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Posted in: Pierce Brosnan in hot water, accused of trespassing in Yellowstone thermal area See in context

VERY stupid thing to do! Having been to Yellowstone numerous times, I remember very clearly the NUMEROUS warnings about not venturing off the boardwalks. Every year a few morons risk their lives, and some of them suffer horrible burns(and sometimes death!) for their antics.

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Posted in: Japan sees heavy New Year holiday traffic after COVID-19 downgrade See in context

A very long-overdue return to normalcy!

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Posted in: The right to protest is under threat in Britain, undermining a pillar of democracy See in context

The right to peaceful protest is one thing, but that does NOT include obstruction of roadways or obstructing normal life activities such as shopping. These extremists present nuisances that actually endanger lives(including their own) and must be dealt with harshly.

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Posted in: Biden believes U.S. Steel sale to Japanese company warrants 'serious scrutiny' See in context

BidenObamanomics at its "best".

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Posted in: Colorado Supreme Court, in landmark ruling, bans Trump from state’s ballot under insurrection clause See in context

And it will be overturned on appeal of this kangaroo court ruling.

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Posted in: Woman found dead in apartment; son arrested See in context

This disgusting person murdered his mother who was apparently both willing and able, but he he murdered her and was unable to end his own useless situation.

Pray for his soul.

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Posted in: 3 people injured by bear in same area of city in Ishikawa Prefecture See in context

Bears are quite wild and dangerous. They are apex predators and always in search of food.

Fortunately, bears in Japan are relatively small. That's not saying that they are not dangerous!

Always be prepared with bear spray.

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Posted in: Climate deal won't have immediate impact on Gulf oil See in context

Without the despised fossil fuels none of modern society or technology would be possible. And that includes the so-called "green energy".

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Posted in: Body of sergeant killed in U.S. Osprey crash off coast of Japan returns home See in context

RIP. He served with honor and distinction. Prayers for his family.

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Posted in: Drinking during holidays and special occasions could affect how you parent your kids See in context

Nay, not parenting in moderation, but ALL THINGS in moderation!

Has reading comprehension so declined?

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Posted in: In hypochondria paradox, Swedish study finds higher death rate in those who fear serious illness See in context

Please disprove my statement.

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Posted in: In hypochondria paradox, Swedish study finds higher death rate in those who fear serious illness See in context

The fear and paranoia stimulated by media hyperbole is indeed deadly.

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Posted in: Can factory chicken really help save the climate? See in context

"Even better, keep, kill, and eat your own chickens -"

I agree with that part. It's how I grew up! And so, I'm appreciative of meat on my plate. It's city folk who don't appreciate where their food (meat & veggies) come from that lack understanding and try to impose their dietary restrictions on others.

I grow as many of my own veggies as possible on my small lot of land, but can not raise my own chickens or other meats, nor can go hunting as I did much of my life. So, I deeply appreciate the lovely, marbled steak! That, along with the various veggies makes a wonderful meal.

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Posted in: Drinking during holidays and special occasions could affect how you parent your kids See in context

Football is indeed a violent sport, but I think more importantly is level of excitement stimulated by the sport. The same could be said of those watching soccer or rugby.

IMO, alcohol merely enhances the emotional level, whether excitement due to watching a sport or the romance of a Valentine's dinner or other romantic event.

Parenting is of course stressful in general and the stress varies by occasion. The key IMO is moderation. That requires a bit of maturity

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Posted in: Character for tax (税) picked as kanji of 2023 See in context

Taxation is Theft.

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Posted in: To the moo-n: Cow dung fuels Japan's space ambitions See in context

This article reeks of bovine excrement.

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Posted in: Transgender man gets new register with court-approved gender change See in context

XX can not become XY.

XY can not become XX.

THAT'S science!

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Posted in: Publisher cancels plan to translate U.S. book questioning trans surgery See in context

Only pro-leftist narrative is allowed...

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Posted in: Alcohol taxes aren't high enough, says World Health Organization See in context

Yet another vapid opinion from the who.

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Posted in: To phase out or phase down fossil fuels? That is the question at COP28 climate talks See in context

Let every single one of those hypocrites (Kerry especially) lead by example and live THEIR OWN lives without any fossil fuel related products for at least 3 years FIRST! IF they can actually do that (phat chance!), then they can let others decide on how to live their own lives! These clowns are pushing for global communism. Pffft!

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Posted in: Gold jumps to record on rate cut bets but equities struggle See in context

Here is reality : GOLD IS MONEY!

And so is silver.

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Posted in: Japan gets 'fossil' award again as climate action slammed See in context

Here's the reality, though that is inconvenient to the climate alarmists:

The so-called "green energy" sources are simply NOT reliable enough for a stable power grid.

Other sources, namely the "evil" fossil fuels and nuclear power are the ONLY ones that meet the needs of society in a stable, reliable way.

I personally have solar panels installed, but they are only modestly efficient during peak daylight hours in cloudless conditions. And in case of a grid failure (which does happen) I have a fossil fueled generator.

The climate alarmist faux award is a farce.

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Posted in: New technology installed beneath Detroit street can charge electric vehicles as they drive See in context

As anyone who has actually studied any physics or electrophysics can attest, the losses from such a system are enormous.

That aside, the cost of infrastructure are astronomical.

Moreover, where pray tell would the source of electricity (with 30 %and greater losses) come from? Fossil fuels or atomic power are the only reliable & consistent sources of the required electricity, which quickly defeat the purpose.

There's a logical reason that the electric cars of the early 20th century were quickly cast aside in favor of Internal Combustion Engines : they are more reliable and cost-effective!

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Posted in: A look back at 50 years of Kiss-tory as the legendary band prepares to take its final bow See in context

Simple fact: KISS ROCKS!

I saw them the first time in either 76 or 77. Awesome & raw rockers.

Since then I've seem them at least a dozen times.

Here's the point, folks : enjoyable entertainment!

I saw them at Tokyo Dome in 2019, part of the farewell "End Of The Road" tour (interrupted by a certain "flu"). It was a great show.

Snobs notwithstanding.

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Posted in: Kishida pledges at climate summit to phase out coal-fired power See in context

PM writing checks he can't cash.

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Posted in: Japan's biggest ruling party faction allegedly pooled secret funds, sources say See in context

Not saying the allegations aren't true, but who exactly is making said allegations, and with what evidence? Enquiring minds want to know!

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Posted in: China hails 'old friend' Kissinger, architect of rapprochement See in context

Kissinger was a complex yet often correct diplomat. He angered many on both the left and the right

I can't say that I agreed with many of his policies, but he wisely negotiated many political difficulties.

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Posted in: Japan suspends its own Osprey flights after U.S. aircraft crash See in context

Every type aircraft has incidents. But certain J-media like to hype incidents involving US military aircraft. That's propaganda.

Yes, different aircraft types have different types and rates of incidents, but the Osprey is within the expected range.

I worked in the aircraft industry for nearly 20 years and can attest that the safety standards are vastly improved over the last few decades.

Enough with the fear-mongering nonsense.

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Posted in: Why carbon capture is no easy solution to climate change See in context

Plant trees! They are perfect (by design!) at capturing CO2! All the rest is smoke and mirrors. To be actually "green", plant trees or any crops.

The "science" is simply photosynthesis! No human engineering is necessary.

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Posted in: Fill your holiday stocking with Cher, Ella Fitzgerald, Brandy, Andrea Bocelli and more See in context

Cher??? No way, no thanks. Same for "Brandy" unless it's the bottled kind. Substitute those with Michael Buble and Kenny G.

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