Oh yes!!

We had a great time. It gets busy again around Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays.

There was no real aim to reach all those steps. It just happened as we walked around the park.

It was intense, but it was awesome.

Thanks!

Almost all politicians in 'democratic' societies are of the celebrity class. Dictatorships are a little different. Some of them are well-behaved puppets. Others actually lead but are typically manipulated

The elite and the other top classes have built a very strong system that has become almost impossible to break even though they are a very small minority. It would take a massive awakening for their system

If digital money becomes universal, we could lose complete control over wealth, savings, and purchasing power.

Children are expensive and consume time.

Political narratives are always pushed to the forefront. Real problems tend to be deeper.

It's a form of discrimination that hurts everyone.

I agree with all your points. We should strive for equal opportunity. We should strive to remove bias both for and against. Both of these are difficult to fully achieve, as there are so many influences

He has slimmed down as he has got older. His arms are still huge, but you can't see them in the photograph. I try to attend one wrestling event every year.

He keeps himself in great shape and has a healthy lifestyle.

Most politicians behave the way they do out of self-interest, i.e., for more wealth or simply to avoid being exposed for some of their past actions. They are able to do this because they lack sufficient

Yes it is all the time.

Updated in Post Two more reasons why the US Establishment might want to prolong the war with Iran and keep the Strait of Hormuz closed: The collapse or shift away from the petrodollar. Iran's control over

They do whatever it takes to advance their agendas.

It is the easiest way of securing control over another country. Let them believe they run their country!

I think the 30% of Shia Muslim statistic more closely aligns with overseas Iranians. According to a survey, roughly 30% of American-Iranians identify as Muslim (PAAIA). Mosque attendance in Iran is low.