As for the broadband situation, some of us cannot use Starlink due to various factors such as inadequate access to clear sky (e.g., due to large trees) and/or intense dislike of the company's owner. Access to broadband that is reliable and affordable is long overdue and should be a priority for 2025.
Thank you for your ongoing dedication to providing informative articles this year.
Sure, I can help with the climate change end of things. One should start here and work their way backwards for a better understanding of what's going on.
For clarity: I do agree our current treatment of our environment is awful and much can be done to address pollution, but anthropogenic climate change isn't what we are being told. Much like the pandemic, these inorganic events are a tool for population control.
Any who, highly encourage a bit more of a dig on the topic for a deeper understanding.
Great questions for 2025 Art!
As for the broadband situation, some of us cannot use Starlink due to various factors such as inadequate access to clear sky (e.g., due to large trees) and/or intense dislike of the company's owner. Access to broadband that is reliable and affordable is long overdue and should be a priority for 2025.
Thank you for your ongoing dedication to providing informative articles this year.
Anyone who is interested in learning more about Agenda 2030 and the "green" initiatives could benefit from this read as well.
https://open.substack.com/pub/gather2030/p/behind-the-green-mask-un-agenda-21?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=p6r68
I also suggest this as being a topic to explore in 2025: global influence and agenda in our local area
https://open.substack.com/pub/kiclei/p/the-global-influence-on-municipalities?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=p6r68
Sure, I can help with the climate change end of things. One should start here and work their way backwards for a better understanding of what's going on.
https://open.substack.com/pub/thecanadianindependent/p/new-large-scale-peer-reviewed-study?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=p6r68
For clarity: I do agree our current treatment of our environment is awful and much can be done to address pollution, but anthropogenic climate change isn't what we are being told. Much like the pandemic, these inorganic events are a tool for population control.
Any who, highly encourage a bit more of a dig on the topic for a deeper understanding.