Jane Feehan 🇺🇸

Writer, historian, Florida history, public relations, Comms, emergency management, Catholic

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Jane's History Nook :

Pennock Plantation in Jupiter, a legacy of windmills, ferns and milk

https://t.co/INW5OKn50q

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@CynicalPublius @NiteWars $ and/or the insatiable need to feel important

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@AmyMek That's what's concerning. No one. No fed exec

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Jane's History Nook :

Fort Lauderdale's Las Olas bridge, the Dwight L. R... https://t.co/Lkh4IX67KX

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@SquidbillyCPO1 @greg_price11 Leading in the polls. What does that say about who is crazy...crazier...craziest

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@SquidbillyCPO1 @greg_price11 She joins a growing legion of the nutty

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Jane's History Nook :

Will the 1974 -75 Fort Lauderdale real estate story be repeated?

This remains a relevant question as new condo and rental buildings are
announced each week.
https://t.co/5FmF4XWok2

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Jane's History Nook :

Historic Gateway Theater continues to "reel" https://t.co/PxSurVUaZB

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@RonDeSantis The state where Live Local is being misused by developers thus leaving Gov DeSantis a tarnished legacy

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Jane's History Nook :

Bahia Mar: "more business, publicity to Fort Lauderdale than any other man-made attraction": https://t.co/dCbxJNW4NA

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@mattvanswol No executive discussion about this anywhere across the country. Idaho now also

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@DOWResponse They better check again.

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The trouble w communism, the merits of capitalism, the dangers of ignorance

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In stark contrast to what Deng did in China, up to a million North Koreans starved to death in the 1990s because their government had already banned private farming and lived off Soviet handouts.

The Soviet collapse in 1991 cut the free fuel and fertilizer that had kept the whole system afloat for decades, and energy imports dropped 75% almost overnight.

North Korea had fully collectivized its farms since the 1950s, so farmers held almost no private plots and had zero reason to grow more than the state’s quota.

When the free inputs vanished the system had no slack left. Floods in 1995 finished off what crops remained, and the Public Distribution System that nearly the entire population relied on for food simply collapsed in large parts of the country.

City rations fell from 585 grams of grain a day in 1987 to 30 grams by 1997.

The regime called it the “Arduous March”.

And even after Kim Il Sung died the year the famine began, his son kept the exact same centrally planned system running for the next 17 years while hundreds of thousands starved.

And that is the body count of full collectivization under communism.

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Jane's History Nook :

Sunny Isles, a tropical wonderland develops into a...
https://t.co/CANuhVfkFl

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@mattvanswol Little to no curiosity among many these days.

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Jane's History Nook : Back to the future of hotels:

Conveyor belts, pneumatic tubes and...
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@ChrisCuomo Cuomo did not read Fauci's diary entries.

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@SunSentinel Future slums

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@sanchezcastejon Resources = lots and lots of money...and inflation.

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@DefiyantlyFree @apinionsvary Agree. All this analysis about why Dems lost in 2024 miss this single issue: