
Daily Archives: May 6, 2021
Pope: God doesn’t distinguish between natives, foreigners – The Washington Post
The universal “we,” he said, “is crumbling and cracking due to myopic and aggressive forms of nationalism and radical individualism.”
Source: Pope: God doesn’t distinguish between natives, foreigners – The Washington Post
Flash mobs in Myanmar’s biggest city avoid deadly response – The Washington Post
Protests also took place in other cities and towns including Mandalay, the country’s second biggest city, where Buddhist monks marched, and Dawei in the southeast, where the demonstrators included engineers, teachers, university students and members of LGBT groups.
Source: Flash mobs in Myanmar’s biggest city avoid deadly response – The Washington Post
The Seychelles: Why the world’s most vaccinated country has so many new coronavirus cases – The Washington Post
Government data released this week found that of 1,068 active cases, around 65 percent involved residents who were either completely unvaccinated or had received only one dose. Source: The Seychelles: Why the world’s most vaccinated country has so many new coronavirus cases – The Washington Post
The Top COVID-19 Vaccine Myths Spreading Online | Britannica
PolitiFact | Debunking the anti-vaccine hoax about ‘vaccine shedding’
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Find me on Instagram — Lignes invisibiles

It has been a while that I was not active here on WordPress, but I am currently working on the German edition of my anthology. I also recently created an Instagram account, so if you are admirers of Instagram go and find me there: https://www.instagram.com/lignesinvisibiles/
Find me on Instagram — Lignes invisibiles
A Long Walk To Freedom – Scribbled Fancies
Maybe people go for walks because they have been recommended by doctors and health experts but I love going to walks because my lungs inhale out all the negative vibes and get filled in with positive energy hence charging me up for the day. I just fail to understand how some people can be sleepyheads and miss this glorious scene that nature offers in the wee hours of the morning. Source: A Long Walk To Freedom – Scribbled Fancies
Ordnance – L-4 Grasshopper in the Pacific
The “L’series liaison aircraft in US army service were often known as “grasshoppers.” These aircraft served with artillery and outfits spotting targets and giving commanders real time information on enemy positions. They also served in Liaison Squadrons, such as the 25th Liaison Squadron which earned fame in the Pacific Theater with their “Guinea Short Lines” aircraft.
L-4 Grasshopper, Piper Cub
Primarily to serve at elimination training bases in World War II the Navy acquired 230 Piper NE-1s , basically similar to the Army L-4s with Continental 0-170 engines. Twenty NE-2s were similar.
As war spread around the world at the beginning of the 1940s, the U.S. military, dominated by old soldiers who expected to fight the next war exactly as they fought the last one, had to be convinced that the requirements for certain weapons needed to be redefined. An example was the Army’s observation airplanes, latter-day versions…
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