Campus protests — The most important part of your education is preventing other students from going to class
Frats — A danger to students, may prevent them from going to class
Ivy League degrees — Strictly for suckers
YouTube videos — Free college
Sky Dog — A cure for what ails ya
Republican Party — The Washington Generals
Illegal immigrants — Tomorrow’s voters
Pot Stores — Tomorrow’s RJ Reynolds
2.5 – percentage of American births resulting from IVF
77 – number of feet that the East Fork of the San Jacinto River has risen above sea level due to heavy rains in April and early May.
11 – number of terms that Henry Cuellar (D-TX) is seeking Congress, while standing accused of laundering $600,000 that he accepted to influence US foreign policy in favor of a gas company in Azerbaijan and a bank in Mexico.
12.82 – percentage rise in the price of gold over the past year
5’4” – height of America’s shortest President, James Madison
6 – number of people who attended Thomas Paine’s funeral
53 – number of days that the Chinese lunar probe Chang'e-6 is scheduled to spend on the dark side of …
To the town fathers of Hoquiam, Washington are trying to ram through the construction of a British-owned wood pellet plant across the street from the city’s high school and middle school. The plant will produce 1,349,874 lbs. of toxic pollutants, poisoning students and area humans as well as pets, birds, and fish. The bulk of these pollutants will be airborne. These include Acetaldehyde, Acrolein, Benzene, 2-Ethylhexyl Phthalate, Chloromethane, Formaldehyde, Hexane, Naphthalene, Phenol, Toluene, Mercury, Methylene Chloride, and Sulfur Dioxide. The wood pellets that will be produced by the plant are illegal for use in the United States. As unbelievable as this sounds, it’s true.
Nor are the members of the city council of Hoquiam uniquely venal and stupid. Toxin-spewing plants have been proliferating in the United States for the past decade or more, mostly in southern states and rural areas of the …
