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“What is dangerous about extremists is not that they are extreme, but that they are intolerant. The evil is not what they say about their cause, but what they say about their opponents.”
~Sen. Robert F. Kennedy
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✨LEO the LION✨
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NEW: Pope Leo XIV declared on Tuesday that “there is no such thing as a holy war,” in a video message to religious leaders gathered in Assisi a week before the American midterm elections.
The pope has clashed with the White House over the Iran war, which JD Vance and Speaker Mike Johnson have tried to defend with Catholic just war doctrine.
On Palm Sunday, Leo said God “does not listen to the prayers of those who wage war, but rejects them.” thelettersfromleo.com/p/ther…
Remove.
The.
Violent.
Bi-Sexual.
Predator.
Now!
W. T. F.
FUCK.
THE.
DEPT.
OF.
EVIL.
INJUSTICE.
Amen.
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BREAKING WaPo:
A federal grand jury just REJECTED an attempt by the Trump Justice Department to indict former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson.
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Absolutely INCREDIBLE if you ask me! Humans are something!
Artifacts from 9,000 feet up are reshaping our understanding of North America’s earliest residents.
The first sign that human history here was different emerged in 1968. Now, clues arrive steadily—evidence that the Clovis people may have occupied the Greater Yellowstone high country 13,000 years ago, when experts believed the region was buried under glacial ice. Those experts could be challenged by finds from the Beartooth Mountains at 9,000 feet. Together with the discovery of a Clovis-era child’s remains over 50 years ago, new research from Montana raises questions about early inhabitants of what is now the United States. Researchers are intent on finding answers.
Archaeologist Scott Dersam noted that the sediment in the area should not exist. “I wouldn’t say it’s impossible,” he told Nick Mott in a detailed report for Mountain Journal, “but in standard paleoecology for the surrounding ecosystem, all glaciology experts agree this shouldn’t be present given the environment we assume.”
Ancient Clovis Toolbox: Were Prehistoric Nomads DIYers? A Colorado man found archaeological value while digging in his yard—a cache of 83 shaped stones that proved to be tools made by the Clovis people 13,000 years ago.These sites may now be the highest and oldest human habitations in North America. “We could have the oldest Clovis sites here, in a place and ecosystem that shouldn’t exist,” Dersam said. “It’s more than a wrench in the current paradigm. It’s a full blow to the chest.”
The questions began in 1968, when construction workers uncovered the so-called “Clovis Child” at the Anzick Site in Park County, north of Yellowstone National Park near Bozeman, Montana.
The oldest known Clovis burial included a young child, an antler, and about 100 stone artifacts. Testing by Texas A&M, along with colleagues from the University of Oxford and Stafford Research of Colorado, led Michael Waters to state that the remains and artifacts were “confidently shown to be the same age and date between 12,725 and 12,900 years ago.”
The Clovis people represent the first widespread prehistoric culture in North America, emerging around 13,000 years ago. Experts believe they originated south of the large ice sheets covering Canada and were direct descendants of the earliest arrivals in the New World roughly 15,000 years ago.The Clovis people are recognized for stone spear tips with grooved bases, called the Clovis point. These items appear across the United States, yet Dersam’s team has now located them in the Beartooth Mountains, a region once thought impossible for such finds.
Dersam noted that a donation from a former game warden, gathered from the 1950s through the 1970s, clarified the high-elevation site. “Only after he gave the totality of his collection did we realize it’s the largest and most dense high-elevation lithic collection anywhere in North America,” Dersam said.
In 2022, heavy rain and snow triggered flooding that reshaped sediment layers high in the Beartooths, revealing many artifacts. “Things just absolutely exploded,” he said.
Known for hunting mammoths on the plains, the Clovis people probably adapted well to Montana’s alpine area, which had been said to be covered by the Pinedale Glacier.
“This is the first time we don’t have just one or two Clovis points,” Dersam said. “We have full sites. Everything but the kitchen sink.” The evidence suggests an unknown chapter of Montana’s ancient ecosystem, challenging the idea that ice covered it and showing instead that it was full of mammoths, bison, and, apparently, an entire ancient culture.
GOP = DEPRAVITY
Energy assistance programs got gutted right before winter. Seniors on fixed incomes are choosing between heat and prescriptions because of Republican votes cast in Congress. One week to hold those Republicans accountable. Vote early. #BlueWaveIn7Days
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The Swamp King Traitor’s last gasps.😩👇😩
He’s getting a damn good return on his political investments. Imo
































