> aerial shot taken in the afternoon of March 4. 1983 shows the devastating results of the March 2 storm that took out the center section of pier.

>Soon after the March 2nd storm, the tv news vans and reporters left, and the crowds went with them. The Seal Beach community quickly came together to raise funds for the rebuilt pier that still stands today (in spite of some minor damage and the occasional fire).

This same storm also wiped out Island Esther, a man-made island that Chevron Oil had built three-quarters of a mile from the Seal Beach shore in 1965.

A Coast Guard spokesperson told the L.A. Times that “about all that’s left is the makings of a good fishing reef.” Chevron would later convert the remains of Esther into an oil platform raised 50 feet above the water. You can find an amazing shot of a swell breaking over Oil Island Esther on March 1. 1983 and more dramatic photos of pounding Seal Beach surf at Surfline.com.

https://sbfoundersday.wordpress.com/2010/03/02/pierless-seal-beach/

God bless you and keep you from harm, this day and forever.

>>14628901

obits are written in advance

sometimes that's used as employment test

NYT keep an extensive file of' 'pre-need' obits.

Newfag journos get assigned to do updates.

Formerly.

Many publishers maintain archive files of the actual stories filed by journos.

Time/Life has the real history of the Nam in their archives. These are the real unpublished reports which were rewritten to produce the foul tapestry of official history.

Hope they don't burn it all.

FAUX "stunned" by what's being going on for 40 years. There are 20 million illegals in SOCAL, they mostly walked across. 20 million.

CIA was selling green cards (fake but worked) out the back of the US Embassy . Things were less formal then, no need for subterfuge, buying a CIA counterfeit green card is only a step down from having the INS issued official permanent resident alien card. The INS cards were more expensive.

If for example a criminal gentleman needed emergency US citizenship and could pay 5 K , they could have their name attached to the list of sponsored citizenships at the tail of a private member's bill in congress.

See the US representative in wicket 2.

https://www.shusterman.com/privatebillruleshouseofrepresentatives/

A private bill introduced by a Member of Congress can sometimes prevent a person from being deported. If the private bill is passed by Congress and signed into law by the President, it will result in the person becoming a lawful permanent resident of the United States.

Might be a good dig in US citizens who became so via the private members bills route.

exoteric politics have little connection to metaphysical reality.

>>14629226

this'll be guud.