections will expose the people's power.
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"Ursula von der Leyen survives a no-confidence vote in the European Parliament, exposing deep divisions over EU leadership and the Green Deal."
An infestation of screwworm larvae, a type of fly that lays eggs in the wounds of mammals and whose larvae feed on the living tissue of their hosts, is threatening the southern United States.
Today in Labor History July 10, 1894: The Pullman Rail Car strike was put down by 14,000 federal and state troops. Over the course of the strike, soldiers killed 70 American Railway Union (ARU) members. Eugene Debs and many others were imprisoned during the strike for violating injunctions. Debs founded the ARU in 1893. The strike began, in May, as a wildcat strike, when George Pullman laid off employees and slashed wages, while maintaining the same high rents for his company housing in the town of Pullman, as well as the excessive rates he charged for gas and water. During the strike, Debs called for a massive boycott against all trains that carried Pullman cars. While many adjacent unions opposed the boycott, including the conservative American Federation of Labor, the boycott nonetheless affected virtually all train transport west of Detroit. Debs also called for a General Strike, which Samuel Gompers and the AFL blocked. At its height, over 200,000 railway workers walked off the job, halting dozens of lines, and workers set fire to buildings, boxcars and coal cars, and derailed locomotives. Clarence Darrow successfully defended Debs in court against conspiracy charges, arguing that it was the railways who met in secret and conspired against their opponents. However, they lost in their Supreme Court trial for violating a federal injunction.
By the 1950s, the town of Pullman had been incorporated into the city of Chicago. Debs became a socialist after the strike, running for president of the U.S. five times on the Socialist Party ticket, twice from prison. In 1905, he cofounded the radical IWW, along with Lucy Parsons, Mother Jones, Big Bill Haywood and Irish revolutionary James Connolly. In 1894, President Cleveland designated Labor Day a federal holiday, in order to detract from the more radical May 1st, which honored the Haymarket martyrs and the struggle for the 8-hour day. Legislation for the holiday was pushed through Congress six days after the Pullman strike ended, with the enthusiastic support of Gompers and the AFL.
📢 The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate has condemned the Israeli occupation’s killing of #journalist Ahmad Abu Eisha, correspondent for Palestine Today TV, in a drone attack in the #gaza Strip, calling it a deliberate and criminal act by the Israeli occupation aimed at silencing the truth
Farewell to Palestinian journalist Ahmed Abu Eisha at Al-Awda Hospital, where he was killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting a gathering of citizens in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central #gaza
Farewell to Palestinian journalist Ahmed Abu Aisha at Al-Awda Hospital, where he was killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting a gathering of citizens in the ...
Μια από τις πιο αξιόπιστες και ανεξάρτητες φωνές στην Αυστραλία, αυτή της δημοσιογράφου και πολιτικής σχολιάστριας Μαίρης Κωστακίδη, μπήκε στο στόχαστρο του σιωνιστικού μπλοκ. Με εμπειρία δεκαετιών στη διεθνή ειδησεογραφία, η πρώην βασική παρουσιάστρια του SBS World News Australia, Μαίρη Κωστακίδη αξιοποίησε το δημόσιο βήμα της για να καλύψει με εντιμότητα τις εξελίξεις στη Γάζα, ενημέρωση που έλειπε εμφανώς από τα κυρίαρχα αυστραλιανά και διεθνή μέσα.
Η στάση της αυτή δεν θα έμενε απαρατήρητη για πολύ. Η Σιωνιστική Ομοσπονδία της Αυστραλίας ξεκίνησε νομικές διαδικασίες εις βάρος της στο Ομοσπονδιακό Δικαστήριο, καταγγέλλοντάς την για «προσβλητική συμπεριφορά» σύμφωνα με το άρθρο 18C του Νόμου περί Φυλετικών Διακρίσεων του 1975.
Η υπόθεση της Μαίρης Κωστακίδη εξετάζεται σε μια εποχή όπου η εξίσωση αντισιωνισμού με αντισημιτισμό χάνει έδαφος στη συλλογική συνείδηση, ειδικά μετά την πρόσφατη δικαστική νίκη της δημοσιογράφου Αντουανέτ Λατούφ. Η απόλυσή της από τον τηλεοπτικό σταθμό ABC το 2023 αναγνωρίστηκε ως αποτέλεσμα της πίεσης του ισραηλινού λόμπι, όταν εκείνη τοποθετήθηκε επικριτικά κατά του Ισραήλ για την επίθεση στη Γάζα.
