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Retired Navy Pilot; Class of 1966 USNA Retired Insurance Agent and State Veteran Counselor Volunteer history instructor at Continuing Ed Programs Plays Banjo, Autoharp, Dulcimer etc.
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Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran’s deputy foreign minister for legal and international affairs said.. "The Strait of Hormuz cannot be taken over by a tweet, nor by an aircraft carrier, nor by issuing a decree, nor by an election speech. Iran is neither afraid of threats nor intimidated by a show of force.”
Show PostTo continue with the Eric Schmitt dog pile, his presser for an aviation bill he introduced calls Charles Lindbergh St. Louis's "very own." Lindbergh lived here for two years. That's it. Two whole years before he became famous. He was a Nazi, though, so it tracks that Schmitt would glaze him.
Show Post22 years ago today, on September 30th 2004, Philip Roth’s novel The Plot Against America was first published. The book imagines Charles Lindbergh as US President, and considers how he might have befriended Hitler, steering the U.S. toward fascism. The novel explores the fragility of democracy.
Show Post“We Always Were Suckers for Ridiculous Hats…”
Show PostTo be fair, they've known this has been true since at least Andrew Jackson. Lots of American egalitarianism has been about creating "equality" among certain groups by protecting them from competition. Indian Removal, the Chinese Exclusion Act, pre-cotton gin slavery, coverture...
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