How Americans Think About Climate Change, In Six Maps - The New York Times

Trump's ties to Russia.

. Special Prosecutor, not Jeff Sessions, called for in case about Trump’s ties to Russia. ABC10 news, 4:35 am PST. The President has had troubles pulling the nation together so he can run the country well. His recent executive order that seven Muslim countries are banned from entering America has led to an immediate rebellion. The result was the legal system of our country resisting it, for good reason. Many saw through this as a ban on Freedom Religion, and it was eventually blocked. The offending Acting Attorney General was fired, and the ban reinstated. The replacement Attorney General blocked the ban, also​. The President paused and reflected. The ban has held since. This has led others to question the president's competence run the country, and have looked to the election, which are peppered with ties to Russia. David Schaedler 2/27/17

Nancy Pelosi Says Trump Jr. et al May Be Complicit in Espionage

http://www.motherjones.com/?p=501685

Along with others, Nancy Peloso believes the law was violated.

David Schaedler 7 16 17.

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12-8-17 California Sunrise.

Today in history

6/2/1774 - Intolerable Acts: The Quartering Act is enacted, allowing a governor in colonial America to house British soldiers in uninhabited houses, outhouses, barns, or other buildings if suitable quarters are not provided.

052014 Santa Maria discovered…

”In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue”, or so you may have remembered. Well, he quit the Santa Maria when reaching the New World, after it sank about 12 miles off of Haiti. This was announced in a New York boat club recently, a few days ago. The Santa Maria discovery may have been named too soon, though armaments, wooden ship items of the era and planking was found where it had been recorded by Christopher Columbus, then. It is believed to be so. Found from a written record, this was released. . Who knows what remnants of that time will be recovered? Visions of pirate bones, treasure and doubloons swim in our collective heads. This important discovery has the government involved.

DS

Source: NPR

The ''Santa Maria''?

What do you do about pornography?                                                       1/2/16

    This is hard to write. My problems are not really for others to know, but my answer was this.

    The real question is, what do you do after? Porn is an instant answer with no gratification. In the end, it is too instantly available, too immediately over, with no gratification from it. Too fast and not too much there. Not worth the time and not worth watching. In the end, you reduce it to something less, until its just zero to you. Or less. I left it for more satisfying everyday living life better. Love more real humans for more life and get more real life gratifications. 

David Schaedler

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Bill Limits Foreign Workers

President Trump signed an order limiting foreign workers recently. He says, “American goods ought to be made with American workers.”

Is this another form of immigrantion control? It sure looks like it is. Previous orders stopped immigration from seven foreign countrys that primarily practiced religious​ Islam. Discrimination of Religion is illegal in America. The bill was banned by the Justice Dept, and a fight ensued. The Justice Dept won and the bill was banned. Recently, the Republicans approved Justice Gorsich to the Justice Dept, a Republican who is fought by the Democrats for inappropriate rulings. Limiting immigration from any country is against the US’s open door policy, and should be fought. Although this is more general than the religious ban, it still will be resisted.

David Schaedler 4/19/17

#2 is an if/maybe, not a fact.

Hunger kills more people each year than AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined. 

If female farmers had the same access to resources as their male counterparts, the number of the world’s hungry could be reduced by 150 million people. 

870 million people currently suffer from hunger. 98 percent of these people live in developing countries, with the largest proportion living in Asia and the Pacific. 

Another 24 million children could be hungry by the year 2050 due to climate change and irregular weather patterns. 

According to the World Food Programme, hunger is the “single biggest solvable problem” facing the world today. It costs just $0.25 per day to provide a child with the nutrients he or she needs to live.

Today in history, 4/30/1492

Spain gives Christopher Columbus his commission of exploration. (To look up Christopher Columbus in Wikipedia).

Story: BARTs trains will run on 100% renewable energy. David Schaedler