Deir al-Balah bombed as families waited for vitamins to try to delay their kids’ starvation Victims of the massacre being taken away by horse-drawn cart. At least fifteen people were murdered…
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The World is SICK AND TIRED of paying TAXES to ELITE PEDOPHILES that NEVER FACE JUSTICE.
WE’RE NOT LETTING THIS GO.
Yes, we are still talking about Epstein.
We are still talking about 9/11.
We are still talking about Hunter’s laptop.
We are still talking about JFK, RFK, MLK, USS Liberty, Covid Vaccine, the list goes on.
Horrific crimes perpetrated against humanity that have not been resolved or for which no one has been held accountable.
Of course, Texas is a disaster, but that does not lessen the need for accountability.
Does your mortgage stop because a bank financially collapses?
Where is the appointment of a new 9/11 Commission?
I, for one, am never letting this go. I don’t care if Trump himself is on the list…I’m never letting it go until Justice is served.
What we need is a full investigation into the connections between Robert Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein, Gislaine and Isabel Maxwell are obviously a part of something bigger. If we have people working for Intel agencies, if it be CIA, MI6, ASIO, or Mossad, they cannot be allowed to break the law within our communities without answering for their crimes. Just because an individual marks something classified should never shield them from scrutiny forever.
We have to look at the why behind the compromise.
Why was it allowed to happen in the U.S. Virgin Islands, under U.S. jurisdiction?
Why did intelligence agencies stand down—or even participate?
Why did so many Hollywood elites and political insiders go back to that island again and again?
What laws were passed, what policies were influenced, and who was paid off as a result?
The list of actors, musicians, politicians, and billionaires connected to Epstein is endless, and most of them are still free, still rich, and still making decisions that affect your life.
This wasn’t just blackmail—it was engineered leverage to reshape the world.
🇺🇸 We’re done paying taxes to elite pedophiles and compromised politicians.
We want names. We want indictments. We want justice.
The Switch 2 runs Cyberpunk 2077 in more than acceptable conditions given the format. According to CD Projekt Red themselves, the port was much easier than expected and, according to Takuto Edagawa, producer at Koei Tecmo, the power is comparable to that of an Xbox Series S (rather than a PS4).
#Söder, #CSU lügt beim rechtsextremen #NIUS rum, dass #Österreich aus der #NATO austreten könnte und schürt Angst, dass wenn sie aus der Nato austreten, sie sofort von irgendwem angegriffen würden.
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Die Diskussion, die Frau Klöckner mit dem Verbot der Regenbogenfahne ausgelöst hat, nimmt absurde Züge an und wirft die Frage auf: Wann übertriebene Neutralität zur Unterstützung der Rechten wird?
Also Regenbogen 🌈 im Abgeordnetenbüro ist verboten. Ein Bild von Marx oder Bismarck an der Wand ist ebenfalls ein politisches Statement oder nur ein Bild. Dabei gehen uns aus Unkenntnis einige Symbole durch die Lappen wie die blaue Kornblume: taz.de/Rechte-Vereinnahmung-de…
Ein Strauß mit blauen Kornblumen auf dem Schreibtisch ist also schon ein Symbol. Es wurden auch schon Abgeordnete mit einer Anstecknadel gesehen, die eine blaue Kornblume zeigte.
Aber davon hat Frau Klöckner keine Ahnung. Sie fokussiert sich auf den Regenbogen, der ursprünglich für Frieden steht und gegen Frieden haben nur böse Menschen etwas.
Wie so häufig in der Geschichte werden vermeintlich linke Symbole verboten und auf dem rechten Auge ist man blind.
Quote from Gabriel Giguère Senior Public Policy Analyst at the Montreal Economic Institute (MEI)
While Quebec represents only 22% of Canada’s population, its citizens have been the target of about 90% of the work stoppages in the country over the past three years. Almost all of these stoppages were strikes.
Citation de Gabriel Giguère Analyste senior en politiques publiques à l’Institut économique de Montréal (IEDM)
Alors que le Québec ne représente que 22 % de la population canadienne, ses citoyens et ses citoyennes ont été la cible d’environ 90 % des arrêts de travail au pays au cours des trois dernières années. La quasi-totalité de ces arrêts a été des grèves.
