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Is The GREAT AWAKENING really HAPPENNING?
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Seth Rich: Coming Soon!
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Memes showing Trump ‘bombing’ Georgia Guidestones appeared online days before attack
Photoshopped image appeared amid GOP candidate’s campaign
www.independent.co.uk
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Same bus line Hempy used to help people with disabilities get to their volunteer sites...
Looks like nothing's changed over the last two years.
Looks like nothing's changed over the last two years.
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Gavin Newsom is being groomed to be our next president. How is San Francisco doing? How is California doing? The TRUTH is that these people hate us all (humanity).
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"'Da Nang' Dick"...
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Wait I though my gov JB Pritzger was gonna be next? The whole family is into the sexual perversion stuff.....
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Meanwhile, in Sri Lanka...
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Incredible scenes emerging from Sri Lanka at the moment when the Presidential compound was stormed
Incredible scenes emerging from Sri Lanka at the moment when the Presidential compound was stormed. Maybe just maybe starving people and leaving them with no fuel or hope won't get 'the elites' the response they think.
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In Sri Lanka, Organic Farming Went Catastrophically Wrong
A nationwide experiment is abandoned after producing only misery.
Faced with a deepening economic and humanitarian crisis, Sri Lanka called off an ill-conceived national experiment in organic agriculture this winter. Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa promised in his 2019 election campaign to transition the country’s farmers to organic agriculture over a period of 10 years. Last April, Rajapaksa’s government made good on that promise, imposing a nationwide ban on the importation and use of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides and ordering the country’s 2 million farmers to go organic.
The result was brutal and swift. Against claims that organic methods can produce comparable yields to conventional farming, domestic rice production fell 20 percent in just the first six months. Sri Lanka, long self-sufficient in rice production, has been forced to import $450 million worth of rice even as domestic prices for this staple of the national diet surged by around 50 percent. The ban also devastated the nation’s tea crop, its primary export and source of foreign exchange.
By November 2021, with tea production falling, the government partially lifted its fertilizer ban on key export crops, including tea, rubber, and coconut. Faced with angry protests, soaring inflation, and the collapse of Sri Lanka’s currency, the government finally suspended the policy for several key crops—including tea, rubber, and coconut—last month, although it continues for some others. The government is also offering $200 million to farmers as direct compensation and an additional $149 million in price subsidies to rice farmers who incurred losses. That hardly made up for the damage and suffering the ban produced. Farmers have widely criticized the payments for being massively insufficient and excluding many farmers, most notably tea producers, who offer one of the main sources of employment in rural Sri Lanka. The drop in tea production alone is estimated to result in economic losses of $425 million.
https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/03/05/sri-lanka-organic-farming-crisis/
A nationwide experiment is abandoned after producing only misery.
Faced with a deepening economic and humanitarian crisis, Sri Lanka called off an ill-conceived national experiment in organic agriculture this winter. Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa promised in his 2019 election campaign to transition the country’s farmers to organic agriculture over a period of 10 years. Last April, Rajapaksa’s government made good on that promise, imposing a nationwide ban on the importation and use of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides and ordering the country’s 2 million farmers to go organic.
The result was brutal and swift. Against claims that organic methods can produce comparable yields to conventional farming, domestic rice production fell 20 percent in just the first six months. Sri Lanka, long self-sufficient in rice production, has been forced to import $450 million worth of rice even as domestic prices for this staple of the national diet surged by around 50 percent. The ban also devastated the nation’s tea crop, its primary export and source of foreign exchange.
By November 2021, with tea production falling, the government partially lifted its fertilizer ban on key export crops, including tea, rubber, and coconut. Faced with angry protests, soaring inflation, and the collapse of Sri Lanka’s currency, the government finally suspended the policy for several key crops—including tea, rubber, and coconut—last month, although it continues for some others. The government is also offering $200 million to farmers as direct compensation and an additional $149 million in price subsidies to rice farmers who incurred losses. That hardly made up for the damage and suffering the ban produced. Farmers have widely criticized the payments for being massively insufficient and excluding many farmers, most notably tea producers, who offer one of the main sources of employment in rural Sri Lanka. The drop in tea production alone is estimated to result in economic losses of $425 million.
https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/03/05/sri-lanka-organic-farming-crisis/
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Wow! This thread has 100,000 Views! 
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Chuck Schumer tests positive for COVID-19, will work remote as Senate reconvenes this week
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has tested positive for COVID-19 and will work remotely as the Senate convenes this week.
www.foxnews.com
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Jim Hoft of The Gateway Pundit:
"URGENT—- We have an EXPLOSIVE STORY breaking in the AM. The information we have received will expose the Jan. 6 sham — AND should end Chris Wray's career. If our website goes down in the AM. You now know why."
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"URGENT—- We have an EXPLOSIVE STORY breaking in the AM. The information we have received will expose the Jan. 6 sham — AND should end Chris Wray's career. If our website goes down in the AM. You now know why."
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