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There is the headline we've all been waiting for and expect to see a lot more like it. The reason? Service members know that the *Commander in Chief* is uninformed and flaky at best. The
Excerpt: Former CIA Director John Brennan was once my boss. Given what we just learned in a shocking new report about his role in the Trump Russia hysteria, he should be in prison. foxnews.com/opinion/bryan-dean…
Former CIA officer reveals how John Brennan manipulated the Trump-Russia intelligence assessment, using the discredited Steele Dossier despite warnings to target President Trump
@HighHorseStrong 🩸 What's more the version spilled on the floor isn't all that hazardous, people used to drink a pound as a cure for constipation because it is heavy and would force things through but it is not readily absorbed into human tissue in metallic form, now add a methyl group to it and you've got a substance that even the tiniest skin contact is guaranteed death but that's not the metallic form.
Trump used “remigration” again — MOTHER JONES: “Rooted in the debunked Great Replacement theory, favored by European far-right & White nationalist extremists it calls for mass expulsion of non-ethnically European immigrants regardless of citizenship.” www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
The State Department is reportedly creating an office for "remigration": a far-right policy that calls for what has been described as "soft-style ethnic cleansing."
I'll be honest, I hate these thing. It's an architectural concept that doesn't actually work in real life or else it requires someone with both gardening qualifications and abseiling qualifications to maintain it, which is to say it costs too much to keep it up. It looks great, but the logistics of maintenance render it stupid again.
@whuffo, yeah. I just think about what do you do with anything you trim? Let it fall several storeys to the ground? Take it down in the elevator? How do you get to it? Through the apartments? I don't see it as something you'd be able to keep under control. I don't see this as sustainable.
I've worked in buildings with plants - those roots and limbs can really tear things apart.
I prefer the notion of sustainable, livable cities and towns rather than focusing on individual buildings.
My own personal notion is that we ought to build like European towns of the pre-industrial era, town squares for people to gather, surrounded by low rise buildings (five or six floors max, with setbacks to avoid being oppressive.) With retail on the ground levels, light commercial on 2nd level, and residential on the higher levels. No cars except for delivery, emergency, and disabled access (parking areas under the square and buildings.). This would continue back away from the square for small number of "rings". These square-based townlets can be replicated and abutted together to form larger urban forms. The key is to push the automobile onto a few roads rather than having roads and cars as the dominant form. Public transit would also be a key.
No one expects each unit to do their own plumbing, but people see some plants and think that everyone has to be a gardener? Of course the building will hire someone to maintain this. They'll use the same infrastructure they use to wash the windows. Singapore has been doing it successfully for years.
Professionally, by education, I was a gardener. I did roof gardens, but those buildings' plants have to be maintained by specialists who can work at height, and I'm guessing it involves cordoning off the area below where they're working. People with the qualifications to do that work are not easy to find and they're expensive. Trees do not belong on high-rise apartment buildings.
As someone who has to maintain buildings, any growth anywhere on the building is a headache. Some microbes find a way to break down what should be sealants that are supposed to last 20 years...and I have a surprise roof leak that requires a lot of cleaning and resealing. I suspect the microbes can make proteins that leverage the UV light from the sun to help break the strong bonds quicker. Something like a roof replacement for a building is not cheap, about a million dollars and a lot of labor over many months...
We had residents letting their dogs shit in the roof gardens, or throwing their trash into the planted areas. Sometimes stuff just died for no reason or it would grow too thick and cut off light to one side of the roof garden. It really is just a headache. At ground-level, it's doable. On a building, not so much.
I left one apartment, because residents were violating the no-dogs rules...and their dogs would urinate in the elevators every morning. Untrained dogs in buildings aaaaaaaaaaaghgggghhgh
The architects who design these buildings are not thinking in terms of maintenance. One of our roof gardens you had to get everything in the wheelbarrow and take it up in the elevator, and anything you trimmed you had to either throw over the railing down to the trailer without hitting anyone, or you had to take it down in the elevator. Another one had steps, but the treads were all a meter and a half broad, so taking a wheelbarrow up that was impossible. We had to carry it down in tubs. Parking is also always a nightmare at these places, for some reason.
I'm doing other work now, but being a gardener taught me a lot about the more practical aspects of things.
Vero Beach, Fla. - Utah plastic surgeon Dr. Kirk Moore is facing thirty five years in federal prison for destroying thousands of vials of COVID-19 vaccine, giving his patients vaccine cards without taking the shots, and injecting saline into children whose parents wanted them to believe they got vaccinated without risking the deadly side effects.
Dr. Michael Kirk Moore Jr., 58, who operates his practice Plastic Surgery Institute of Utah, Inc. in Salt Lake County, Utah, begins his trial on Monday, July 7, 2025, at the Orrin G. Hatch U.S. Courthouse, located at 351 S. West Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Al-Qassam Brigades: Our fighters targeted a troop carrier in Gaza’s Khan Younis with Yassine 105 shell, engaged rescue force which arrived at the scene with light and medium weapons english.almanar.com.lb/2450890
"...two reasons why Joe decided to run again: Jill and Hunter Biden. Hunter Biden's freedom was on the line and Jill's ego was on the line." She (Li) concluded, the then-first lady was the one in control of and running the White House — not Joe Biden. But she wasn't doing it alone. "They deny the cover-up, but I had a front-row seat watching it happen," Li told Fox. "People like Anthony Bernal. I saw him running the White House like he was in charge, like he was a king." thegatewaypundit.com/2025/07/d…
The National Immigration Law Center said that ICE's detention budget would increase to $45 billion and additional $29.9 billion in funding for ICE activities.
