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Celia Farber has provided an update on the floods in Valencia from the residents’ perspective.  She highlights the lack of warning, abandonment, no government help; not even clearing dead bodies.  Many countries […]

by Dr. Peter McCullough, Courageous Discourse: CDC/HHS Report: Parents Declining Shots for Children Born in 2020 and 2021 One of the unavoidable collateral effects of the COVID-19 vaccine debacle is a growing general distrust and loss of confidence in routine childhood vaccines. Are there any data suggesting parents are starting to decline or delay routine […]

Yes, it matters who wins. But maybe what matters even more is how millions of people, on any given day, choose to live, work, fight and advocate for positive change. Maybe the cumulative effect of countless individuals, striving to improve the world around them, is larger than any decision made from behind a big wooden desk. That’s pretty much the entire premise of Reasons to be Cheerful. We believe the collective impact of practical problem-solving is greater than any one person’s power. That why our election coverage hits a little different, and why, a few weeks ago, we asked you to answer an open-ended question: No matter who wins, ___________________. Hundreds of you responded in ways that inspired, surprised and even amused us. (Shout-out to Randy Mack of New Orleans: “No matter who wins, I’m gonna need a stiff drink.”) This exercise has been a reminder of why Reasons to be Cheerful feels not only like a magazine, but like a community: Together, our actions add up to an overwhelming force that helps the world flourish.  Here are some of the responses we received. No matter who wins, your jobs will keep helping people live better lives.   I will continue helping my clients get sober and recover from addiction. —Meghan, Texas I will continue to be the best nurse I can be to all people, no matter their health insurance, or lack thereof. —Karen Haun, Oak Ridge, Tennessee The post One Question, 109 Responses: No Matter Who Wins, _____________. appeared first on Reasons to be Cheerful.

November 05, 2024

It’s been over a century since the RMS Titanic went down, killing an estimated 1,500 people. The tragedy shook the world when it happened and has stayed in pop culture thanks to movies, songs, books, and even a musical dedicated to its courageous passengers and macabre history. We all know the iceberg is the primary […] The post 10 Reasons the Titanic Sank Besides the Iceberg appeared first on Listverse.

It seems like everything is a scam nowadays. There are so many people pushing for your time, your money, your attention, and everything else. The world is getting faster and more complicated, and it doesn’t help that the internet is driving much of that push. In that realm, it sometimes seems like the bad guys […] The post 10 Infamous Con Men from History You Should Know About appeared first on Listverse.

Trump's Final Message to America: 'We Do Not Have to Live This Way'

“To vote is like the payment of a debt, a duty never to be neglected, if its performance is possible.” – Rutherford B. Hayes The post The Editors’ Quote of the Day: appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

This weekly column features news stories and event announcements from around the American Redoubt region. (Idaho, Montana, eastern Oregon, eastern Washington, and Wyoming.) Much of the region is also more commonly known as The Inland Northwest. We also mention companies located in the American Redoubt region that are of interest to preppers and survivalists. Today, a look at the issue of “Corner Crossings.” (See the Region-Wide section.) Region-Wide Corner crossing debate Tensions between public access, private property rights. o  o  o For some interesting history reading: Our Checkered Past. Here is an excerpt: “Despite the distractions of the Civil War, … The post SurvivalBlog’s News From The American Redoubt appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.