Real talk: I think it is *incredibly* helpful and formative for all cis people to question their gender identity from a position of "what if I'm *not* cis?" It helps immeasurably with your relationship with gender, even though chances are you end up at "yup, cis af"
I've done the questioning twice. First time was when I was about 9 and I thought I was growing a penis (actually, I have asymmetric labia minora and one is pretty big). After a long dark night of the soul, I concluded I was a girl and nobody needed to know I had a penis because I was fucking 9 and nobody should be looking at my junk.
Questioned again about 10 years ago, because I kept having sex with gay men. Properly put the work in this time, cracked out the resources and workbooks, and concluded that yup, the doctor was right when she picked a gender for me.
As for the gay men thing, look, a hole is a hole and it turns out the twinks aren't fussy in the middle of a serious top drought.
I did this several years ago and I certainly found it super helpful. I am definitely cis but helped me understand gender more and figure out some of my own relationship to my gender.
As a dude from a small town, I have always hated mainstream male norms. No, I don't like sportsball. I am afraid of heights. I don't want to hunt, fish, fix things or get my hands dirty. Home improvement sounds like hell to me. I'm not trans, but women know how to live life well.
A little coffee, morning yoga, a stroll in the park, light reading, a few good shows, some household chores, and my day is pretty full. And why are women the only ones who get to carry purses? Pockets suck.
There are so many people out there who never even considered questioning their gender, who accept that they must be cis because how they feel is the only definition of cis-ness they know, so logically they can only be cis.
And I know this because I was one of them up until about ten years ago or so.
I've just never thought about it. The few close male friends I've never felt a physical attraction to and I have had many female friends I did not feel attracted to.
I once had intimate relations with a friend because she expressed a desire to and I really didn't care one way or the other.
Having said all that that is unrelated, the aesthetic of either of those two genders is appealing, just not over stimulating.
Oh, and there is the whole in love with the same mate since 1985:)
I call this Cis+. You can be Cis (never questioned it, but chill about gender), Cis™️ (Cis and LOUD about it, usually transphobic but sometimes just insecure men), and Cis+ (questioned gender, gave it a good think, and then went 'yeah, I'm cis', but now has the growth that happens when one examines gender).
Citation de Gabriel Giguère Analyste senior en politiques publiques à l’Institut économique de Montréal (IEDM)
Si vous avez l’impression que les grèves sont de plus en plus courantes ces dernières années, vous n’avez pas la berlue.
En 2023, le Québec a enregistré un record de 691 arrêts de travail, dont la quasi-totalité a pris la forme de grèves, fracassant ainsi le record précédent de 384 arrêts de travail établi en 1974 à l’époque de la commission Cliche.
En 2024, le record a été battu de nouveau, avec 759 arrêts de travail recensés dans la province. Et pour les deux premiers mois de 2025 seulement, les Québécois et les Québécoises en ont déjà subi 378.
Looking forward to speaking at Defuse – Design for Use in Dublin on November 10th about breaking the rules and doing things differently (and yes, the Small Web).
Mark it on your calendars and come along if you’re free.
PSA: The Afghan background of the 11yo prodigy in Germany is false information according to social media statements by someone who knows the family personally.
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remarque tout les politiciens sont comme ça, la plupart faut parti de l'oligarchie directement ou indirectement. Mais lui en plus c'est un clown professionnel
Brigitte Macron déboutée en appel dans son procès en diffamation contre Natacha #Rey
Ce jeudi 10 juillet, la cour d’appel de Paris a relaxé Natacha Rey et Amandine #Roy, les deux femmes accusées de diffamation par Brigitte Macron. Une très mauvaise surprise pour l’Elysée.
Ce jeudi 10 juillet, la cour d’appel de Paris a relaxé Natacha Rey et Amandine Roy, les deux femmes accusées de diffamation par Brigitte Macron. Une très mauvaise surprise pour l’Elysée.
@kravemir @m It's a glib social media toot, so there's that.
