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  1. Israel passes law to #exterminate the civilian Palestinians held in Israel's #ConcentrationCamps. I am a descendant of a victim of the #Nazi concentration camps, for being a police officer in DK in WW2. At the same time Israel is trying to get the Muslims in ME to war internally. >

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:g7kxqt27egjyqaw4l7ugg4dv/post/3micb4gyhps2m

  2. Israel passes law to #exterminate the civilian Palestinians held in Israel's #ConcentrationCamps. I am a descendant of a victim of the #Nazi concentration camps, for being a police officer in DK in WW2. At the same time Israel is trying to get the Muslims in ME to war internally. >

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:g7kxqt27egjyqaw4l7ugg4dv/post/3micb4gyhps2m

  3. Israel passes law to #exterminate the civilian Palestinians held in Israel's #ConcentrationCamps. I am a descendant of a victim of the #Nazi concentration camps, for being a police officer in DK in WW2. At the same time Israel is trying to get the Muslims in ME to war internally. >

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:g7kxqt27egjyqaw4l7ugg4dv/post/3micb4gyhps2m

  4. Israel passes law to #exterminate the civilian Palestinians held in Israel's #ConcentrationCamps. I am a descendant of a victim of the #Nazi concentration camps, for being a police officer in DK in WW2. At the same time Israel is trying to get the Muslims in ME to war internally. >

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:g7kxqt27egjyqaw4l7ugg4dv/post/3micb4gyhps2m

  5. Israel passes law to #exterminate the civilian Palestinians held in Israel's #ConcentrationCamps. I am a descendant of a victim of the #Nazi concentration camps, for being a police officer in DK in WW2. At the same time Israel is trying to get the Muslims in ME to war internally. >

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:g7kxqt27egjyqaw4l7ugg4dv/post/3micb4gyhps2m

  6. During an #IETF meeting, the real-time transcript turned "DELEG records" into "Dalek records".

    #exterminate #IETF123

  7. During an #IETF meeting, the real-time transcript turned "DELEG records" into "Dalek records".

    #exterminate #IETF123

  8. During an #IETF meeting, the real-time transcript turned "DELEG records" into "Dalek records".

    #exterminate #IETF123

  9. During an #IETF meeting, the real-time transcript turned "DELEG records" into "Dalek records".

    #exterminate #IETF123

  10. During an #IETF meeting, the real-time transcript turned "DELEG records" into "Dalek records".

    #exterminate #IETF123

  11. The little parcel that could has finally arrived. I ordered these wax stamps on January 4th. They have been working their way through the China and US postal services ever since, with multiple week-long+ gaps between movement. Another package my wife thought was lost arrived today, too.

    But of course it arrives on a day when I have hours of laundry ahead and no time to actually try them out. Maybe tomorrow.

    #WaxSeal #DoctorWho #TARDIS #Daleks #EXTERMINATE

  12. The little parcel that could has finally arrived. I ordered these wax stamps on January 4th. They have been working their way through the China and US postal services ever since, with multiple week-long+ gaps between movement. Another package my wife thought was lost arrived today, too.

    But of course it arrives on a day when I have hours of laundry ahead and no time to actually try them out. Maybe tomorrow.

    #WaxSeal #DoctorWho #TARDIS #Daleks #EXTERMINATE

  13. The little parcel that could has finally arrived. I ordered these wax stamps on January 4th. They have been working their way through the China and US postal services ever since, with multiple week-long+ gaps between movement. Another package my wife thought was lost arrived today, too.

    But of course it arrives on a day when I have hours of laundry ahead and no time to actually try them out. Maybe tomorrow.

    #WaxSeal #DoctorWho #TARDIS #Daleks #EXTERMINATE

  14. The little parcel that could has finally arrived. I ordered these wax stamps on January 4th. They have been working their way through the China and US postal services ever since, with multiple week-long+ gaps between movement. Another package my wife thought was lost arrived today, too.

    But of course it arrives on a day when I have hours of laundry ahead and no time to actually try them out. Maybe tomorrow.

