Yes, there are people who know Norway as the country where “the sun never sets.” And that is true of the northern part of the country in mid-summer.
However, most people with elementary school educations understand that all regions of the world at extreme latitudes are just as dark in their winters as they are sun-lit in their summers.
I recently met a guy from northern Norway (300 miles above the arctic circle) who mentioned that he has 67 days of complete darkness in winter, which as anyone with any sense would grant, is disconcerting.
But how much worse is it than his neighbors’ mowing their lawns at 2:30 AM in the summer?
Here, Trump urges voters to “cheat like hell” to help the Republicans win the 2026 primaries.
I have never understood how anyone, regardless of how unintelligent and mean-spirited, could vote for Trump. Now, this whole concept is even harder to grasp.
There are many countries around the globe whose people have a deep and honest concern for the wellbeing of their planet and its civilization. As shown at left, Costa Rico is most certainly among them.
Perhaps you live in such a nation. I sure wish I could say that I did.
The United States has too many greedy billionaires and too many hateful idiots.
It was just 25 years ago that the whole world embraced the United States and shared our grief after 9/11.
We’ve taken all that kinship and discarded it as if it were a soiled paper towel.
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