I think the biggest problems currently facing humans (specifically in the general region I call home; there are others elsewhere) are hollowing of democratic society, and the climate disaster. In any society where money can be used to buy influence (which is effectively any society that has money at all - the buying of influence can range from running influence campaigns, to outright trying to buy an election, to buying a major medium like eg. what Musk did with Twitter), billionaires are almost definitionally an anti-democratic force: They have enormously more power than any other individual, but they have no democratic mandate behind that power. They can (and often do) make decisions that have huge impacts on many other people's lives, with the affected people having zero influence - this is *the opposite* of democratic governance, and people subjected to seemingly random whims of billionaires understandably become disillusioned in democratic norms. (This is one, but not the only, cause of the rise of modern fascism.)
Billionaires generally lead disproportionately energy- (and emissions-) intensive lives - by 2024, the emissions caused by a single billionaire in 90 minutes was about equal to the lifetime emissions of an average person (see oxfam.org/en/press-releases/bi…). Many of them have fortunes directly tied up in the fossil fuel economy (or in activities that are powered by fossil fuels) and actively resist legislative action that tries to curb emissions. Furthermore, the enormous fortunes commanded by billionaires will *only* be used to combat said problems if a billionaire chooses to - which they often won't, because both are directly against their current financial interest. If all those resources were directly available for eg. climate change mitigation, decarbonization and economic aid for the global south (rather than eg. funding private jets, recreational space tourism and renting an entire city centre for a wedding), we'd all be in a lot less dire situation than we are, I think.
- power being in wrong hangs (who doesn't (need to) care), - wealth and consumption unevenly distributed (to the point of wasteful vanity by very privileged people).
This is present in capitalism. However, I don't think, or at least not persuaded that any (sustainable) political system is immune to these issues.
I maybe reply more later. This is interesting topic, food for though.
@kravemir @m Those problems have been present in every political system ever practiced, and I'm not sure they can ever be *eliminated* - this is my main beef with "utopian" schools of left-wing politics, in fact. Even in an anarchist commune, you'd very likely see informal power (and luxury excess) accruing to the most charismatic anarchists. You have to build specific mechanisms to mitigate these problems, and pretending they don't exist is an effective way to make sure they don't get mitigated.
(I think anyone who has spent significant time in an actual anarchist activist community has probably seen a variation of this play out. I certainly have. "We don't have any leader, and we all agree exactly who our leader isn't!", to riff off Terry Pratchett.)
But I do think they can be substantially reduced (and yes, capitalism is an obstacle to that). At present, a lower-hanging fruit for doing this (lower-hanging than The Glorious Revolution That Fixes Everything, at least) would be some form of income or wealth cap that effectively makes it impossible for any individual to become a billionaire.
The level of wealth and income inequality in the United States today surpasses the then-absurd extremes of the Gilded Age of a century ago. Sure, unevan distribution happens, but this particular neoliberal political system effects a wealth pump upwards into the hands of a very few individuals at an unprecedented rate and scale that cannot be sustained. Billionaires are a visible symptom of the pathology. According to Peter Turchin, this wealth pump will almost surely result in a catastrophe of some kind that could end up being bloody; even if you don't believe Turchin's theories, it'll certainly result in unacceptable mass immiseration (and arguably already has). A smarter system would employ government power and resources to distribute wealth more evenly and fairly, something we used to do in the United States but stopped doing from the 1970s onward.
As for power being in the wrong hands, there are no right hands for power to be in. There are no special anointed ones who are immune to the corrupting influence of power. Power too should be distributed, to reduce this risk.
Lest anyone accuse me of things I don't actually mean: I'm not advocating we eat the rich - I'm vegetarian, and also I'm pretty sure they're full of heavy metals and other horrible environmental toxins.
Our woke-lefty politicians, in their grand crusade against overtourism — oh that smells like some eco-friendly suit-and-tie spiel, all neat and tidy — are actually just throwing class contempt right in our faces.
Their dream? That Bob, Ginette, and Roger stay quietly in their living rooms watching slideshows like back in the ’70s, not a hair out of place, no wild adventures.
Planes? They should remain a private club: for those who know how to behave, who know how to spend taxpayers’ money without causing a fuss.
They don’t want to see those yokels in Crocs, those savages clapping like clowns when the plane lands in Tokyo or Mexico.
And above all, absolutely no ugly selfies in front of the Mona Lisa — it degrades art, it embarrasses the Louvre.
In short, the high society of political correctness wants to keep tourism for their well-born friends, while the rest… well, they can watch their slideshows and stay well-behaved.