    #WaxSeal #DoctorWho #TARDIS #Daleks #EXTERMINATE

  15. The little parcel that could has finally arrived. I ordered these wax stamps on January 4th. They have been working their way through the China and US postal services ever since, with multiple week-long+ gaps between movement. Another package my wife thought was lost arrived today, too.

    But of course it arrives on a day when I have hours of laundry ahead and no time to actually try them out. Maybe tomorrow.

    #WaxSeal #DoctorWho #TARDIS #Daleks #EXTERMINATE

  16. CW: USPol, question on deportations and Nazis

    @queenofnewyork Not the same thing, IMO.

    #DiaperDon says he wants to #Deport everyone he considers an #Undesireable. #Hitler wanted to #Exterminate them. 🤷‍♂️

  17. CW: USPol, question on deportations and Nazis

    @queenofnewyork Not the same thing, IMO.

    #DiaperDon says he wants to #Deport everyone he considers an #Undesireable. #Hitler wanted to #Exterminate them. 🤷‍♂️

  18. OK … I’ll happily wish everyone marking the #WinterSolstice a Happy #Dalek Day … !

    Feel free to wander around, yelling “#Exterminate” … !

    #DalekDay

  19. Soooo... uh, I'm here at LAX Airport & have used my vast technology powers to immobilize & capture a Dalek.

    Crap... now what do I do? Could someone call the Doctor, pleez? TIA 😁

    #doctorwho #dalek #exterminate #exterminate #exterminate

  20. Soooo... uh, I'm here at LAX Airport & have used my vast technology powers to immobilize & capture a Dalek.

    Crap... now what do I do? Could someone call the Doctor, pleez? TIA 😁

    #doctorwho #dalek #exterminate #exterminate #exterminate

  21. Soooo... uh, I'm here at LAX Airport & have used my vast technology powers to immobilize & capture a Dalek.

    Crap... now what do I do? Could someone call the Doctor, pleez? TIA 😁

    #doctorwho #dalek #exterminate #exterminate #exterminate

  22. Soooo... uh, I'm here at LAX Airport & have used my vast technology powers to immobilize & capture a Dalek.

    Crap... now what do I do? Could someone call the Doctor, pleez? TIA 😁

    #doctorwho #dalek #exterminate #exterminate #exterminate

  23. Soooo... uh, I'm here at LAX Airport & have used my vast technology powers to immobilize & capture a Dalek.

    Crap... now what do I do? Could someone call the Doctor, pleez? TIA 😁

    #doctorwho #dalek #exterminate #exterminate #exterminate

  24. In the real-time transcript, DELEG became "Delek".

    #exterminate

  25. In the real-time transcript, DELEG became "Delek".

    #exterminate

  26. In the real-time transcript, DELEG became "Delek".

    #exterminate

  27. In the real-time transcript, DELEG became "Delek".

    #exterminate

  28. Opinion: #GorhamConnector plan threatens river #Ecosystem, #HeritageTrout

    Building a new road along the banks of #RedBrook will render barren a unique stretch of riparian #shoreline – with all the adverse consequences you might expect.

    by C. Ian Stevenson
    February 27, 2024

    "While proponents tout the toll-road Gorham Connector as promising to shorten commutes and relieve traffic pressure in #GreaterPortlandMaine, there has already been substantial pushback to the concept. Regardless of how much (or for how long) travel-based advantage the new roadway might bring, as proposed it will have pronounced, unambiguously negative effects to the area.

    "Maine is known for its sense of place. Many components contribute to what makes the state unique and desirable. Among these is the built environment, such as the 13th-generation Smiling Hill Farm in Westbrook, which the proposed route threatens to erode, if not entirely extinguish, as an economically viable vestige of Maine’s once robust agricultural heritage. Others have amply sounded the alarm about this issue.

    "But the route introduces other threats to the more naturalistic landscape. Starting at #SmilingHillFarm and running south-southeasterly to I-295 is a five-mile section of Red Brook that mostly nestles in #DenseForest. Between County Road and Running Hill Road, in particular, Red Brook occupies one of the few contiguous #undeveloped #Riverine stretches in #SouthernMaine. While unassuming in scale, Red Brook is nevertheless remarkable for supporting one of the last remaining native populations of #BrookTrout in this part of the state.

