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Some things (literally) never change.
And oh my, what a surprise: just as the Greeks – with all their infighting – were no closer to winning the Trojan war, nine years after setting sail from Aulis… the latest polls suggest that the Nationalist Party is still roughly in the same electoral boat as it was in the 2013 election, a good seven years ago…
Raphael Vassallo
9 February 2021, 8:10am
One of the advantages of spending a year in COVID-induced solitude, is that it allows plenty of time to catch up on a little reading. And because I have developed an interest in archetypal literature – driven, in part, by a belief that human nature has not really changed all that much, in literally thousands of years – much of that time has been spent re-discovering some of the oldest narratives known to man.
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Covid crisis will long outlast Trump
In World War II, there were 407,316 U.S. military deaths over 45 months (according to the National WW II Museum).
In less than 12 months, COVID-19 has killed almost the same number of Americans.
On Jan. 12, COVID-19 killed over 4,400 Americans. That is about 1,600 more than those killed on Sept. 11, 2001 and over 2,000 more than those killed at Pearl Harbor 80 years ago.
“Well, this was unexpected. […] And we’re prepared, and we’re doing a great job with it. And it will go away. Just stay calm. It will go away,” Donald J. Trump, March 10, 2020.
i was desperate. i didn t see my family in the house. thank you so much for coming out and helping us try to find our daughter. everybody makes mistakes. i think in time they ll get the trust back. well, happy monday you to. it s good to be kicking off the work week togd again. i m christi paul. welcome to hln news and views. we want to start with the frantic search going on right now for survivors who may be trapped in the rubble of a 15-story building in chile. this is the hard hit city 70 miles from the epicenter of saturday s monster earthquake. now firefighters say they heard tapping sounds from inside the building. so saturday s massive earthquake had a magnitude of 8.8, remember. the shock and fear magnified by powerful after shocks. more than 700 people are dead. half a million homes are destroyed or damaged. many don t have safe drinking water. they don t have power. chile s defense minister blamed the navy for not issuing a tsunami warning after the earthquake
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