Nos politicailleux woke-gauchistes, dans leur grande croisade contre le surtourisme — oh ça, ça sent le truc écolo en costard, bien propre sur lui — en réalité, ils nous balancent un mépris de classe à la face.
Leur rêve ? Que Bob, Ginette et Roger restent bien sagement dans leur salon à mater des diapos comme dans les années 70, pas un poil qui dépasse, pas une aventure qui dérape.
L’avion, ça doit rester un club privé : pour ceux qui savent se tenir, qui savent claquer le pognon du contribuable sans faire de vagues.
Faut pas voir ces bouseux en Crocs, ces sauvages qui applaudissent comme des clowns quand l’avion se pose à Tokyo ou Mexico.
Et surtout, surtout, pas question de selfies moches devant la Mona Lisa, ça dégrade l’art, ça fout la honte au Louvre.
Bref, la haute société du politiquement correct veut garder le tourisme pour ses copains bien nés, pendant que les autres, ben… qu’ils regardent leurs diapos et qu’ils restent bien sages.
Donald Trump, a guy with about as much culture as a pickle stuck in a jar, a dude who would make the president from the movie Idiocracy look good, has struck again.
He complimented Liberian President Joseph Boakai on his "excellent English"... without seeming to realize that English has been the official language of Liberia since its founding in 1847! It’s like me congratulating a goldfish for knowing how to swim.
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Tengo 12 años de experiencia reparando PCs y 2 como oficinista (recepcionista/logística/atención al cliente/compras).
Gesucht: eine Plattform, wo ich eingeben kann, wann ich fertig war, mit Schule, und mir dann – sinnvollerweise sortiert nach Themenbereichen – gezeigt wird, welche Sachen, die ich damals als Stand der Wissenschaft gelernt habe, längst überholt sind. Und mir dann die Gelegenheit gibt zu lernen, was heute der wissenschaftliche Konsens dazu ist Wie ich darauf komme? Die Große macht nächstes Jahr Abi, und es gibt Fächer wie Bio, wo das, was ich gelernt habe, mittlerweile völlig überholt ist.
uh das klingt nach einer richtig guten Idee und unterstützt wunderbar den Ansatz des lebenslangen Lernens. Mensch lernt ja bekanntermaßen niemals aus; zu überprüfen was sich denn geändert hat reicht die Zeit meistens nicht... kann man das nicht mit ein bisschen KI irgendwie lustig gestalten... so als "daily dose of science update" quasi á la "hallo leisefuxX. wusstest du eigentlich schon, dass es mittlerweile .... gibt und sich dementsprechend .... geändert hat?" wäre großartig!
@leisefuxx Finde da jetzt natürlich nicht, aber vor ein paar Jahren bin ich mal über eine englischsprachige Website gestoßen, die nach Jahrgang aufgelistet hat, was sich seitdem an Weltwissen geändert hat.
@leisefuxx Nein, leider nicht - habe gerade schon gesucht. Falls das bei jemand der Mitlesenden auf Wiedererkennen stößt, würde mich das auch freuen ...
@_tillwe_ @leisefuxx Schon versucht zu finden. Unglaublich, wie viele Click-Bait-Strecken (und auch Artikel von halbwegs seriösen Publikationen) es dazu gibt, aber das sind dann immer nur so sieben bis 15 Beispiele und nicht nach Jahrgängen filterbar.
@_tillwe_ @HeptaSean @leisefuxx Aus den Beispielen etwas, das mich skeptisch macht: "Vaccines cause autism" - War das wirklich jemals "Stand der Forschung"? Und Original 2010? Wakefields Paper war von 1998 und wurde 2004 teilweise sowie 2010 vollständig von "The Lancet" zurückgezogen.
@rostbot @_tillwe_ @leisefuxx Kann mir auch nicht wirklich vorstellen, dass Wakefield je so etabliert war, dass das auch nur in die Nähe von Schulstoff gekommen wäre (was “since graduation” im Seiten-Titel ja irgendwie nahelegt). Wahrscheinlich einfach nur ein *so* prominentes Beispiel von einer zerstörerischen Widerlegung, dass sie es unbedingt drin haben wollten.
