Do you remember the story of the boy who cried wolf? PLEASE... Don't listen, or pay attention to distractions and comments aimed at taking the focus away from an increasing investigation, which like that of a previous president, who ultimately resigned was bent on lies and media accusations of fake news. Journalism and the free press are one of the foundations of our democracy.
The citizens of Mexico City are struggling from a magnitude 7.1 earthquake that hit on Tuesday along with new aftershocks 6.1 on Saturday. There are now fears that other earthquakes will rock southern Mexico. Meanwhile, mental health workers and psychologists help Mexico deal with the double trauma of quake.
Through debris and rubble, Mexico's frantic search for earthquake survivors http://lat.ms/2xSBcn5
Quake rescuers in Mexico use a @NASAJPL + @DHSgov suitcase-sized radar that can find human heartbeats under rubble: http://go.nasa.gov/2jUcJri
Although no one can really say when Puerto Rico will get its power grid working again, one thing is certain, the folks living on the island are growing desperate and needlessly suffering. http://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/editorials/2017/09/23/don-let-puerto…
However, no mention of this during his weekly address and as Puerto Rico faces the worst natural disaster ever, T@POTUS rants about firing NFL players who protest http://thebea.st/2xZ7WLA
If solar and wind power offer free abundant energy, why are we not harvesting nature's best products?
Is special interest ruining our access to affordable energy? Do you agree that solar cells are too cheap? Contact the USITC and tell them what you think as well as making your demands known. https://www.usitc.gov/
Hang on folks, the long and winding road is going to get more difficult before our nightmare ends. We have madmen across the waters and the insanity and saber rattling does not appear to end anytime soon. Meanwhile, things are getting really strange. White House, Republicans stepping up involvement in Alabama Senate primary runoff https://usat.ly/2ye4LeG
Massive extinctions have taken place for millions of years, so long ago that life had time to start again from zero, leaving behind creatures that were lost forever in the transformations suffered by a young, inexpert and changing.
We are the most efficient agent of a phenomenon which is as old as life itself: the extinction of species. But we are becoming so efficient in our role as destroyers that, as we begin to understand the interdependent mechanisms of life on earth, we are realizing that perhaps our own activities could end up leading our species along the road to extinction.
Where in the world is Nambia? Someone should have told @POTUS that Namibia is located in SW Africa. The capital is Windhoek, with a coastal town named Swakopmund.
Perhaps he should visit Google, or read the encyclopedia instead of just wasting time on Twitter rants. We're just saying and suggesting.
Trump praises nonexistent African country's health care @CNNAfrica http://cnn.it/2xk9L2i
BBC News - Where is Nambia? President Trump 'invents' African country http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-41345577
The people of Mexico City, DF and Puerto Rico are in need of our help and assistance. Please help is any way.
Our brothers and sisters in Mexico and Puerto Rico need much help and assistance during these difficult, trying times. Please donate to the International Red Cross. https://www.icrc.org/en
Nuestros hermanos y hermanas en México y Puerto Rico necesitan mucha ayuda y asistencia durante estos tiempos muy difíciles. Por favor donar a la Cruz Roja Internacional. https://www.icrc.org/es
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The United Nations is supposed to promote global co-operation towards creating and maintaining a new world order. As leaders of the international community gathered in New York City to participate in their annual UN General Assembly, Secretary-General António Guterres tried to put a positive face on these disturbed times.
After sending Tweets about Rocketman and others, @POTUS has made his first statement as president at the United Nations and returns to the UN this morning for his first address to the 193-members of the world body's general assembly. However, the leaders of China and Russia are not expected there.
While tensions increase with North Korea, with a new terrorist attack in London and renewed efforts to bring peace to the Middle East, Trump will have plenty of topics to choose from for his speech, which is expected to be more than 140 long.