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BREAKING! NH AG & SOS to “Take Possession” of the “Windham Incident” VOTING MACHINES!

Based on Senator Bob Giuda’s Op-Eds “The Windham Incident – Election Results vs Recount Totals” and “The Windham Incident Deception“, alarms went off throughout the Town of Windham when the AG’s office informed Windham of their plans to “take possession” of Windham’s voting machines (see appended email).  Those are the SAME MACHINES and includes the … Read more

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The photo above shows a playground from the early 1900s. I know what you’re thinking:  Could something like that even exist today?  And should it? While you’re thinking that over, consider this perspective from Lady Allen of Hurtwood, a leader of the playground movement in Great Britain during the 1940s: Better a broken arm than … Read more

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Is a New Political Pandemic Panic Upon Us?

The COVID control freaks are peeking between the curtains, promising to let in a little more light. It will be blinding to many and welcome to some, and for a few impossible to accept. But the real danger is not receding. The Coronavirus was never the real threat.

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We’d Like to Share Your Radio Program or Podcast

For three years, ‘GrokTALK!’ was a two-hour weekly live stream and podcast. It’s been three years since I hung it up, and we’re still pondering ways to reboot that. Until then I’d like to use our GrokTALK! Channel to curate other people’s podcasts and radio programs to share with our substantial audience.

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7 Benefits of Traveling Within the States

When it comes to travel, many people think they need to visit the other side of the world for a great experience, but that simply is not true. You can have an educational, inspiring, and exciting adventure without even leaving your own country! If you are planning your next getaway, here are seven benefits of … Read more

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What Happened at the “Windham Incident” Board of Selectman’s Meeting?

An overwhelming number of people tried to get into the Windham Board of Selectman’s meeting last night – but couldn’t. Not enough zoom licenses! I suspect there were thousands who tried to attend – which led to the overload. The Selectman were scheduled to discuss the “Windham Incident” and the pending voting machine audit mandated … Read more

How NOT to Think About School Funding (Part 2)

Previously, I discussed the idea, popular in some quarters, that if a parent withdraws his child from a public school in order to send him to a private school, the parent ought to reimburse the district for lost adequacy funds. Today I’d like to discuss a complementary idea, also popular in some quarters, that if … Read more

Masking: If One Is Good … How Many Is Too Many?

The CDC claims that the better a mask fits, the fewer aerosols and particulates escape past it. But viruses are not aerosols or particulates. In the trial person one is coughing or breathing. Person two from whom aerosols were measured wore two masks. They wore a cloth mask over a medical procedure mask.

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