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Linda J. Crane

@EarthKeeper22

Environmental Info, Inspirational Words & Images to Rouse Humans to Individually & Collectively Engage in Personal, Societal & Environmental Healing & Change

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Linda J. Crane@EarthKeeper22·
THE PALACE THIEF How does a man with multiple publicized and judicially proven deficiencies in character, a man without virtue, void of moral and ethical ideology and wrong from right discernment, election seize a return to the White House? This is a question the millions of Americans who didn’t vote for him and honorable and principled government officials, representatives of the law and civilians worldwide have perplexedly wrestled with. The definitive answer to this question… there’s a crisis of character in America. America has long been praised to be the land of opportunity, offering a chance for anyone to succeed in business and acquire wealth and possession. People all over Earth have been immigrating to the United States for hundreds of years with the dream of achieving a better standard of living than the lands they were born to. It is this better-life ambition and the diversity of culture, race and faith that came with it, that propelled America into being a diversely rich, equal opportunity, diplomatic, just and dignified, progressive, forward-thinking country. The men of profound character who imagined and fought for the creation of American democracy and the spirit of all the men and women who blood, sweat and tears, mind, body and soul contributed to building America into the great nation she became, have all been washed away in a rip tide of government official, representative of the law and civilian moral and ethical compromise. America’s now sitting executive branch of government and all the Americans responsible for granting them the power of racist, sexist, bullying, tyrannical, regressive, backwards thinking rule are living lives founded on doing whatever they need to do to get what they want, justifying that if such requires lying and cheating or breaking the law, then so be it. As with a lighthouse, it was the lure of business opportunity and acquisition of wealth and possession that drew the variance of human culture, race and faith to America’s shores. Excessive desire for wealth and possession and the lying, cheating and unlawful acts that have accompanied their acquisition has been steadily rising since the onset of the industrial revolution business boom. This lying, cheating and disrespect of the law, success at any cost mindset has perilously escalated to the point of a substantial number of Americans knowingly choosing a sexual deviant character flawed felon to run the White House. The extensive government official, representative of the law and civilian gross disregard of visibly observable character defect, America has hit character crisis climax and so now commences the correction process that comes with all excess. “The Palace Thief” is an amalgamation of all the government officials, representatives of the law and civilians responsible for America hitting this “do whatever it takes-success at any cost” climax, the multitudes of Americans who are thought/choice/action living their lives operating under the immoral and unethical ideological toupee illustrated in German artist Florian Bayer’s image. Excess in all its forms, whether this destabilizing overload takes place in the natural world or in human civilization, is an “as you sow, so shall you reap” karmic correction sovereignty that ultimately trumps all wrongdoing. Balance is the invincible law of nature that also presides over mankind. The path to restoring balance in America, that which shall truly make America great again; lies in making “Americans” great again. Whereby, the collective majority of her government officials, representatives of the law and civilians alike, fashion a better-life ambition construct founded on the integrity of hard work, honesty, temperance of need and want, and upholding moral and ethical principle no matter the challenge, hardship or roadblock that comes with the pursuit of prosperity. There’s a red flag synchronicity here in relation to “restoring balance” that demands expression. In the realm of being five years out from breaching an environmental and societal game changing 1.5 degrees Celsius Global Warming tipping point, though an autocratic dictatorial Trump Regime threatens to destroy America’s constitutional foundation of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness tenet, there exists an autocratic dictatorial global power that supersedes all human authority. Present is a five-year expiration date for Americans to make themselves great again. If America’s majority of government officials, representatives of the law and civilians fail to morally and ethically discipline their excesses in misconduct and consumption within this time frame, Mother Nature, with her natural disaster might; without discrimination of gender, race, color, creed, fiscal class or geological location, will unmercifully force misconduct and consumption correction by leveling America’s excess playing field. Though this story is set on an American stage, America isn’t the only country plagued by monumental numbers of lying, cheating and unlawfully active government officials, representatives of the law and civilians. Nor is America the only country on Earth living under the threat of Mother Nature, with her natural disaster might, leveling their excess playing field. All countries on Earth are sanctioned under the five-year 1.5 degrees Celsius Global Warming tipping point countdown. Frightfully distraught the instant I learned a man without virtue, void of moral and ethical ideology and wrong from right discernment shall be manning the oval office seat of power at this fateful environmental and societal juncture in human civilization; I set to praying for a lemons-into-lemonade remedy to alleviate my psychological distress. In answer to my prayer, supernatural guidance whispered the suggestion of this story. I now pray this cautionary tale serves to empower the honorable and principled government officials, representatives of the law and civilians of America and beyond, that they may rise with Greater Good purpose; rise with uncompromised resolute fervor to establish moral, ethical and environmental balance on Earth before Mother Nature vehemently forces her form of correction upon us all. Lying and cheating and breaking the law Success at any cost character flaw Palace Thief operators, infamy will find its way to you For the bill of wrongdoing always comes due Five years to instill righteousness across the land of the free and home of the brave Political, societal and ecological balance only the power of unity can save Honorable Americans, it’s on us to redeem the soul of our Nation Principled and virtue strong upon the Constitution’s foundation 🦋LJC @BarackObama @JoeBiden @harryjsisson @KamalaHarris @BillClinton @LePapillonBlu2 @mmpadellan @GovPressOffice @CalltoActivism @AntiTrumpCanada @ProjectLincoln @krassenstein @princess_kim_k @acnewsitics @mjfree @michaelt5656 @MicPop8 @MarkBallabon
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Linda J. Crane@EarthKeeper22·
@violin4all "until we plunge into eternal night" It saddens me to read this statement coming from you, Kim. It seems you've bought into Lyle's assertion that humanity is headed for extinction by 2055. As you know, I support your commitment to fighting for Nature, your posts show real passion. But framing our struggle as one inevitably ending in "eternal night" (human extinction soon) drains the energy we need to actually turn the tide. Lyle's timeline—his book's "over/under" bet on human extinction by 2055, which he still stands by in recent posts is his personal projection as a former endangered species biologist, but it's not scientific consensus. Mainstream bodies like the IPCC and IPBES, along with peer-reviewed syntheses (e.g., recent meta-analyses in Science and Current Biology), warn of severe, accelerating biodiversity loss, tipping points, and high species extinction risks—up to ~30% of assessed species by century's end under high-emissions paths, with cascading ecosystem collapse. Yet these same sources stress that aggressive mitigation, scaled conservation, rapid emissions cuts, and habitat restoration can still avoid the worst outcomes, including civilizational collapse. Pathways exist to stabilize systems, bend the curve, and preserve habitable conditions—even if the window is narrow and closing. Adopting Lyle's "eternal night" stance narrows that window further by breeding resignation and defeatism. Verbiage like "plunging into eternal night" actively hurts the movement for healing Earth and humanity—when what we desperately need is sustained, determined, hopeful action, not pre-emptive surrender. We fight because outcomes aren't locked in. Every protected area established, every policy shifted, every collective behavior changed matters and buys time. Lyle blocked me precisely because I pushed back against his predetermined doom mindset. If you truly share that frame—if you believe the plunge is inevitable by mid-century—then I can no longer amplify or support your X posts. The cause needs fighters who believe victory (or at least meaningful deceleration) is possible, not echoes of inevitable darkness. 🦋LJC
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Kim M.🌈🐘🦋@violin4all

