Yeah I've argued that point to some out on the blogs. They seem to think that all the countries of Europe are signatories to a European Union Constitution and they are not. They've tried but thus far have

It was never about being that reliant on Russia, the goal was to transition so they could have many global competitors to choose from. That's why I said this goes back on to the European Commission basically

I haven't done my part 4 of my Last Barrel Standing series but you could catch up to a few things if you took the time to stroll over and take a look at parts 1 through 3. Part four will be about the global

Someone else pointed this out on another site. Someone made a comment this must be why Sri Lanka is one of the highest gross domestic producers in the world or something to that effect. This paragraph:

Ask them. My best guess is they don't agree with you as to what is better for them You made the argument not me. So it is you they evidently don't agree with.

Hive is not decentralized. I keep going over that with you time and again. When the majority of stake is held by a hand full of people who can reign control over the entire system, take fifty percent or

but our "moments" with these people who are gone persist. Perhaps what sets my mind wondering and wandering is not knowing what happened to them; whether they are dead or alive; whether they

I don't see a whole lot of decentralization happening other than the one they have planned for us. More on that later.

I think you are to focused on the image and not enough on the background. Go back to the beginning and follow where she is at according to the down ward point triangles are on the fireplace. Use that as

How do you know if the whales just aren't checking or they just are allowing. I reported an account when I was on discord. At the time this person was doing short stints making five, six bucks a stint.

Lol, I had a lot of daja vu going on when the switch over from steam to hive happened. I guess because I am a creature of habit there is certain accounts I've followed pretty closely since being on the

Now be a good little doobie and eat your crickets. Lol.

I was just speaking of ivermectin, not real familiar enough with Luvox though early reports are not to promising it appears. No biggie though, just a bit confusing.

Yes, about as well as usual I suppose. You see I did copy one of your idea's and put it to use? I did a blog on it. My tomato plants did well using this concept. Best wishes for good health.

I guess you'll have to point out to people were it said it was ineffective. Ivermectin, from what I understand, doesn't kill the virus it stops the virus from adhering to the Ace 2 receptors.

Maybe that's why they've cooked up their new scheme of using development bank monies to guarantee investors if the invest in green technologies and it doesn't work out they are guaranteed their money back.

(haha, and if im saying it would not be safe, then it's probably disasterously deadly) After having followed your adventures for so long I can wholeheartedly get behind that statement coming from you.

Well every other page you turn you can read the same thing without all the humdrum attached. Thanks!

All the time. One thing I learned when I was in school was that there was those who were naturally talented, those who like to spin around in their chairs talking gossip and those few who like to hit the

It's like music to my ears right now, not just the one loud cricket but my son and grandson's surprised me with a jar full of crickets the other night when I was over there. Sounds like the call of the