Tonight marks the 80th anniversary of the Slapton Sands (England) massacre of American soldiers practicing for an amphibious landing at a simulated UTAH Beach. German torpedo boats attacked the convoy, killing 750 troops. It's estimated that the lessons learned probably saved several thousand lives on D-Day. Incidentally, this information was classified for 30 years. |
May 2023 bring y'all 'n' your loved ones, whether fussy bipeds or furry quadrupeds, long, happy, healthy, and interesting lives. |
You could have left off the interesting bit... sometimes that can be more of a curse. |
Only if you believe in nonexistent Chinese curses invented by white boys and blamed on the Chinese. The original statement was written by Austen CHAMBERLAIN (brother to the later, HITLER-appeasing British ambassador) to describe life in the latter half of the 19th century. By 1936, CHAMBERLAIN's statement had been bastardized into a fake Chinese curse. Non-interesting lives are synonomous with stagnation. We see that, daily. They get by. People with interesting lives are curious about the world around them, they're creative, and some of them gravitate to this site. The creativity on this site is as diverse as the people associated with it (including family and friends of members as filtered through the members). I'd like to see them help others learn to be creative, too, which will increase the "interesting" aspect. Oh, yes. My original wish for everyone apparently needs two more words: ". . . without bias." |
Just received this garbage in WDC email. On 11/4/22 at 12:09pm, Darv <d_obally43@aol.com> wrote: > Why silent > Did you not > get my mail about the mo ney transfer into your bank > account? > This is my second mail > |
Unfortunately - from a certain POV - WDC email addresses are valid from outside the site, too. This leaves them open to the occasional phishing / spam stuff like you received. |
Got very similar. It’s hard to imagine that working as phishing bait. I guess is someone were waiting for a money transfer from Darv they might respond. |
It would be nicer if the 1000+ lawmakers and advisors who took part in one or more of the eight insurrection programs were convictable, too, but that's probably too much to expect. Still, if TheRUMP had been indicted immediately, we would probably never know the extent of the movement.
It's been mentioned that the first indictment (this is for campaign finance violations) may be all it takes to get the others started.
Add to those indictments the fact that several new investigationss have been opened at the federal level.
I'd better shup up at this stage.