Ich habe damals in UK studiert und schon die unmittelbare Berichterstattung über das 1998 Paper mitbekommen. In Wissenschaftskreisen war das vom Start weg eine Lachnummer und hat praktisch vom nächsten Tag an als Paradebeispiel für statistische Denkfehler gedient. Noch vor 2000 gab es dann schon eine ‘offizielle' Review von Dutzenden von Experten, die eine komplette Abwesenheit irgendeiner Evidenz für die Sache festgehalten hat. Also dass das Wakefield Paper keinerlei wissenschaftliche Qualität hat, war schon klar, lange, lange bevor dann rauskam, dass es sogar ein Fake war.
You know I’m fucked already. But I heard from multiple people leaning on things is an American thing. Read somewhere that apparently intelligence agencies make spies unlearn leaning to not get exposed as American.
Multiple people also I heard say eating while walking is an American thing. Or at least not continental European.
I do both of those things almost daily.
As with anything I post the fake American thing is a bit but also it’s not.
Una empresa cumple la ley; la otra no. La empresa que cumple la ley denuncia a la que no lo cumple y el juez desestima la demanda porque la ley no le gusta.
En #España🇪🇸, quien determina lo que es la ley son las Cortes Generales. Un juez que no acepta ese principio tan básico (que está en el artículo primero del Código Civil) no puede ocupar su posición. Y quienes le permitan esta arbitrariedad no merecen la responsabilidad de vigilarle.
El juez carga contra “algún iluminado y omnisciente burócrata que parece gozar de un privilegiado acceso a la Verdad” para validar el modelo ‘riders’ falsos autónomos
Lo malo de esto es que a estas alturas lo único que me queda por pensar es que "alguien" (guiño,guiño) e está llevando un sobrecito de colores. A mi cada día lo de la "justicia y los jueces" me da hasta pena.
Après avoir fait couler beaucoup d’encre sur la justesse ou non de son prix, le voilà enfin devenu disponible sur notre console hybride préférée. Red Dead
In fact, a whopping 36.5% of the agency’s activities were done to “protect #agriculture including #livestock, row #crops, #aquaculture, and #timber “, and a large portion of their $286 million budget
Silly little children with no experience int he wild like to think of wolves as if they are family pets. Watch a pack of wolves surround, corner, and take down a moose, elk, caribou, etc. They will eat them before they are dead. Wolves will also move on without finishing the carcass. As we share this world together we realize there are some who feed on the human world. Killing them is appropriate. Regretfully many silly little city dwellers cannot understand.
Depressing to see agriculture valued over nature. Went to watch Utah’s Division of Natural Resources head speak decades ago. She was wear a camo skirt.
#Les #WildlifeServices, une agence du ministère américain de l'Agriculture(#USDA), tuent plus d'un million d'animaux sauvages chaque année, en grande partie pour l'industrie des #animaux d'élevage, par des moyens horribles tels que l'#empoisonnement, les #bombes au cyanure, les #snares au cou et même les tirs d'avion.
En fait, 36,5 % des activités de l'agence visent à "protéger l'#agriculture, y compris le #bétail, les #cultures en rangs, l'#aquaculture et le #bois ", et une grande partie de son budget de 286 millions de dollars est consacrée à la protection de l'environnement.
Making #vegan sausages myself again! Should do that more often given how much better this is on various levels compared to processed stuff from the stores. And a rather easy recipe: itdoesnttastelikechicken.com/v…
Homemade vegan baloney is easy to make and tastes better than store-bought! Make this bologna ahead of time and enjoy as a snack, fried, or in sandwiches!
“Whenever you have a lot of very personal data like that, it usually ends up becoming a target for someone, whether that is hackers, bad actors who want to compromise your device, or even law enforcement,” EFF's Matthew Guariglia told The Cut about wearables. thecut.com/article/rfk-jr-heal…
Donald Trump a complimenté le président libérien Joseph Boakai sur son « excellent anglais »... sans sembler réaliser que l'anglais est la langue officielle du Liberia depuis sa création en 1847 !
The bloom is fading. We had a toad strangler blow in yesterday evening and I moved it to the downwind side of the house. It might just be running its course. It's been a fun watch.
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in reply to Master of Navel Gazing • • •My whole job is constantly reloading five potential responses to everything I have to read to respondents. The whole trick is never missing a beat so people don't begin to develop doubt or begin critical investigation. You don't want a survey respondent to think about anything other than what you're asking them. Popping the bubble is about ten times more work to deal with.
Most people don't have a clue I'm handling them.
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