This figure is more than the annual military budget of Italy, which at $30.8 billion, is the world's 16th highest defense spender for this year, according to tracker Global Fire Power.
The Egyptian-Italian joint archaeological mission has uncovered a number of rock-cut tombs dating back to the Greco-Roman periods, featuring well-preserved hieroglyphic inscriptions, in the necropolis on the western bank of Aswan, according to Egypt’…
Guadalupe River in Kerrville transforms from docile into a raging behemoth. The raging flood waters eventually reach the top of the Center Point bridge. No m...
sometimes i design stuff in cad then when it comes to actually fabricating it the proportions don't seem right. i think it's the orthographic non-perspective views that cause this
After 20 years of cooking, I've learned something important: most knife skills they teach in culinary school are useless at home. What you actually need are ...
This is where the second election of Donald Trump has landed us in the world. Our oldest and dearest allies, the Canadians, don't trust us as far as they can throw us. And who can
Volodomyr Zelensky is the foremost leader of his generation and possibly for a couple of generations now, if you look at who has been on the world stage. He's a populist candidate but not with
I know white men can't jump and supposedly white people can't dance worth a damn, but this? When you are that bereft of rhythm and out of touch with your own body, then it is
Ukraine’s fleet of German-made Flakpanzer Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft guns has been “exhausted,” Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Maria...
We have seen it all this week, friends. For many years to come the signing of the ridiculously named Big Beautiful Bill will be focused on and scorned for the damage it will do to
The White House's plans to have a UFC series of fights on the grounds next year as part of the 250th Anniversary festivities is going to infuriate a lot of people while also attracting many
DONALD TRUMP: “Well, then, we’ll have to arrest him. Look, we don’t need a communist in this country, but if we have one, I’m going to be watching over him very carefully on behalf of the nation...."
Zohran Mamdani: “What we’re seeing in President Trump’s rhetoric is an attempt to focus on who I am, where I’m from, what I look like, how I sound, as opposed to what I’m actually fighting for, because to do so would be to display the stark contrast in our sincerity and actually delivering for the very working people who’ve been left behind by our politics.”
What IS it with Trump and windmills? His obsession with them, with wind farms that provide renewable energy is well known. What's also known is that they freaking work. As technology for making the windmills
Young Pioneer Tours is pleased to announce that the Pyongyang Autumn International Trade Fair has been officially confirmed and will be held from October 27th
Brave constantly runs in the background: How can this issue be reproduced? Download brave use it look at battery Usage later and it will have been running the whole time in the background.
Ramallah, July 5 (Prensa Latina) From the heart of the Gaza Strip, subjected to death at every moment, I call on mediators to work for an immediate and comprehensive humanitarian truce, Civil Defense spokesperson Mahmoud Basal said.
My understanding is that Mitt Romney, (who fortunately can afford it after the career of corporate raiding) has to spend some millions of dollars per year on security for himself and his family.
Not to protect himself from liberals on the other side, but from his own side, because he criticized Trump and voted against him.
This has been going on for several years now. Don't recall it in the news much.
The death toll in the tragic flash floods that ravaged Texas Hill Country continues to rise, and the National Weather Service has taken some heat from officials who say the organization didn’t prepare them for the enormity of the storm. Meteorologists who talked to @WIRED paint a much different picture:
The death toll in the tragic flash floods that ravaged Texas Hill Country continues to rise, and the National Weather Service has taken some heat from officials who say the organization didn’t prepare them for the enormity of the storm. Meteorologists who talked to @WIRED paint a much different picture:
Despite international mediators' efforts to establish a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and Hamas's approval of the initiative, Israeli attacks continue unabated, resulting in numerous casualties.
I love when Western fanartists draw anime girls speaking out of character. I like that. I don't think these "people" should be hunted down. Blonde TheoryToe
the womb-like roundabout signifies a return to the earth mother; its ovoid shape reminds one of the womb, and it functions as a method for avoiding conflict.
compare this to the american 4-way intersection. drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians confront one another from all directions, and immediately find themselves entangled in conflict; the resolution of which can be brought about by respecting our great nation's laws, or else by sheer force.
Putin is making it clear to NATO that Moscow has no plans to back down from its goals in Ukraine, as the Russian president held calls with Trump and Macron this week to discuss everything from the ong...
According to the UK government, and thanks to Yvette Cooper and Keir Starmer’s Labour Party, these elderly people are all legally terrorism supporters for holding ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’ signs www.instagram.com/reel/DLunNar... (London)
25K likes, 1,158 comments - beardvoyage on July 5, 2025: "More than 25 senior activists were arrested in Parliament Square this afternoon, including an 83-year-old priest.
There is a conflict between the static and dynamic conceptions of anarchism, between those who want to gregarize and stabilize anarchism and those who want the revolutionary, individualist spirit to remain and simmer permanently within anarchism. -- Emile Armand
Brits can sleep safely tonight, after the heroic work of the Metropolitan Police. The Reverend Sue Parfitt, 83, a retired priest, was arrested in Parliament Square for holding a sign which read:
“I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.”
Under British law, this now puts her in the same category as an ISIS or Al-Qaeda terrorist. The courts may impose a prison sentence of up to 14 years, to protect the public against the existential threat posed by this very dangerous woman.
is it bad that my first thought was "someone needs to create a new organisation called Action for Palestine and just do all the same shit Palestine Action was doing but as a different group"?
Now Florida, California, New York, Nevada, Vermont, Illinois and other US States Tourism Drops as American Travel Losing Up to Twenty-Nine Billion Dollars and Visitors Plummet Amid Trump Trade War, This New Update Might Just Surprise You
(holy hair and legs and cute pose and loafers)
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