    "The proposed road will immediately abut the river, sitting nearly on its banks, for as much as a mile south of the County Road Interchange. This will degrade habitat, destroying the trees whose overhanging foliage provides shade and cooling effects for these temperature-sensitive fish and creates shelter from predators. It will make barren riparian shoreline that supports the aquatic and terrestrial insects that provide the primary trout food sources. The road itself will also contribute oil, salt and other #runoff to the river, #polluting the water. As a result of these factors, this connector will likely #exterminate this population of brook trout.

    "Why should we care about a small river and its brook trout? Although this is not the official state fish, the fishing community widely considers it the prize species to catch, with so-called wild populations assuming even more cherished status. Brook trout provide a link across generations and cultural traditions and belong to everyone. Human inhabitants of Maine – from the original #Wabanaki to European colonists to modern Americans – have been catching these 'native' fish for millennia. Other parts of Maine, especially further north and west, have healthy native brook trout fisheries, making Maine highly regarded nationally as a destination to catch them.

    "The fact that Red Brook, in the heart of #GreaterPortland, belongs to this orbit is no small feat. Most of the area’s waterways have already succumbed to habitat loss, development, predatory introduced species, warming temperatures and increased flooding due to #ClimateChange. Red Brook provides an opportunity for future #Mainers who might not have access to brook trout streams further afield to enjoy this natural amenity. Even if you do not care about fishing, this road promises to annihilate a population of one of our state’s heritage species, as well as its scenic habitat that also contributes to #Maine’s sense of place.

    "#PeterMills, the executive director of the #MaineTurnpikeAuthority, claims his organization has 'gone to great lengths to minimize impacts to Red Brook,' but clearly it hasn’t gone far enough under the current proposal. There are yet solutions.

    "Citizens can express concerns at a hearing planned for March or via the Maine Turnpike Authority’s online portal. If the connector is to be built, planners need to re-route to establish a buffer zone between the connector and river – even a few hundred feet would have a positive impact. While less ideal than a complete reworking of the route, this would at least retain the primary shoreline flora and fauna and allow for run-off infrastructure. And we could re-route the road to save Smiling Hill Farm at the same time. Or better yet, we could re-consider the whole project’s merit entirely."

    Source:
    pressherald.com/2024/02/27/opi

    MTA website (make your opinion known!):
    maineturnpike.com/Projects/Pla

    #WorkingFarms #Sprawl
    #GorhamSpur #InducedDemand #GorhamConnector
    #Wetlands #Meadows
    #EnvironmentalImpact #Extinction #Ecosystem
    #SaveSmilingHillFarm
    #SaveTheWoods #SaveTheFarms #Maine #Wetlands #Woods #LessCars #MoreLightRail

  29. Opinion: #GorhamConnector plan threatens river #Ecosystem, #HeritageTrout

    Building a new road along the banks of #RedBrook will render barren a unique stretch of riparian #shoreline – with all the adverse consequences you might expect.

    by C. Ian Stevenson
    February 27, 2024

    "While proponents tout the toll-road Gorham Connector as promising to shorten commutes and relieve traffic pressure in #GreaterPortlandMaine, there has already been substantial pushback to the concept. Regardless of how much (or for how long) travel-based advantage the new roadway might bring, as proposed it will have pronounced, unambiguously negative effects to the area.

    "Maine is known for its sense of place. Many components contribute to what makes the state unique and desirable. Among these is the built environment, such as the 13th-generation Smiling Hill Farm in Westbrook, which the proposed route threatens to erode, if not entirely extinguish, as an economically viable vestige of Maine’s once robust agricultural heritage. Others have amply sounded the alarm about this issue.

    "But the route introduces other threats to the more naturalistic landscape. Starting at #SmilingHillFarm and running south-southeasterly to I-295 is a five-mile section of Red Brook that mostly nestles in #DenseForest. Between County Road and Running Hill Road, in particular, Red Brook occupies one of the few contiguous #undeveloped #Riverine stretches in #SouthernMaine. While unassuming in scale, Red Brook is nevertheless remarkable for supporting one of the last remaining native populations of #BrookTrout in this part of the state.

