Marie: I have no idea why Blogger took down my June 12 post. I'll try to find out, but I'm not going to try very hard. You can still access it.
The implication is that I abused somebody. I thought maybe somebody submitted a comment with some "abusive" words, but all of the comments are from regular contributors & I don't see anything wrong with them.
Update: I figured out a way to request a review of Blogger's decision to take down my post. And they re-evaluated it in very short order. "Upon review, the post has been reinstated," they wrote to me in a email.
Maybe this was just a glitch of some kind. Or maybe not.
P.S. If you tried to read the June 12 page earlier and were unable to, I have added some links this afternoon, and there are some additional comments you may not have been able to access. You should be able to read that content now.
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Marie,
I haven't been able to access the June 12 page, but since I've already read it, I have an idea of what might have happened.
Online troll drones used wind farms to sneak through undetected and wipe out the page. Dougie Burgie is right! Sneaky drones! And he oughta know, with his yuuuuuuge background in science and, um, um....other stuff.
So I looked up Burgie to see how got so wicked smaht about science and stuff. He graduated North Dakota State University with a degree in....hang on...lessee...."university studies". Yeah. I hadda look that one up. It means you make it up as you go along. So...okay. No science degree. But like so many moochers in the Fat Hitler orbit, Burgie got a big leg up through an inheritance. In his case, he inherited huge tracts of farmland which he mortgaged to make an investment in a software company. Later he took over the company and sold it to Microsoft for a billion dollars.
Ain't life grand for people who have shit handed to them? But still...no science anywhere in sight.
But that's okay, better to make shit up as you go along. If Fatty is skewed of wind farms, his drooling sycophantic boot lickers will fall all over each other trying to come up with more obscure, baroque fantasy bullshit to reinforce and support the Orange Monster's personal willies, cuz what good is science anyway? It just complicates stuff. Superstitious bullshit and "gut feelings" are always better. Less paperwork.
London, in 1854, was experiencing another in a series of horrific cholera epidemics. No one had any idea WTF was going on, but there were plenty of theories as to what caused cholera: eating vegetables, sitting in a draft, "ardent spirits", and the most popular, bad air. Yup. Luckily Dr. John Snow figured it out using...wait for it....SCIENCE! Human waste leaking into underwater pump supplies was the cause. Eventually, the Brits, using Snow's SCIENCE, built the largest public works project in London history at the time, the London sewers, to transport waste into the Thames (causing another problem, but at least no more cholera). But say Queen Vicky was askeered of sewers and tunnels and such and decided NO SEWERS! Londoners would just have to continue not eating veggies and sitting in cold drafts...and GETTING CHOLERA!
This is where we are at. Because Trump is a moron and greedy prick, we are lagging far behind in developing renewable energy sources and continuing to rely on oil, gas, and coal, because those industries pay the Fat Fascist to make sure we don't rely on SCIENCE!!!
Can't wait for someone to outdo Burgie's idea of sneaky drones attacking us and dead whales because...wind farms.
My experience with the problem was to attempt to return to comments and be greeted by some cutesy graphics and an error 403 message that I was not allowed to access the site.
"Judge extends block on Trump’s $1.8 billion ‘Anti-Weaponization Fund’
A federal judge agreed on Friday to extend a court-ordered block on the Trump administration’s creation and operation of a $1.8 billion settlement fund for compensating people who claim to be victims of a weaponized government.
“The (government’s) mootness argument, in my view, doesn’t go anywhere,” the judge said."
"Air Force cites DEI ban in cancellation of wreath-laying honoring women vets
A 28th annual wreath-laying ceremony honoring women troops at a memorial outside Arlington National Cemetery was canceled earlier this month after organizers got word that multiple military services would not participate, with one citing Pentagon and White House guidance prohibiting “events related to cultural awareness months” and DEI programs."
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