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Published on: 02-25-2021
Until the mid-20th century, many areas in the forbidding terrain of the vast jungles and high mountains that dominatemainland Papua New Guinea (PNG) were accessible only by walking for days or weeks on foot, employing many people to carry goods, often in torrential rain. Yet, the Lord says, “Go.”
In 1946, Len Barnard had a vision of becoming a medical missionary in PNG. He had been stationed there during World War II as a medical orderly. A desire was born in Len’s heart to bring aircraft and missionaries together for mercy flights to the isolated people in that region. He became a medical missionary in October 1948, but another 16 years passed before he could use a mission plane. He raised funds to purchase a new Cessna 180, named
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In the spring of 1823, two men by the names of De Voe and Lozier (a retired butcher and a wealthy contractor, respectively) whiled away an idle day with an excursion to their familiar stomping grounds at New York City’s Centre Market. There, at a table in the back of the market, they regaled an enthralled audience of butchers, farmers, and fishmongers with an astounding tale: Manhattan Island was sinking.
By the 1820s, burgeoning New York City had become America’s most populous city with 150,000 inhabitants, and the combined weight of all the additional people and the buildings and other infrastructure necessary to support them, the two men claimed, had made Manhattan too bottom-heavy, and the island was beginning to sink into the harbor.
at all with legal immigration. the whole debate was about illegal immigration and was a legitimate debate. now the right wing is trying to gettous rewrite that 1965 act, take us back to 1920s and really impinge on american dream, which is what family reunification is. so it s apples to oranges what jonathan says in terms of what happened. 50% are on some form of welfare. when you re talking about a massive expanse of the welfare state where you have immigrants getting taxpayers tuition for children, it s a different system compared to when a lot of people came over with ellis islands. you can t say apples to oranges talking about immigration. it s a great starting point what the president has proposed. a lot of people in his base are
next move will be. erin? alina, thank you very much. i mean, pretty this is an interesting story. and it fired a lot of people up. the cofounder and ceo of john paul mitchell spirits is me now. he s the son of immigrants and now one of the wealthiest people in the country. and obviously, you have links to texas here. so let me you just heard alina muchado s reporting. this is happening in texas. what s your reaction to what he di did? my parents were immigrants, they went through the process of ellis islands and are legal immigrants. they came in that way. all of a sudden, when somebody comes up and says, i am a very famous person, i m going to tell you i m a illegal immigrant, they re making a big deal because of their position. under the law, no person is different from another human being. we re a country of the people, for the people, all the people. we re supposed to be treated equally. so i think it s very embarrassing for him and his statement to say something like that.
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