    "The proposed road will immediately abut the river, sitting nearly on its banks, for as much as a mile south of the County Road Interchange. This will degrade habitat, destroying the trees whose overhanging foliage provides shade and cooling effects for these temperature-sensitive fish and creates shelter from predators. It will make barren riparian shoreline that supports the aquatic and terrestrial insects that provide the primary trout food sources. The road itself will also contribute oil, salt and other #runoff to the river, #polluting the water. As a result of these factors, this connector will likely #exterminate this population of brook trout.

    "Why should we care about a small river and its brook trout? Although this is not the official state fish, the fishing community widely considers it the prize species to catch, with so-called wild populations assuming even more cherished status. Brook trout provide a link across generations and cultural traditions and belong to everyone. Human inhabitants of Maine – from the original #Wabanaki to European colonists to modern Americans – have been catching these 'native' fish for millennia. Other parts of Maine, especially further north and west, have healthy native brook trout fisheries, making Maine highly regarded nationally as a destination to catch them.

    "The fact that Red Brook, in the heart of #GreaterPortland, belongs to this orbit is no small feat. Most of the area’s waterways have already succumbed to habitat loss, development, predatory introduced species, warming temperatures and increased flooding due to #ClimateChange. Red Brook provides an opportunity for future #Mainers who might not have access to brook trout streams further afield to enjoy this natural amenity. Even if you do not care about fishing, this road promises to annihilate a population of one of our state’s heritage species, as well as its scenic habitat that also contributes to #Maine’s sense of place.

    "#PeterMills, the executive director of the #MaineTurnpikeAuthority, claims his organization has 'gone to great lengths to minimize impacts to Red Brook,' but clearly it hasn’t gone far enough under the current proposal. There are yet solutions.

    "Citizens can express concerns at a hearing planned for March or via the Maine Turnpike Authority’s online portal. If the connector is to be built, planners need to re-route to establish a buffer zone between the connector and river – even a few hundred feet would have a positive impact. While less ideal than a complete reworking of the route, this would at least retain the primary shoreline flora and fauna and allow for run-off infrastructure. And we could re-route the road to save Smiling Hill Farm at the same time. Or better yet, we could re-consider the whole project’s merit entirely."

    Source:
    pressherald.com/2024/02/27/opi

    MTA website (make your opinion known!):
    maineturnpike.com/Projects/Pla

    #WorkingFarms #Sprawl
    #GorhamSpur #InducedDemand #GorhamConnector
    #Wetlands #Meadows
    #EnvironmentalImpact #Extinction #Ecosystem
    #SaveSmilingHillFarm
    #SaveTheWoods #SaveTheFarms #Maine #Wetlands #Woods #LessCars #MoreLightRail

  30. Opinion: #GorhamConnector plan threatens river #Ecosystem, #HeritageTrout

    Building a new road along the banks of #RedBrook will render barren a unique stretch of riparian #shoreline – with all the adverse consequences you might expect.

    by C. Ian Stevenson
    February 27, 2024

    "While proponents tout the toll-road Gorham Connector as promising to shorten commutes and relieve traffic pressure in #GreaterPortlandMaine, there has already been substantial pushback to the concept. Regardless of how much (or for how long) travel-based advantage the new roadway might bring, as proposed it will have pronounced, unambiguously negative effects to the area.

    "Maine is known for its sense of place. Many components contribute to what makes the state unique and desirable. Among these is the built environment, such as the 13th-generation Smiling Hill Farm in Westbrook, which the proposed route threatens to erode, if not entirely extinguish, as an economically viable vestige of Maine’s once robust agricultural heritage. Others have amply sounded the alarm about this issue.

    "But the route introduces other threats to the more naturalistic landscape. Starting at #SmilingHillFarm and running south-southeasterly to I-295 is a five-mile section of Red Brook that mostly nestles in #DenseForest. Between County Road and Running Hill Road, in particular, Red Brook occupies one of the few contiguous #undeveloped #Riverine stretches in #SouthernMaine. While unassuming in scale, Red Brook is nevertheless remarkable for supporting one of the last remaining native populations of #BrookTrout in this part of the state.

