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There's real history, and there's "politically correct" alternate history. If you believe any of the left narratives, without understanding the context, whole truth, what they're leaving out or just lying about, then you don't know real history. I first learned this in 5th Grade, and my life was never the same. +
If someone denies Democrats have fed the "stolen election" beast, show them this video. If they can't revise their view, best to just to move on; no sentient life there (just ego and bias). If they can? Well, now we can at least start from the real world; where, complaints about the election were the norm, [[J6]] was not an insurrection, and Scampeachment was political abuse. +
This simple book was written 2500 years ago, by a relatively uneducated peasant philosopher and General by the name of Sun Tzu. A better definition for the western mind would be to call the book "the study of control" or just "how to win". It is fairly short, and shows that wisdom or observation is not a newly invented skill. +
Quick, would you rather be burned alive or shot in the head by a sniper? Semantic tricks by the left, like tracking "mass shootings" over "mass murders" or government "massacres", are done to dupe the gullible into believing that guns are more prevalent or the worst option. We'd rather nobody died. But winning isn't replacing shootings with bombings or truck attacks. +
A: It's not about Russia. It's that Hillary lost the election. Democrats had a sob-fit, the Clinton campaign had a documented plan to keep the administration and public off balance and #resist by any means possible. Clintons went with their favored tactic of smear campaign, and their allies and rubes went along with her treasonous plan to undermine the elected President. +
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Or at least they are the favorite things that have happened to me. Some good, some bad. But if you grow/learn from the bad, then they make you who you are... and thus are my favorite things as well. Experience is what we get, when we didn't get what we wanted. (Or sometimes when we do) +
[[Glass-Steagall]] was the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass–Steagall_Legislation 1930's new deal regulation] that said Commercial and Investment had to be separated. There would be no universal banks (that offered both services). +
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I did a video of a toastmasters speech (2008-2009) on my views on Abortion, which sums up my views. I started researching and forming my views in the late 1970's which annoyed my feminist English or Social Studies teachers. I wrote editorials in the 80's, and I have researched and reflected on my views ever since. +
This site is a collection of code/templates built on top of Wikipedia's engine (MediaWiki). This means if you're familiar with how to Read, Navigate or search Wikipedia, many of the features and structures are similar. But it uses another database engine, to turn unstructured articles into data fragments used in other articles. +
Masking for COVID was a sham that defied the science and destroyed the credibility of the CDC and all that supported them. This was made worse by politicians mandating them, that may have made COVID worse. It divided America between the informed/skeptical, and the blind following left that ignored the science. +
There are a few different connectors for plugging in Electric Vehicles, these are getting standardized -- but there's always a shake-out period early in technological evolution. +
A brief history of AI might be as follows. Since programming computers is hugely time-consuming, we started wondering if we could make them mimic our ability to learn, and eventually program themselves. The answer is kinda. We mostly failed at that, but we have been able to teach them to recognize some patterns in datasets (Machine Learning). And a few together is useful. +
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The tone of the election was set by the prior 5 years of media, social media, hollywood; all the lies, fake narratives, abuse, incivility, assaults had proven that the left was not interested in a fair election (at least to anyone not suffering from [[TDS]]. They wanted Trump out at any cost, and there was no standard or law they wouldn't break to do it. +
I did a video of a toastmasters speech (2008-2009) on my views on Climate Change. I became curious and started researching as the things I was taught as a kid in the 70s were demonstrably wrong, and became more exaggerated and wrong throughout the 80s and 90s into the hysterics that many believe today. +
Bernie's started as extreme as they come; Young Socialists League member who never met an individual liberty he liked (at least more than the collectives power). As someone joked, he'd make a good President... of Sweden: but that's not true, since they are much more pro-Business than he thinks; even they don't believe in killing the Golden Goose of business like he does. +
