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I ran across this story and though I don’t know the author is, it is worth sharing. My dad has bees. Today I went to his house, and he showed me all of the honey he had gotten from the hives.

Reflections From WT

The anthem of the Rolling Stones and the genesis of the British invasion, “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction,” moaned in depressingly plain language that “satisfaction” was impossible. The students of the 1960s loved it.

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"The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the Government, and I'm here to help." — Ronald Reagan It just gets better every single day. Everything the government touches goes bad.

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If you must be persuaded, reminded, pressured, lied to, incentivized, coerced and bullied, guilt tripped, socially shamed, threatened, punished and criminalized – if all this is considered necessary to gain your compliance, then you can be absolutely certain that what is being promoted is NOT in...

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Sixty-four cents out of every wage and salary dollar Americans earn in a year. That’s how much it would take for the Biden administration to fund his planned $6.4 trillion spending spree.

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The pandemic has opened people's eyes to government overreach. As they say, “Never let a crisis go to waste.” As usual, political leaders used the crisis to ban the little guys and clear a path for larger corporations to move full steam ahead.

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The pandemic hysteria is underway. Time for losses in freedom again. But there are big questions.

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This country has had a twoparty problem for years – the duopoly. So, what is the duopoly? In an article on the Independent Voters Network (IVN), it is cleared up. It is written by Shawn Griffiths who owes no allegiance to any party but votes on individual candidates and policy issues.

Castro Country Community Calendar

Community Aug. 2 – Aug. 20 DISD Backpack & School Supply Drive. Purchase items and return to drop off box.

Editor’s Message

“Some socks are loners They can't live in pairs.” - Wendy Cope Socks. Where did all the random single socks go to? We aren’t sure, but we know they’re always disappearing. Is there some kind of vortex created within the whirl of hot air and tumbling wet clothes that exists within the dryer?