Sunday Supplement

Climate Mental Health – the Ho’s new Rant

(American Thinker) It does not take someone with a degree in psychology to understand why children are depressed about the climate or starting a family. Every day, children are told by Harris, Biden, most journalists, entertainers, and other nihilists that humanity’s use of natural resources is destroying the planet and overpopulation is a dire threat to us all — impending doom and apocalypse is always just around the corner. Our “leaders” use words like “emergency”, “catastrophe”, and “crisis”. Girl Scouts dole out patches to girls as young as five that depict sad polar bears floating away on tiny, melting chunks of ice, and the media runs images of smoggy dystopian cityscapes, or just plain invention, deeply freakish in nature.

Our children are told the lie that species are dying rapidly because of humans. They are told that too many humans are breathing out too much CO2, and in turn, that clear, innocuous, non-pollutant gas is heating up the planet and causing the existential threat of “climate change.”

Why wouldn’t they be depressed if those talking points are all they hear? They are indoctrinated that the science is settled and anyone who dares tell the truth that the climate is and has always changed cyclically and naturally is a climate change denier who shouldn’t be taken seriously. They are taught to repeat what they are told instead of asking questions or doing research.

Bullet Points:

** The Run on the Bank –  The federal government won’t bail out the failed Silicon Valley Bank, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Sunday — after it emerged that the bank’s workers landed bonuses just hours before Friday’s collapse. Depositors could now get back as little as 30% of their money during an anticipated run on the bank Monday morning, a report said Sunday.  Yellen, appearing on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” balked at the government rescuing the nation’s 16th-largest bank, as was done for hundreds of institutions during the financial crisis in 2008.

“During the financial crisis, there were investors and owners of systemic large banks that were bailed out,” Yellen said. “And the reforms that have been put in place means that we’re not going to do that again.”

** Womyn’s History Month – Men costumed as women… etc. According to the woke, if you dress up like a woman, you are one. in actuality. But it doesn’t make you a “birthing person”.

** Savannah Howard (my granddaughter) appeared as Mother Goose in the Bryant Ranch Elementary School (Yorba Linda, CA) rendition of Babes in Toyland. It underscores that normal children can still do normal things in the fourth grade at a normal school.

** Sunday is gun day during Women’s history month. It’s also gun day during black gun history month.

** The usual threats of invasion from Russia. h/t Claudio – “It seems to me that all the countries located around the Russian Federation should draw their own conclusions about how dangerous it is to take a path towards engagement with the United States’ zone of responsibility, its zone of interests.”

**2A

** OPINION – When I went to university some 40+/- years ago, discussions, arguments, and debates on conflicting points of view on the law and social issues were encouraged and appreciated. That doesn’t seem to be the norm anymore. It is especially disappointing and disconcerting when seen in institutions of higher learning which present themselves as admitting only the best and the brightest of students. Instead of prizing the ability to hear and argue contrary points of view, many of these students are educated in dogma and unyielding belligerence towards any discussion or exposure to other opinions. In this intolerance and atmosphere of intellectual atrophy, they are encouraged by their peers, professors, and university administrators – by either the failure to teach them the necessity of debate or by their cowardly retreat from standing up for those principles – when put to the test. This is usually a continuation of bad values, habits, and a sense of righteous entitlement they learned in their undergraduate colleges.

** Short Brothers Mayo Composite which consisted of two aircraft. The lower aircraft G-ADHK named ‘Maia’ was built specifically to launch the upper component G-ADHJ named ‘Mercury’ into the air without Mercury using valuable fuel for the takeoff. These were used in 2 major experiments, the first when Mercury was launched from Foynes on the West Coast of Ireland and flew non-stop to Montreal, and the second when Mercury was launched from Dundee in Scotland and landed 42 hours later on the delta of the Orange River on the border of SouthAfrica and Namibia having flown in excess of 5,600 miles.

** Mars & Venus