Pretty decent look at the history and current state of nitazines in the EU
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Pretty decent look at the history and current state of nitazines in the EU
This is so strange. I don't know how I ran across this recently however it seems interesting. I liked the old old school ' Dimming the Sun. ' I hope it's still around.
I had a copy of it burned on disc. I think I know where it might be.
I am going to watch this little by little or just all at once. It seems good so far.
My favorite is What in the World are they Spraying. But it's kind of Slow to really catch on. This one seems more explicit. I used to be really into all of this info
and research intensely. After a while I just got very tired and gave up and didn't even look into all of the info. Instead I just look up in the sky myself.
It's quite intense and it seems like an awesome video. Visual effects. I can't wait to watch it a few times as well. I want to watch before it goes Poof.
Also I had watched Dimming the Sun so many times over and over. It was awesome too. Very old school. With James Hansen.
But little clues to look for anyway.
I just can't get enough it seems like. I mean I don't believe in climate change. I mean the weather definitely is cyclical. However ....
What in the World are they spraying. My Rant.
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Always been interested in different ways of life. And this guy can tell a good tale. I'm happy to share one of his links to maybe help increase his viewership numbers, which has already got off to a really good start for him.
He's got to be careful though, as Britain really isn't that big, to be trying to be camping secretly 'out in the wilds' without being discovered.
If he gets too many viewers, some of them are going to start recognising the locations he's filmed from / filming from.
I watched a few of his videos before learning that he's Autistic. Not sure if it's even relevant, but maybe it at least partially explains why he's made the life choices that he has.
He's got to be careful though, as Britain really isn't that big, to be trying to be camping secretly 'out in the wilds' without being discovered.
If he gets too many viewers, some of them are going to start recognising the locations he's filmed from / filming from.
I watched a few of his videos before learning that he's Autistic. Not sure if it's even relevant, but maybe it at least partially explains why he's made the life choices that he has.
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In the mood for nerding out on some graphs, numbers, and facts for 16 minutes or so?
I am sometimes, and this one hit me just right, just now.
Not too waffly, deep, and complicated, but not too much of a superficial skim, without enough substance either.
I think Goldilocks might have liked it!
I'm kind of interested in UK population trends, and so I thought this was a good update on the official figures regarding what's happened within the UK over the last 30 years.
It seems I was lucky, or Greater Manchester was lucky, to reverse it's decline, within a short time of me moving there, and to then go through an amazing population and economic boom, that had not stopped, in terms of rising population at least, until last year, when it went sideways and slightly down.
Otherwise it's been massive growth since around 1999. Myself and Manchester could have had things a lot worse, it could have worsened the state of decline and dereliction large parts of the city were in, when I first moved here, at some point in the 1990s,
And I could have spent a lot more time struggling to find work, and might even have decided to move somewhere else.
It seems to have been 'the place to be', on the whole, that has attracted more new residents and the most population growth over the last 25 years.
I am sometimes, and this one hit me just right, just now.
Not too waffly, deep, and complicated, but not too much of a superficial skim, without enough substance either.
I think Goldilocks might have liked it!
I'm kind of interested in UK population trends, and so I thought this was a good update on the official figures regarding what's happened within the UK over the last 30 years.
It seems I was lucky, or Greater Manchester was lucky, to reverse it's decline, within a short time of me moving there, and to then go through an amazing population and economic boom, that had not stopped, in terms of rising population at least, until last year, when it went sideways and slightly down.
Otherwise it's been massive growth since around 1999. Myself and Manchester could have had things a lot worse, it could have worsened the state of decline and dereliction large parts of the city were in, when I first moved here, at some point in the 1990s,
And I could have spent a lot more time struggling to find work, and might even have decided to move somewhere else.
It seems to have been 'the place to be', on the whole, that has attracted more new residents and the most population growth over the last 25 years.