Andrew Revkin 🌎 ✍🏼 🪕 ☮️

“I don’t feel like I’ve been misled at all,” the donor told @AP, adding he had no intention of calling the @FBI back but would let the agent who came to Petersburg to visit him “waste his time trying to track me down” w/ @APjoshgoodman apnews.com/article/alaska-se…

So are the same VCs investing in sun blocking geoengineering investing in space-based night lighting?

Newsmax journalist Shelby Wilder on the situation in Oleshky: Russia is using this humanitarian operation as a propaganda opportunity. Moscow wants to portray itself as the rescuer of civilians in a city that it occupies, one it has destroyed and plunged into this humanitarian crisis. And we need to be clear, Russia controls what we are going to be allowed to see. Moscow appears to have brought in numerous Russian media compared to just the one American news outlet.

Mailer just shared with me from Elon Musk's America PAC says Susan Collins will deliver a "conservative Supreme Court" and keep "putting conservatives on the Supreme Court."

David Foley from Camden wrote an invaluable commentary on Facebook on the @billgreensmaine Collins ad: ~Folks in Maine are talking about old Bill Green mugging for the camera again, telling us Maine’s Senate election isn’t about “a cord of wood,” and Troy Jackson, Maine Senate President for six years, a logger who worked years in the woods, “doesn’t have the tools” to represent us in Congress. Thing is, Bill didn’t write that himself. He just strutted live and read a script. He can be dismissed. A talking head. A mannequin with a mustache. The elitism, the contempt for everyday working people — that came from Susan Collins and the rich elites who pay her bills and pad her bank account. They wrote the script. That attitude is in their bones — in her bones. I encountered it through one of the best people I know, one of my closest friends, someone I love dearly, among the most hardworking, caring, honorable persons I’ve ever known. She cares about people, about the world. That’s why she was one of a group lining the walkway to the Federal Building in Bangor, just before the Senate vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Plenty of thinking people had ample reason to doubt Kavanaugh, to be alarmed. Turns out they were right. Susan Collins passed them on her way into the building. They were silent, calm, holding their signs, hoping for acknowledgement. She sneered at them and muttered, “Don’t you people have jobs?” That’s where the Bill Green ad came from. Folks have jobs. Plenty have two or three. They work hard, and still struggle. Many fall behind. And as hard as they work, they still have to find time to split and stack wood. Or else they’ll freeze. That’s what we’re voting on. Maine’s population is 0.4 percent of the U.S. More than 3 percent of all political spending in the country this year has been to shore up Collins, most of it from out of state, much of it from billionaires. They think they can buy this Senate seat, and there’s not a damn thing we can do about it. Let’s show them they’re wrong. ~

Above in Dnipro, @SEPeaceMissions’s “humanitarian” at work.