So I believe here, after all we have said against the American people, there is yet an undercurrent pervading the mass of the people in this country, uniting Democrat and Whig, and men of no party, taking hold in quarters we know not of, which shall one day rise up in one glorious Fraternity for Freedom, uniting into one mighty phalanx of freemen to bring down the haughty citadel of Slavery with all its bloody towers and turrets.

There's a good time coming boys,

A good time coming,

Wait a little longer.

We may not live to see the day,

But earth shall glisten in the ray

Of the good time coming;

Cannon balls make aid the truth,

But thought's a weapon stronger,

W'ell win our battle by its aid,

Wait a little longer.

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Make Food Perishable Again

Well, that was stupid of me.

Texas Ethics Commission Complaint Filed Against Dade Phelan

In a Texas Ethics Commission (TEC) complaint filed recently, the complainant alleges that Dade Phelan is double-dipping on reimbursements related to the mileage of his campaign vehicle.

The complaint states that Rep. Phelan is receiving reimbursements for gas as well as wear on his campaign automobile from both taxpayer dollars and campaign funds, “effectively reimbursed twice” for use of his vehicle.

In the complaint, it states that his campaign refers to the vehicle as a “campaign automobile” in TEC filings but that Phelan also uses the same vehicle as a personal car to travel between Austin and his district.

https://www.currentrevolt.com/p/tuesday-political-roundup

Why desperate ranchers say their land has been turned into 'the new CHERNOBYL' after it left cattle, horses and fish all dying horrific deaths

The farmers from Johnson County are suing Synagro, a fertilizer company that uses treated human waste in its products, for the contamination on their land. 

Rancher Tony Coleman is one of the farmers behind the lawsuit, which claims that runoff from the fertilizer has made the farmland useless. 'We are nervous, and we are scared,' he told WFAA.

Coleman said his neighbor used the Synagro product to fertilize his land, and what came after was a disaster.

He lost 10 cows, two houses and five whole ponds of fish after his land was reportedly contaminated.

Constable Detective Dana Ames - who traveled to the ranch to investigate the problem.

Ames said she learned later that what she had found in the area were piles of fertilizer made from biosolids - which come from human waste and are full of PFAS, which are known as 'forever chemicals' by scientists.

'It's chemicals that are man made,' Ames said. 'It's in the sewage sludge. It's in the biosolids.'

Ames partnered with scientists and experts to try to find out how the toxic man-made chemicals ended up on a ranch in rural Texas.

They eventually discovered that the chemicals were coming from Synagro - which uses 'sewage sludge' to make its' products.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13444875/desperate-ranchers-CHERNOBYL-cattle-horses-fish-dying.htmlhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13444875/desperate-ranchers-CHERNOBYL-cattle-horses-fish-dying.html