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Heretics Deny Moonshot

Zany folks do not think humans have been to the moon. For a long time, not everyone has agreed on everything. “History is what we are told,” declares Sally Molay, who denies far-out trips to the moon and beyond. Read Moonshot

Heretics like Ms. Molay now hand out full-color printed brochures with the details of their wild ideas. Sally says to "believe what you may while you can since opinions may become as rare as gold." The printing industry supports growing more trees to make paper.

“The power of the printed word and freedom of the press belongs to each of us. The pen is a mighty sword. But, digital words on computers are not swords,” adds Sally.

“If you post something, it can vanish. If you print it and hand to someone, it ignites the mind, or it can be burnt to get warm if it is cold,” she laughs. Preppers suggest keeping some kindling (woods sticks and paper) as a fire starter if needed and to put wooden matches in waterproof containers.

Sally truthfully explains how common household electronics today are believed to hold more computer power than did NASA for space programming and its spacey mind games activities.

“A toaster oven in a tiny kitchen has bigger computer chip power,” she says. “It is high science fiction, with lots of added sugar, to believe the walk on the moon as seen on TV was real,” she scoffs.

Sally is not related to the historic Jacques de Molay, a heretic burned alive at the stake for outlandish ideas and keeping secrets. “We share a similar last name. Some folks think him and I are alike,” she adds.

For those who deny science, whether society will tolerate competing nonsense is a good question to debate. Would voters justify an outcome to eliminate (get rid of) heretic oddballs who insist science is a scam if it were put on the ballot?

Social media platforms (Big Brother) can delete, flag, and ghost zany posts instantly, so others never learn of the dissent (differing opinions). Like it not, it is for your own good they say to protect citizens, stifle thoughts, and to limit complaints.

“Stick and stones and words can hurt. We must keep harmful words offline,” says Luna Montage, who manages algorithm mathematics for artificial intelligence robots that monitor our words and predict online shopper purchases.

“It is easy and fast to delete online opinions of anyone. When the boss gives me a list, I go to work and boy, I keep busy,” she confesses.

Sally Molay and Luna Montage both agree that society needs to protect freedom of speech and still look out for the common good a little. Neither expect to see folks burned alive for their beliefs. ◆ Click to Close

Light Pollution Problems

Lots of money goes to pay for streetlights and yard lamps. It turns naturally dark, storytelling nights, into overexposed revelations of crass real estate projects, private schools, and empty shopping centers. See More - Pollution

It truly lights up the hell people mistakenly think this life represents. Ancient peoples, including our Native American families, worshiped the Sun, the Moon, and the Stars. Even the three wise men in bible times in the Arabian territory, wisely followed the lights under dark night covers.

Astrologers know how to read the messages, and not everyone listens. The dark skies initiative wants to darken things up a bit. “It will put the heavenly lights on our minds again,” says Reverend Polly Lumens, a dark sky activist. “People are missing the signs of heaven in front of their eyes,” she adds.

The activists want folks to dim lights, set timers, and observe light discipline. They want city streetlights to go dark after one minute when no movement is detected. A goal is so people in the hearts of big cities can catch glimpses of the Milky Way Galaxy, or the dome over which covers the Earth say some. ● Click to Close

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Birth Records Destroyed

Public records are not safe. Citizens in Troy City, South Georgia were shocked about the fire that destroyed the town office. All the computers and files containing birth records for thousands of people were lost in the blaze. Read More - Records Destroyed

“Insurance money will pay for the new building but all the records are gone, said Ida Hardly, known as the acting town manager since the last disputed election. Individuals affected are asked to fill in blank birth applications and mail them in for processing.

“We believe folks will be honest and give us accurate information,” she added. Birth records are of vital importance to prove citizenship, and to get passports or licenses to drive. Skeptics say it is a pledge of a soul to controllers. ◆ Click to Close

Passionate Men
The less passion a woman possesses, the more she prizes a strong passionate man. This is a natural consequence, for if she married one equally passionless, their children would be poorly endowed or they would have none; she therefore admires him who makes up the deficit. Hence very amorous men prefer quiet, modest and reserved women. Personality sizes do matter.

Florida Fruit Industry
Fruit culture is a great industry. Millions of melons and great quantities of pineapples, oranges, and small fruit form the early crop that is shipped North. The orange groves are mainly in Florida. The crop is exhausted about the time that California oranges are shipped East. A great deal of tropical fruit is brought from Mexican, Central American, and South American ports.

