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YEAH! OLD ACCOUNT RESTORED!! Jewelry designer,world traveler, lover of democracy and all creatures. Resist! Barry Blitt illustration. **NO DM'S**!!
Chicago, IL Katılım Ağustos 2014
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Virginia voters spoke. MAGA lost. And now a rogue Republican judge is trying to override the will of the people because they didn’t like the outcome.
That’s not democracy. That’s desperation.
I have full confidence a higher court will overturn this nonsense quickly, and the will of Virginia voters will prevail. Nice try.
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Glad to see more people are coming around ro my argument that Jonathan Turley is just Mike Lindell with tenure. abovethelaw.com/2026/04/jonath…
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BREAKING: Fox News just reported that Pete Hegseth fired United States Secretary of the Navy John Phelan because Phelan would not ignore a federal judge's orders!
"Hegseth and Phelan reportedly butted heads when Phelan refused to ignore a recent federal judge’s ruling that said punishing Senator Mark Kelly for making a video which he reminded military officers of their constitutional duty to not to not follow illegal orders would violate his First Amendment rights."
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In 1934, a wealthy New York socialite did something that baffled the locals in rural Pennsylvania. She walked into a real estate office and leased a mountain just to evict them.
Her name was Rosalie Edge, and she was 57 years old.
At the time, Kittatinny Ridge was known locally as "The Slaughterhouse." Every fall, thousands of hawks, falcons, and eagles migrated along the ridge, riding the air currents south for the winter. But waiting for them were hundreds of men with shotguns and easy targets.
It wasn't hunting for food; it was slaughter for sport. The ground was often carpeted with the rotting bodies of magnificent birds, while many others were left wounded to die slowly in the brush.
The state of Pennsylvania actually encouraged it, even paying a $5 bounty on goshawks. Predators were seen as "vermin" that threatened chickens and game birds, and the general consensus was that they should be wiped out. Even the National Audubon Society refused to intervene, telling Mrs. Edge that protecting hawks simply wasn't a priority.
She was furious. She famously stated, "The time to save a species is while it is still common."
But she didn't just write letters—she took action. She founded the Emergency Conservation Committee, and when established conservation groups wouldn't buy the land to stop the shooting, she did it herself. She secured a lease on 1,400 acres of the ridge and hired a warden, Maurice Broun, to guard it.
When the hunters arrived that season, expecting their usual sport, they found "No Trespassing" signs and a determined woman and her warden blocking the path. The shooting gallery was officially closed.
The hunters were angry. There were threats against her life and promises of violence, but Mrs. Edge stood firm, relying on her legal rights as a private property holder.
She turned a place of death into the world’s first sanctuary for birds of prey. She understood the value of predators, the delicate balance of the ecosystem, and the future of conservation. Her sanctuary, Hawk Mountain, later provided the crucial data that proved the dangers of DDT. Without her stubbornness, we might have lost the bald eagle entirely.
Rosalie Edge proved that a single citizen with a lease and a backbone can change the course of history.

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🚨 #Epstein #Trump Nouvelle accusation
“Si tu te tais, je prendrai soin de toi.”
Béatrice Keul, Suissesse de 22 ans, finaliste de Miss Suisse, reçoit une invitation personnelle signée Donald Trump pour un concours organisé avec Jeffrey Epstein.
Elle y va pleine d’espoir. 33 ans plus tard, Béatrice Keul accuse Trump d’une agression sexuelle brutale et prépare une action en justice pour le faire témoigner.

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