    "The proposed road will immediately abut the river, sitting nearly on its banks, for as much as a mile south of the County Road Interchange. This will degrade habitat, destroying the trees whose overhanging foliage provides shade and cooling effects for these temperature-sensitive fish and creates shelter from predators. It will make barren riparian shoreline that supports the aquatic and terrestrial insects that provide the primary trout food sources. The road itself will also contribute oil, salt and other #runoff to the river, #polluting the water. As a result of these factors, this connector will likely #exterminate this population of brook trout.

    "Why should we care about a small river and its brook trout? Although this is not the official state fish, the fishing community widely considers it the prize species to catch, with so-called wild populations assuming even more cherished status. Brook trout provide a link across generations and cultural traditions and belong to everyone. Human inhabitants of Maine – from the original #Wabanaki to European colonists to modern Americans – have been catching these 'native' fish for millennia. Other parts of Maine, especially further north and west, have healthy native brook trout fisheries, making Maine highly regarded nationally as a destination to catch them.

    "The fact that Red Brook, in the heart of #GreaterPortland, belongs to this orbit is no small feat. Most of the area’s waterways have already succumbed to habitat loss, development, predatory introduced species, warming temperatures and increased flooding due to #ClimateChange. Red Brook provides an opportunity for future #Mainers who might not have access to brook trout streams further afield to enjoy this natural amenity. Even if you do not care about fishing, this road promises to annihilate a population of one of our state’s heritage species, as well as its scenic habitat that also contributes to #Maine’s sense of place.

    "#PeterMills, the executive director of the #MaineTurnpikeAuthority, claims his organization has 'gone to great lengths to minimize impacts to Red Brook,' but clearly it hasn’t gone far enough under the current proposal. There are yet solutions.

    "Citizens can express concerns at a hearing planned for March or via the Maine Turnpike Authority’s online portal. If the connector is to be built, planners need to re-route to establish a buffer zone between the connector and river – even a few hundred feet would have a positive impact. While less ideal than a complete reworking of the route, this would at least retain the primary shoreline flora and fauna and allow for run-off infrastructure. And we could re-route the road to save Smiling Hill Farm at the same time. Or better yet, we could re-consider the whole project’s merit entirely."

    Source:
    pressherald.com/2024/02/27/opi

    MTA website (make your opinion known!):
    maineturnpike.com/Projects/Pla

    #WorkingFarms #Sprawl
    #GorhamSpur #InducedDemand #GorhamConnector
    #Wetlands #Meadows
    #EnvironmentalImpact #Extinction #Ecosystem
    #SaveSmilingHillFarm
    #SaveTheWoods #SaveTheFarms #Maine #Wetlands #Woods #LessCars #MoreLightRail

  31. Opinion: #GorhamConnector plan threatens river #Ecosystem, #HeritageTrout

    Building a new road along the banks of #RedBrook will render barren a unique stretch of riparian #shoreline – with all the adverse consequences you might expect.

    by C. Ian Stevenson
    February 27, 2024

    "While proponents tout the toll-road Gorham Connector as promising to shorten commutes and relieve traffic pressure in #GreaterPortlandMaine, there has already been substantial pushback to the concept. Regardless of how much (or for how long) travel-based advantage the new roadway might bring, as proposed it will have pronounced, unambiguously negative effects to the area.

    "Maine is known for its sense of place. Many components contribute to what makes the state unique and desirable. Among these is the built environment, such as the 13th-generation Smiling Hill Farm in Westbrook, which the proposed route threatens to erode, if not entirely extinguish, as an economically viable vestige of Maine’s once robust agricultural heritage. Others have amply sounded the alarm about this issue.

    "But the route introduces other threats to the more naturalistic landscape. Starting at #SmilingHillFarm and running south-southeasterly to I-295 is a five-mile section of Red Brook that mostly nestles in #DenseForest. Between County Road and Running Hill Road, in particular, Red Brook occupies one of the few contiguous #undeveloped #Riverine stretches in #SouthernMaine. While unassuming in scale, Red Brook is nevertheless remarkable for supporting one of the last remaining native populations of #BrookTrout in this part of the state.

