Wednesday, March 17, 2021

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TARPLEY.net

Sustainable Pulse

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Stagecraft and Statecraft

  • Donald Trump’s tough China policy is his most consequential – and constructive – foreign-policy legacy. Unless President Joe Biden pursues a similar approach, the erosion of US global leadership will become inexorable. BRAHMA CHELLANEY, Project...

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  • BY BRAHMA CHELLANEY, The Japan Times Large parts of the world are still reeling from the rampaging spread of the coronavirus, with renewed lockdowns in effect in many places. With every stricken country focused on tackling its COVID-19...

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Ramani's blog

Diane Ravitch's blog

  • The mainstream media are filled with warnings about “learning loss” and how we must measure it and why students should go to summer school to make up for what they have “lost.” If we can’t quantify it, they say, how can we know which...

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  • Pay attention to whatever Yong Zhao writes. He is among the very top tier of educational thinkers in the world. I always learn when I read his work. This post warns parents, teachers, and policy makers to beware the “learning loss” rhetoric...

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  • Carol Burris, executive director of the Network for Public Education, authored this powerful exposé of for-profit charter schools. The report names the nation’s largest for-profit charter chains, which profit not only from skimming...

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NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT

  • By Paul Homewood     This looks like yet another “worse than ever” junk study!       Droughts in Europe during the summer are more severe now than at any time in the past two millennia, a new study reveals. Researchers studied ‘chemical...

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  • By Paul Homewood   Talking of complaints to the BBC, I have just submitted this one regarding the Californian “megadrought”:   Re: BBC News Online Article: “Then and now: A ‘megadrought’ in California” https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-56225862...

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  • By Paul Homewood     Wow!! A BBC man actually tells the truth about hurricanes!       The Atlantic hurricane season officially begins on 1 June. But over the past six years, significant storms have been forming earlier than this. So does...

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NoTricksZone

NEPC Blog Post of the Day

Victor Davis Hanson Private Papers

The Moderate Voice

  • ST. CROIX, U.S. Virgin Islands — If a Virgin Islander took a shot today — it was probably a Cruzan Rum shot — not the COVID-19 vaccine. That’s because the USVI has the third-lowest rate of coronavirus inoculations among the eight overseas...

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  • Rudy Giuliani was nominated for a Razzie Award for his appearance in the second Borat film. It was for the scene where he takes what he believes is an underage girl from Kazakhstan into a hotel room for drinks, lays down on a bed, and sticks his hand...

    34 minutes ago
  • WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Joe Biden said Russian President Vladimir Putin will face consequences for directing efforts to swing the 2020 U.S. presidential election to Donald Trump, and that they would come soon. “He will pay...

    an hour ago
  • ( I wonder what price Biden will pay for unproven allegations. They are hardly a new practice to the U.S., forming the basis for  sanctions against nations promoting nuclear disarmament on the basis that they must be discouraged from seeking arms. What may now evolve from propaganda  designed to discourage energy self sufficiency efforts by developing nations in using so-called 'fossil fuels' ?... likely a total misnomer, so that fits right in. After decades of accusing Russia of all kinds of nefarious actions, there is little concern that more such is essentially a farce. )

  • https://joannenova.com.au/2021/03/how-about-a-duty-of-care-to-keep-electricity-cheap-and-teach-teenagers-real-science/ 

  •  In Comments

  • Neville

    Here’s proof that today humans are much healthier, wealthier etc than 30 years ago or 50 years ago or 100 years ago.
    In 1970 the Human population was about 3.7 billion and life expectancy was 56 and today we have 4.1 bn more people ( total of 7.8 bn) and life exp is about 72.8. And today L exp is over 80 in wealthy OECD countries like Australia.

    But average life exp in OZ was only 71 in 1970 but today is about 83. But in Africa average L exp in 1970 was about 47 and today is about 64 and this is the poorest continent ( 53 countries) on earth. OH and Africa’s pop was about 363 mil in 1970 and today 2021 has increased by another 1 billion people. In just 50 years, check it out.

    Yet we are told today we have a CLIMATE CRISIS and the above data proves this is just more BS and FRA-D and Lomborg , Shellenberger, Dr Goklany etc quote the UN data that projects that everyone will be much healthier and wealthier by 2050 and 2100. So why all their never ending exaggeration and nonsense.

    And the world is GREENING because of the increase of co2 in the atmosphere, see CSIRO and NASA etc. The planet earth is not suffering a so called climate crisis or emergency at all.

    https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/WLD/world/life-expectancy

  • also see William Astley's comments March 5, 2021 at 9:33 am  and March 5, 2021 at 8:47 am

Marginal REVOLUTION

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  • No, I was not paid directly for this job, but it has been worth an enormous amount to me, most of all as a path to tenure and also future career opportunities of a broader nature. I started publishing earlier than most people, with two articles accepted...

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Lloyd Lofthouse

  • U.S. Constitution: Article II, Section 1, Clause 8: “Before he enter on the Execution of his Office, he shall take the following Oath or Affirmation:–I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President...

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  • Originally posted on Diane Ravitch's blog: Trevor Potter is a Republican who was former chairman of the Federal Election Commission and president of the Campaign Legal Center. He writes here about efforts by Trump and his surrogates to promote…...

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  • Originally posted on GFBrandenburg's Blog: This is by David Sirota and Julia Rock, published in The Guardian. “Support from Democratic lawmakers for the liability shield legislation comes after the same healthcare lobby group that drafted...

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MintPress News

Made from Truth and Lies

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  • Watching the making of Frozen 2 while Jane has a nap. (It's a really interesting documentary. Gideon clearly disagrees as he fell asleep moments later.) Original is here on instagram. Original post on Dreamwidth - there are comments there...

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www.gurukalehuru.com

  • As a wannabe writer, my Facebook feed is loaded with other writers and wannabe writers, and language and words is a common topic of conversation. I have one friend in particular, someone I know irl btw, who has made it … Continue reading →...

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  • I was about to write a blog about how horrible it is that the police busted up a feminist rally because they were protesting against rape, particularly the case of Sarah Everard, 33, who was recently found murdered. A police … Continue reading...

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  • It’s early stages yet, they haven’t even decided if that means a station permanently orbiting the moon or a base on the surface. I think they should go for both, because that would be the coolest option, but I suppose … Continue reading...

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Fragments from Floyd

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  • The wife and I are living under the jurisdiction of a new Energy Domain: new to solar panels, new to heat pumps and new to Generac propane generators. We are not so new to power outages, and wondering about “best practices” if, say, the power...

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