@Race2Extinct I'll fight it, and do what I can to help Nature until we plunge into eternal night.

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@Lightorius Brian... When "insurmountable" starts settling in as a feeling, that's the edge of despondency creeping in. We've both pledged not to fall there. Shake it off and keep fighting—because you're right... Giving up isn't an option. 🦋LJC
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TheHumbleArchitect
TheHumbleArchitect@Lightorius·
Absolutely. Defeatist language will not motivate or inspire change. Earth needs us...all of us. I will not look away or fall to despondency. 🕯️🌏🕊️
Linda J. Crane@EarthKeeper22

@violin4all "until we plunge into eternal night" It saddens me to read this statement coming from you, Kim. It seems you've bought into Lyle's assertion that humanity is headed for extinction by 2055. As you know, I support your commitment to fighting for Nature, your posts show real passion. But framing our struggle as one inevitably ending in "eternal night" (human extinction soon) drains the energy we need to actually turn the tide. Lyle's timeline—his book's "over/under" bet on human extinction by 2055, which he still stands by in recent posts is his personal projection as a former endangered species biologist, but it's not scientific consensus. Mainstream bodies like the IPCC and IPBES, along with peer-reviewed syntheses (e.g., recent meta-analyses in Science and Current Biology), warn of severe, accelerating biodiversity loss, tipping points, and high species extinction risks—up to ~30% of assessed species by century's end under high-emissions paths, with cascading ecosystem collapse. Yet these same sources stress that aggressive mitigation, scaled conservation, rapid emissions cuts, and habitat restoration can still avoid the worst outcomes, including civilizational collapse. Pathways exist to stabilize systems, bend the curve, and preserve habitable conditions—even if the window is narrow and closing. Adopting Lyle's "eternal night" stance narrows that window further by breeding resignation and defeatism. Verbiage like "plunging into eternal night" actively hurts the movement for healing Earth and humanity—when what we desperately need is sustained, determined, hopeful action, not pre-emptive surrender. We fight because outcomes aren't locked in. Every protected area established, every policy shifted, every collective behavior changed matters and buys time. Lyle blocked me precisely because I pushed back against his predetermined doom mindset. If you truly share that frame—if you believe the plunge is inevitable by mid-century—then I can no longer amplify or support your X posts. The cause needs fighters who believe victory (or at least meaningful deceleration) is possible, not echoes of inevitable darkness. 🦋LJC