When to Call or Text
In the city, formal calls are made between four and six o'clock in the afternoon. Morning calls are thought as informal in the city; they are made only to conduct business, or if you have an appointment. Only an intimate friend is privileged to call in the morning merely for social purposes. Be mindful not only of your time, but that of others. The same shall apply to texting!

Midnight Stars
This wonderful procession of the midnight sky is not known and admired by those who live in lighted cities and covered homes, as it is by those who live in the open, in the wilderness. It is not therefore to be wondered at, that we find admiration of the nighttime screen mostly among nighttime workers outdoors, the herders, the shepherds, and the night wanderers.

Old Boozers & Smokers

Now and then we hear how some old folks live long and prosper despite bad habits. Someone you know may come to mind. Betty Jones knows of such a person.
“Aunt Agatha kicked the bucket at 90 years old,” recalls Ms. Jones. “Agatha guzzled nightcaps (drank booze) and smoked like a chimney most of her life,” said Betty.
“Hagatha smoked Pall Malls, those strong unfiltered cigarettes. In my memory, I can still see the blue smoke and smell the tobacco,” she added.
Beer, hard cider, liquor, mixed drinks, spirits and wine are among the nightcaps that people enjoy. For social reasons, many like to drink in the company of friends while others prefer to drink alone by themselves.
Lucky Strikes and Camels cigarettes were smoked more than Pall Malls. Of note, in the good old days, one saw the ads on billboards, radio, TV and in print media. ▪

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Kissing & Caresses - This should never be tolerated under any circumstances, unless there is an engagement to justify it, and then only in a sensible and limited way.

The girl who allows a young man the privilege of kissing her or putting his arms around her waist before engagement will at once fall in the estimation of the man she has thus gratified and desired to please. Privileges always injure, but never benefit. Mind your kisses.

Feel Earth Spinning - The Earth is nearly a round body, and revolves on its axis, once every twenty-four hours, from west to east, which causes the Sun and stars to appear to rise in the east, and set in the west.

It is taught that Earth spins at about 1,000 miles per hour. The earth’s surface contains about two hundred million square miles, and its orbit is 96 million miles from the Sun. It takes Earth 365 days to go around the Sun. Try to feel the earth move under your feet.

Dress Affects Our Manners
A man who is badly dressed, feels chilly, sweaty, and prickly. He stammers, and does not always tell the truth. He means to, perhaps, but he cannot. He is half distracted about his pantaloons, which are much to short, and are constantly hitching up; or his frayed jacket and crumpled linen harrow his soul, and quite unman him. He treads on the train of a lady's dress, and says, "Thank you", sits down on his hat, and wishes the "desert were his dwelling place." ▪

Are pacemakers stolen?

Yakima, WA — At the open coffin service for her dad, Maggie Flynn wanted to make sure her dad was buried with a decorative gold charm necklace. She was surprised at what she saw.
"I got worried at the funeral," said Maggie. To her shock, she found a fresh cut in his chest where her dad had a pacemaker.

"I thought theft," she feared, to only find out later that funeral parlors take out some medical devices for safety reasons. "It was news to me," she commented.
"I thought they may try to sell it," she claimed. It is reported how one may find used pacemakers for sale on the dark web (Internet). ▪

Metals and Humans
The development of civilization is connected to mining and the manufacture of useful metals. The effects of metal can be understood when we study how and why folks used them.
Next to the discovery of fire, an appreciation of using metals has been big to develop the human intellect. When the ancients left caves to build shelters, cook food, and make clothes, they needed metal tools. ▴

Puerto Rico - Formerly a Spanish colony, it is now a possession of the USA. The island is about the size of Connecticut. The industries are almost wholly agricultural, and nearly the whole surface is under cultivation. Sugar, coffee, and tobacco are grown for export, and these comprise the chief source of income. The coffee-crop is one of the most valuable products and gets a high price because of its better quality. ●

Importance of Modesty - As in everything else in good society, ostentation is extremely vulgar. Deep bows, flourishes, and forced phrases have no place in the right sort of presentations. Brief, simple introductions, with a note of sincere cordiality, are certainly more impressive than much elaborate waving of hands and bowing. ◆

A Sad Condition - It is constantly affirmed by prostitutes, that amongst married men are found their chief supporters. Evidence from such a quarter must be received with considerable caution. Nevertheless, we believe that there is much truth in this statement.

Here, again, we lay the ax to the root of the tree; married guys who dare affirm that there is a particle of physical necessity for this sin, is a liar, and the truth is not in him. Whether these men are pastors, princes, peers, legislators, professional men, mechanics, or workmen, they are moral pests, a scandal to the social state, and a curse to the nation.

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