Photos of Paris, 1914 - in color, from the Albert Kahn Museum
The originals were in color, but those images were digitally brightened up a bit
Human sex: Average is 6 minutes
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Santelli: 'We Are Now Europe'
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Delingpole: It’s Time To Stand Up To The Vicious Bullies Of The “Caring” Liberal Left
Mead discusses post-industrial America: The Blue Elites Are Wrong:
In the last thirty years the transformation of the American economy has contributed to income polarization. The old industrial middle class, based on mass employment in unionized oligopolies, has been hollowed out, and no comparable source of stable high income employment has emerged. Large groups in America today are living on transfers from the profits of the healthy portions of the private sector recycled through government spending and subsidies. It is easy to see how rational people can conclude that the only hope of preserving mass prosperity in America comes from transfers and subsidies. If we add to this the belief that only a powerful and intrusive regulatory state can prevent destructive climate change, then the case for the blue utopia looks ironclad. To save the planet, save the middle class and provide American minorities and single mothers with the basic elements of an acceptable life, we must set up a far more powerful federal government than we have ever known, and give it sweeping powers over the production and distribution of wealth.
But what if this isn’t true?