    "The proposed road will immediately abut the river, sitting nearly on its banks, for as much as a mile south of the County Road Interchange. This will degrade habitat, destroying the trees whose overhanging foliage provides shade and cooling effects for these temperature-sensitive fish and creates shelter from predators. It will make barren riparian shoreline that supports the aquatic and terrestrial insects that provide the primary trout food sources. The road itself will also contribute oil, salt and other #runoff to the river, #polluting the water. As a result of these factors, this connector will likely #exterminate this population of brook trout.

    "Why should we care about a small river and its brook trout? Although this is not the official state fish, the fishing community widely considers it the prize species to catch, with so-called wild populations assuming even more cherished status. Brook trout provide a link across generations and cultural traditions and belong to everyone. Human inhabitants of Maine – from the original #Wabanaki to European colonists to modern Americans – have been catching these 'native' fish for millennia. Other parts of Maine, especially further north and west, have healthy native brook trout fisheries, making Maine highly regarded nationally as a destination to catch them.

    "The fact that Red Brook, in the heart of #GreaterPortland, belongs to this orbit is no small feat. Most of the area’s waterways have already succumbed to habitat loss, development, predatory introduced species, warming temperatures and increased flooding due to #ClimateChange. Red Brook provides an opportunity for future #Mainers who might not have access to brook trout streams further afield to enjoy this natural amenity. Even if you do not care about fishing, this road promises to annihilate a population of one of our state’s heritage species, as well as its scenic habitat that also contributes to #Maine’s sense of place.

    "#PeterMills, the executive director of the #MaineTurnpikeAuthority, claims his organization has 'gone to great lengths to minimize impacts to Red Brook,' but clearly it hasn’t gone far enough under the current proposal. There are yet solutions.

    "Citizens can express concerns at a hearing planned for March or via the Maine Turnpike Authority’s online portal. If the connector is to be built, planners need to re-route to establish a buffer zone between the connector and river – even a few hundred feet would have a positive impact. While less ideal than a complete reworking of the route, this would at least retain the primary shoreline flora and fauna and allow for run-off infrastructure. And we could re-route the road to save Smiling Hill Farm at the same time. Or better yet, we could re-consider the whole project’s merit entirely."

    Source:
    pressherald.com/2024/02/27/opi

    MTA website (make your opinion known!):
    maineturnpike.com/Projects/Pla

    #WorkingFarms #Sprawl
    #GorhamSpur #InducedDemand #GorhamConnector
    #Wetlands #Meadows
    #EnvironmentalImpact #Extinction #Ecosystem
    #SaveSmilingHillFarm
    #SaveTheWoods #SaveTheFarms #Maine #Wetlands #Woods #LessCars #MoreLightRail

  32. DON’T LOOK AWAY: Horror as Israel attacks Rafah [GRAPHIC IMAGES] | Vox Political
    voxpoliticalonline.com/2024/02

    #Israel #air #attack #Rafah #Gaza #genocide #exterminate #exterminating #mutilate #mutilating #Mike Sivier #Vox Political

    Israel turned Gaza into an abattoir. A human slaughterhouse.

    Remember every person that supported this. And all those who obfuscated or stayed silent.

    No way back. For any of them. #Scum

  33. DON’T LOOK AWAY: Horror as Israel attacks Rafah [GRAPHIC IMAGES] | Vox Political
    voxpoliticalonline.com/2024/02

    #Israel #air #attack #Rafah #Gaza #genocide #exterminate #exterminating #mutilate #mutilating #Mike Sivier #Vox Political

    Israel turned Gaza into an abattoir. A human slaughterhouse.

    Remember every person that supported this. And all those who obfuscated or stayed silent.

    No way back. For any of them. #Scum

  34. DON’T LOOK AWAY: Horror as Israel attacks Rafah [GRAPHIC IMAGES] | Vox Political
    voxpoliticalonline.com/2024/02

    #Israel #air #attack #Rafah #Gaza #genocide #exterminate #exterminating #mutilate #mutilating #Mike Sivier #Vox Political

    Israel turned Gaza into an abattoir. A human slaughterhouse.

    Remember every person that supported this. And all those who obfuscated or stayed silent.

    No way back. For any of them. #Scum