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🇺🇦⚡Footage from the city of Brovary in the Kyiv region, where a helicopter crashed near a kindergarten and a residential building.
According to preliminary data, it was an EMERCOM helicopter shot down by Ukrainian air defense. After the fall, a fire broke out. At the moment, at least 5 dead are known. The children were not hurt.
According to preliminary data, it was an EMERCOM helicopter shot down by Ukrainian air defense. After the fall, a fire broke out. At the moment, at least 5 dead are known. The children were not hurt.
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🇺🇦⚡️On board the helicopter that crashed in Brovary were the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Denis Monastyrsky and his deputy Yevgeny Enin, they died, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported.
"Heroism has not disappeared, but subversive undertones have worked their way into all our stories."
https://thesaxoncross.substack.com/p/marvel-morality
https://thesaxoncross.substack.com/p/marvel-morality
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Marvel Morality
The Subversion of the Folk Hero
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🌽 An Energy Crisis Is Seeping Into South Africa’s Food Supply — Bloomberg
The most severe power cuts ever experienced in South Africa are threatening food and water supplies and disrupting the lives of millions of people, including chicken farmers.
In the poultry industry, electricity outages have forced factories to pause round-the-clock operations for as long as half a day at a time. As a result, over 10 million birds designated for slaughter are still alive and consuming feed, creating a backlog that companies fear they won’t be able to fix.
“We actually have enough chickens on farms around the country, but we can’t supply the market because we can’t slaughter the chickens,” Izaak Breitenbach, Chief Executive Officer of the South African Poultry Association, said in an interview. As a stopgap measure, producers have begun using generators, which cost the industry about 75 cents ($0.0439) above the normal price of production per kilogram of chicken.
In response to these pressures, KFC temporarily shuttered some of the 750 fried chicken restaurants it operates in the country at the end of last year.
Agriculture Suffers
Over the last 15 years, Eskom, which provides 90% of all of South Africa’s electricity, has kept its grid from collapse by cutting power when it has been unable to meet demand. Known locally as “loadshedding,” these planned blackouts mainly affected mining operations and heavy industry until last year, when they became much more widespread. As the utility has struggled under a leadership crisis, its assets have deteriorated from age, lack of maintenance and even vandalism, all of which pushed outages to record levels in 2022.
The blackouts have created problems at every step of the agricultural production chain, affecting crop irrigation, processing and storage. Stores have also taken costly measures to keep produce from spoiling on shelves.
Some of the country’s biggest food retailers, Shoprite and Woolworths, have increased investment in standby generators, rooftop solar panels and refrigerated trailer trucks. But smaller businesses haven’t had opportunities to adapt. The Sowetan, a local newspaper, addressed a cover story to President Cyril Ramaphosa that listed dozens of small companies “crippled by every failed promise to fix Eskom.”
The cost has been significant. Shoprite, for example, is currently spending an extra 100 million rand per month on diesel to keep the lights on in its stores.
Among those affected are farmers in the Northern Cape province, who are already suffering under massive heat waves that have seen temperatures in some areas edge toward 117 degrees. Without energy, they can’t irrigate their crops, which include thirsty citrus trees.
“If you don’t have enough electricity, you don’t have enough water,” said Nicol Jansen, president of Agri Northern Cape, adding that cash crops such as soybeans are also vulnerable. “We urgently need more electricity in the irrigation areas.”
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-01-18/an-energy-crisis-is-seeping-into-south-africa-s-food-supply?srnd=premium-africa
https://archive.ph/Tk9fE
The most severe power cuts ever experienced in South Africa are threatening food and water supplies and disrupting the lives of millions of people, including chicken farmers.
In the poultry industry, electricity outages have forced factories to pause round-the-clock operations for as long as half a day at a time. As a result, over 10 million birds designated for slaughter are still alive and consuming feed, creating a backlog that companies fear they won’t be able to fix.
“We actually have enough chickens on farms around the country, but we can’t supply the market because we can’t slaughter the chickens,” Izaak Breitenbach, Chief Executive Officer of the South African Poultry Association, said in an interview. As a stopgap measure, producers have begun using generators, which cost the industry about 75 cents ($0.0439) above the normal price of production per kilogram of chicken.
In response to these pressures, KFC temporarily shuttered some of the 750 fried chicken restaurants it operates in the country at the end of last year.
Agriculture Suffers
Over the last 15 years, Eskom, which provides 90% of all of South Africa’s electricity, has kept its grid from collapse by cutting power when it has been unable to meet demand. Known locally as “loadshedding,” these planned blackouts mainly affected mining operations and heavy industry until last year, when they became much more widespread. As the utility has struggled under a leadership crisis, its assets have deteriorated from age, lack of maintenance and even vandalism, all of which pushed outages to record levels in 2022.
The blackouts have created problems at every step of the agricultural production chain, affecting crop irrigation, processing and storage. Stores have also taken costly measures to keep produce from spoiling on shelves.
