JESUS CHRIST Bless you, your family's, and our wonderful chilldren.
God anoit our solar system, and planet w/ the Holy Spirit.
Not in fear of this, as I suggest all, not to be, also.
Mass fear breeds chaos, theirs always a flip side to ever to ever coin.
There's something being done about this, hold tight, anon. STAY hydrated, remain claim, and harness your positive chi, drink some tea!
Love and light, just be!
Keep on trucking, eyes on, keep on praying.
Some New York news.
It has been fascinating to watch people in blue, non-border states deal with a problem that red border states have had to deal with for years.
New York has had an illegal immigrant problem for just a matter of months and they can’t seem to handle it.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/02/angry-new-yorkers-citys-handling-entitled-migrants/
Thirty-year-old Portuguese dog breaks record for oldest dog ever recorded
Pooch beat previous record by about 7 months.
https://justthenews.com/world/thirty-year-old-portuguese-dog-breaks-record-oldest-dog-ever-recorded
Study Reveals: Several Chicago Neighborhoods Riskier for Young Men Than What U.S. Troops Faced in Iraq and Afghanistan… And It’s Not Just Chicago
“You fight in an Army combat brigade, you come back and say, ‘My God, I was in the thick of it for a year, and look at the risks I faced,’ ” says Brandon del Pozo, a Brown University researcher and former New York City cop who worked with three other scholars to examine violence in Chicago, Philadelphia, New York and Los Angeles. “In Garfield Park, these young men face those risks every single year. And the risks accumulate.”
ZIP code 60624 is bordered by Cicero Avenue on the west, Chicago Avenue on the north, Homan Avenue on the east and Roosevelt Road on the south. Garfield Park is in the middle.
Among men ages 18 to 29, the annual rate of firearm homicides in that ZIP code was 1,277 per 100,000 people in 2021 and 2022, the study found, compared with an annual death rate for U.S. troops in a heavily engaged combat brigade in Iraq of 675 per 100,000.
Even when the researchers expanded their sample to include Chicago ZIP codes ranked in the top 10% of violence, young men still faced a greater risk of dying than soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq, the study found.
The study also looked at Philadelphia, New York and Los Angeles. The most violent ZIP codes in Philadelphia surpassed the risk of combat death by military service members, too, but the death rate there was lower than in Chicago, the study found. New York and Los Angeles didn’t have any areas that were so deadly.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/02/study-reveals-chicago-neighborhoods-riskier-young-men-u-s-troops-faced-iraq-afghanistan/