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Unfortunately all this absurdity coupled with a media bought off by foreign influences has hurt America and its citizens. Its affected company boards of directors and shaped decisions that have caused unnecessary costs and hardships. The effects have led to the shutdown of America’s largest natural resource, coal. And it’s led to the forced shutdowns on hundreds of coal burning power plants and destroyed the lives of workers and their families in the mining industries and power generation industries.
It’s led to the strain and destabilization of the nation’s power grid and cost tax payers billions of dollars for government subsidies of new so called “green power” that is not dependable and not clean. The effects of this charade will continue to worsen as energy hungry data centers and other industrial power consumers continue to need more and more electric power.

As others mentioned, the Trijicon Huron is a good one, right now Academy and probably some other places has Leupold VX-3HD 3.5-10x40 for $499, I’d chose it over the Leupold VX-Freedom, BassPro has a Vortex Intrepid 4-16x42, for $249 really clear and well rated scope, identical to Academy’s Vortex Eagle @$299 and Scheel’s Vortex Rage@ $319. Burris Signature HD 2-10x40 can be found for about $300.

Nursing homes were pitiful, I have 3 friends who lost elderly parents in nursing home deaths and weren’t able to visit the last months of their lives, had a photo of one of my friends trying to communicate with their dad through the bedroom window 3 days before he died

We may see groups forming to file class action suits against the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, the Centers for Disease Control, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the World Health Organization, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the National Institute of Health, the Infectious Diseases Society of America and others.
They all acted in a coordinated scheme to force their concocted COVID protocols on hospitals, nursing homes and doctors, thus rendering patients and their families with no recourse but to obey and helplessly watch loved ones die.

I have had river catfish from at least 3 different restaurants but it’s been several years, they came from Red River and Big Cypress in east Texas, they were good. I know a commercial fisherman that sells hundreds of pounds a month from Red River but only sells them live and I don’t care to have to dress them.

We’ve got multiple areas that aren’t far from being like this…

Put these places in a hopper and pull them one at a time, any would qualify for worst…

Any LA Department of Motor Vehicles License offices
Any local branch of the Social Security Administration
Any State ran government office
Any Hospital Admission, Registration or Reception desk
Most all of these are largely staffed according to EEOC, DEI and other quota demands and the general public is required to put up with their BS and not complain.

Lake Palestine is growing in popularity for bass fishing, one of the regional high school tournaments was there recently and those high schoolers brought in some impressive 5 fish bags. We lived in Longview for 4 years and it’s a nice small-mid town but other than outdoor activities there’s not much entertainment, if we ever move back to that area, it will be to the Tyler area. That whole general area is loaded with good bass & crappie lakes and living near Tyler would put you within a couple hours of Lake Fork, Tawakoni, Lake of the Pines, Cedar Creek, Lake Gilmer, Bob Sandlin, Martin Creek power plant lake, Lake Tyler, Jim Chapman(Cooper Lake), Caddo Lake which is one of the most beautiful cypress covered natural lakes in the south and other smaller lakes, you could fish endlessly and all those lakes have lots of quality fish, many frequently produce 10+ pound bass and almost all produce 25 to 30 lb, 5 fish bags in the spring time events. So Lake Palestine or something near Tyler would be a good target.

Thanks corrected to 5.3!

Yes and in this case it’s the fuse and control module in one