Some of the country’s biggest food retailers, Shoprite and Woolworths, have increased investment in standby generators, rooftop solar panels and refrigerated trailer trucks. But smaller businesses haven’t had opportunities to adapt. The Sowetan, a local newspaper, addressed a cover story to President Cyril Ramaphosa that listed dozens of small companies “crippled by every failed promise to fix Eskom.”
The cost has been significant. Shoprite, for example, is currently spending an extra 100 million rand per month on diesel to keep the lights on in its stores.
Among those affected are farmers in the Northern Cape province, who are already suffering under massive heat waves that have seen temperatures in some areas edge toward 117 degrees. Without energy, they can’t irrigate their crops, which include thirsty citrus trees.
“If you don’t have enough electricity, you don’t have enough water,” said Nicol Jansen, president of Agri Northern Cape, adding that cash crops such as soybeans are also vulnerable. “We urgently need more electricity in the irrigation areas.”
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-01-18/an-energy-crisis-is-seeping-into-south-africa-s-food-supply?srnd=premium-africa
https://archive.ph/Tk9fE
Bloomberg.com
An Energy Crisis Is Seeping Into South Africa’s Food Supply
The most severe power cuts ever experienced in South Africa are threatening food and water supplies and disrupting the lives of millions of people, including chicken farmers.
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NEW - Trump dismisses COVID-19 vaccine safety claims, says the mRNA injections saved "100 million" lives.
https://www.newsweek.com/trump-says-he-saved-100-million-lives-covid-vaccines-1774178
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I’m in the process of assembling a suggested reading list, or starter library, for young dissident conservatives, with the help of a conservative luminary. But in the meantime, if you’re stuck for something to read during quarantine, this is an amazing list from Rachel Fulton Brown:
https://fencingbearatprayer.blogspot.com/p/recommended-reading.html
https://fencingbearatprayer.blogspot.com/p/recommended-reading.html
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What to read?
Medievalist Musings on Training the Soul in the Postmodern West
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🇺🇸Microsoft to cut 10,000 American jobs as US tech layoffs intensify
🔹US tech giant Microsoft Corp has said it would cut 10,000 American jobs as layoffs are accelerating in the US technology sector with companies bracing for an economic downturn.
🔹US tech giant Microsoft Corp has said it would cut 10,000 American jobs as layoffs are accelerating in the US technology sector with companies bracing for an economic downturn.
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TIL the Romans believed eyelashes fell out from excessive sex, so women would use cosmetics to make their eyelashes look fuller and longer to demonstrate their chastity.
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TIL the Romans believed eyelashes fell out from excessive sex, so...
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Daily reminder what is at stake: your soul. https://voxday.net/2023/01/19/why-they-take-the-ticket/
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Why They Take the Ticket - Vox Popoli
And all you have to give them is your soul. Daily Wire CEO Jeremy Boreing published a video Thursday disclosing and discussing a binding contract the company offered to podcast host Steven Crowder. The contract reveals that Daily Wire offered Crowder $50…
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🇺🇸 Elon Musk created a poll on Twitter asking users if the World Economic Forum in Davos should rule the world. According to Musk, the forum "increasingly becomes an unelected world government that people did not ask for and did not want." More than 1 million users have already taken part in the voting.
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After almost 16 years and 500+ videos, YouTube just deleted my channel. No warning given.
Follow me on Odysee for now!
odysee.com/@foundring:1
Follow me on Odysee for now!
odysee.com/@foundring:1
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The Globohomo Hoedown
Buy Track: foundring.gumroad.com/l/hoedown
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFvCnv35qTI
SUPPORT:
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The arches at the base of the Eiffel Tower are just for decoration
The original design of this Parisian landmark used the four large pylons at the base to provide all the structural support. However, the people providing the funding felt that it looked too rickety and worried the public would be too afraid to go in it. So they added the iconic arches around the base but while they look beautiful they are only decorative.
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The original design of this Parisian landmark used the four large pylons at the base to provide all the structural support. However, the people providing the funding felt that it looked too rickety and worried the public would be too afraid to go in it. So they added the iconic arches around the base but while they look beautiful they are only decorative.
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I've started a new Gab account! Come at me. @jamesfoxhiggins_author
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Media is too big
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Crowder is now being intellectually owned and dominated by a black woman. She’s 100% accurate about everything she’s saying here
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"Hollywood star Jamie Lee Curtis has deleted an Instagram post after followers noticed a photo in the background depicting a naked child stuffed in a box."
https://voxday.net/2023/01/20/michael-myers-was-the-good-guy/
https://voxday.net/2023/01/20/michael-myers-was-the-good-guy/
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Michael Myers was the Good Guy - Vox Popoli
It turns out that “Jamie Lee Curtis” (real name: Jamie Lee Schwartz) was actually the evil monster in Halloween. Hollywood star Jamie Lee Curtis has deleted an Instagram post after followers noticed a photo in the background depicting a naked child stuffed…