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Ibrahim Sunny@greenibrahim19·
@EarthKeeper22 @violin4all @DrKutney @rhosking252 For farmers the most reliable energy source is the one that rises every morning. A small panel on a village roof can mean light at night, phone charging, even water pumping. Simple solar, real resilience.
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@DrKutney Scientific truth emerges from collective scrutiny, replication, and expertise—not from AI outputs guided by non-experts. True scientific progress relies on domain knowledge, experimentation, and rigorous peer review by qualified people. A group with minimal relevant credentials (clarinetist, high schooler, etc.) using AI to draft a challenge to established climate science doesn't magically gain validity because "AI helped." 🦋LJC
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Dr Gerald Kutney | Climate Politics@DrKutney

Garbage publications from climate deniers reaches new high ... actually a new low. This one is one for the ages. thebulletin.org/2026/03/a-clar… #ClimateBrawl

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Linda J. Crane@EarthKeeper22·
OCEAN IS LIFE No Ocean - No Life We cannot exist without our oceans. They produce over half the oxygen we breathe, regulate our climate by absorbing massive heat and CO₂, and serve as the ultimate food factory—sustaining billions of people and powering much of the global economy. The ocean truly is Earth's life support system, connected deeply to every breath we take and nearly every aspect of modern life. 🦋LJC
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@AndrewStanden3 @DrKutney @rhosking252 @violin4all TY for the inspiration to remind our fellow humies of the primoradial soup (the prebiotic ocean of organic molecules where life’s chemical ingredients formed and combined before the first living cells existed) from which we emerged. 😊... 🦋LJC
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"We started our journey from the oceans, and we need to keep them livable." 💯Andy The oceans birthed life, nurtured its evolution, and continue to make Earth habitable. Keeping them healthy honors that ancient origin story while securing the future for all descendants of those first oceanic sparks. Protecting them isn't optional; it's about preserving the livable conditions that enabled our existence in the first place. 🦋LJC
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Andy Standen
Andy Standen@AndrewStanden3·
@EarthKeeper22 @DrKutney @rhosking252 @violin4all Nice 1 Linda. The highly evolved life in our seas, is a continual source of energy & life giving properties. We started our journey from the oceans, and we need to keep them liveable. 🌱 💚
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"phytoplankton most people never think about" Phytoplankton are the foundation of the marine food web — feeding zooplankton, fish, whales, and ultimately humans via seafood. They also absorb massive amounts of CO₂, helping regulate climate. Threats like warming oceans, acidification, nutrient changes, and pollution is reducing phytoplankton populations, which is disrupting both oxygen production & carbon cycling. Next time you take a deep breath, remember... Humanity owes a lot to these invisible ocean heroes that most of us never see or think about. They quietly power life on Earth. 🦋LJC
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@Leena_LiveNow @violin4all ❤️‍🔥"Every act for the planet feels like planting hope"❤️‍🔥 What a lovely line, Leena. 🌱HOPE🌱 Healing Ourselves & Planet Earth 🦋LJC
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Leena WLF@Leena_LiveNow·
@violin4all Every act for the planet feels like planting hope. When we move together with purpose, resilience grows and the earth breathes a little easier.
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Linda J. Crane@EarthKeeper22·
@lackay_abigail I understand your feelings about this... "can't give back the same I way I give to them" It's in your power and right to discern what you give and who you give to. Boundaries (giving to yourself) keeps you from getting depleted. 🕊️... 🦋LJC
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Abigail Lackay
Abigail Lackay@lackay_abigail·
Just discovered something. My depression. It might be because no-one ever asks me how I am, wonder how I am or actually care how I am but always know me when they need something and can't give back the same I way I give to them. And I'm not talking money. I'm done with people.Bye
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Linda J. Crane@EarthKeeper22·
I totally agree—we are agents of change, and pivoting to reciprocity + CARE is exactly the mindset shift we need. The key is leaning into that regenerative energy from the start, rather than letting the "bleak" diagnosis dominate and sap momentum. Positive, solution-focused framing (what we can build together) keeps us energized and effective, even when the road is uncertain. That's the rebirth we're capable of. 💪🌎🌍🌏💪 🦋LJC
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Kim M.🌈🐘🦋@violin4all·
@EarthKeeper22 I agree - we need to push for action on climate change. We are all agents of change. Our relationships to each other and nature need to pivot to reciprocity. Although the analysis is bleak- I do believe we can find a way to lessen the worst effects of climate chang with CARE.
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