Modern beer brewing was introduced to China by the Poles in the late 19th century. China is now the largest consumer of beer.
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Modern beer brewing was introduced to China by the Poles in the late 19th century. China is now the largest consumer of beer.

Pennsylvania GOP Needs Tabas
By Susan Jane Goldner
Two weeks ago, Val DiGiorgio was exposed — finally. In a matter of days, Pennsylvania politics has a chance for real reform at a time when we are desperate for liberty, truth and justice.
Under VD’s sham leadership, I was removed ahead of 2020 for the crime of knowing and NOT accepting their BS and mindless marching orders on Dec. 8, 2018.
We do not live in the USSR, people should question pre-made decisions in backrooms on selected candidates, protest the unethical rigging of our primaries e.g. Commissioner race here in MontCo, and hold our Representatives accountable for their legislative actions.
Since the beginning of my involvement, I have had a somewhat different ideology than the MontCo GOP—and the PA GOP for that matter; their ideology would’ve given us Kasich.
Mine gave us Trump.
We are America First—not their RINO, in-bed-with-globalists, Democrats in disguise “endorsed” candidates. Time to bring back conservatism, past time to bring back Constitutionalism in PA. Time to bring back liberty, justice, and instill power into the hands of the people—not the elitist few.
Ed. Note: A vote will be held Saturday, July 13, to replace the disgraced DiGiorgio as Pennsylvania Republican Party Chair. The leading candidates are Bernadette Comfort and Lawrence Tabas. Ms. Comfort, who had been DiGiorgio’s number two, is now employed at Novak Strategic Advisors which describes itself as a firm that offers comprehensive, strategic government affairs and grassroots solutions to real world business needs. Before that she was executive director of Anne B. Anstine Excellence in Public Service Series. Yes, we think we can fairly say the organization opposes pro life. Tabas has been a Republican activist for 38 years and has served as general counsel of the state Republican Party. In 2016, he saw DiGiorgio for what he is and contested him for state party leadership losing by just two votes after intense pressure from those who see tax money as a means to wealth. Yeah, we want Tabas. Remember we were right about DiGiorgio.
William Barr Epstein Connection — YouTube commentator Amazing Polly has an amazing video (below) concerning the connections of billionaire perv Jeffrey Epstein.
Epstein’s first real job was as a calculus/physics teacher at the prestigious Dalton School in Manhattan. It’s were hip types like Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Yoko Ono send their kids.
Epstein was hired at age 20 by Headmaster Donald Barr in 1973. Donald Barr is the father of Attorney General William Barr, who just had Epstein arrested.
Barr was forced from his post in 1974 for being too strict and conservative. The school’s progressive board replaced him the next year with hip Gardner Dunnan.
Dunnan, beloved by the they-think-they’re-smart-set, was force to quit in 1997. He has been revealed to be a perv like Epstein.
Polly also found a connection between Epstein and Edgar Bronfman Sr., the billionaire father of Clare Bronfman, who has been in the news — well should have been in the news — for her involvement in the NXIVM sex trafficking cult.
She also pointed out Epstein’s connections to Bill Clinton, Kevin Spacey, Prince Andrew and Chris Tucker, along with noted academics Lawrence Krauss and Steven Pinker, which you might have read about here at least concerning Krauss.
She noted that Epstein was a member of the Trilateral Commission and the Council of Foreign Relations, who some think are striving to create a global dictatorship by whatever means necessary.
She says she believes — much as we have said — that President Trump also knew about Epstein’s sick actions but was not involved and did not approve.
We’ll go further and say that President Trump is his enemy. He just had him arrested after all. He wouldn’t have done that if he was “brownstoned”.
You know what “brownstoning” is right?
Polly does go a tad to far for us bringing in the Mossad but her video is worth watching simply for the verifiable connections she does make:
Lower Manhattan hosted pirates — as in avast matey, shiver me timbers pirates — up until the Civil War. One of the last people hanged for piracy was Albert Hicks who at the end was operating out of that part of the Big Apple. Hicks is thought to have killed hundreds around the world during his career.

Trump Testified Against Epstein — Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire pervert and friend of the Clintons about whom we have been writing almost since this site started, was arrested last night (July 6) upon the landing of his private jet at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey. He was coming from Paris.
He is in federal custody, charged with one count of sex trafficking and one count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking. He faces a maximum of 45 years in prison.
With the Mueller witch hunt over, the usual suspects are saying Trump is going to be implicated somehow because they both ran in New York billionaire circles and knew each other. The wish conveniently ignores that it was Trump’s Department of Justice that just arrested Epstein.
Just the same there is weirdness. Here is some of it:
Alex Acosta was the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Florida who oversaw the prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein regarding federal sex trafficking charges circa 2006. He agreed to accept a deal in which Epstein would plea guilty, in 2008, to the state felony of soliciting a minor child for prostitution. He was sentenced to 18 months that was basically house arrest with allowance for business trips.
Trump picked Acosta as his Secretary of Labor. Weird.
And Trump was apparently aware of Epstein’s perversion. Author and not-a-fan James Patterson, says Trump banned Epstein from Mar-al-Largo after Epstein was reported to be approaching underage girls.
Also the lawyer for the victims suing Epstein says that Trump not merely helped but his help was instrumental.
Here is an interview with the lawyer, Bradley Edwards. His comments about Trump start at the 5 minute mark.
Then there is Robert Mueller himself. The recently out-of-work special counsel was director of the FBI during the Epstein investigation and some claim he sought to protect Epstein. He’s also accused of cutting slack to other prominent pedophiles like David Asimov during his career.
So what is going on? And where are all the old media stories about the NXIVM case? You heard of this right?
Ambler Tranquility Off The Beaten Path
By John W. Gilmore
Since the invention of the internet and better technology, small towns with a lot of activities are the places that offer the best of both worlds — the excitement of the city and the warmth of a small community. Many of the small towns in Montgomery county and other areas, like some of the sections of Philadelphia, are beginning to blossom and offer the type of community people want. The borough of Ambler in Montgomery County, Pa. offers the tranquility of a small town with a lot of activity. It is easy to walk the streets instead of driving, while taking full advantage of the many amenities. There is a building boom taking place. Houses and condos are being built rapidly, or renovated, in this town that has been recognized as the best small town in PA by Thrillist Travel in 2017. The infrastructure that suits the millennial population’s need has developed.
There is no need to drive all the way to the next city or even downtown. You can easily walk or bike. Even so, if you want to drive or are a visitor you can. There are meters in the downtown section. During lunchtime hours, after six, and Sundays they are all free. If you cannot find parking on the street there is a large municipal parking lot right at the center of all of the activity. You can also find parking in the nearby residential areas on the street. No need to drive all the way to the city anymore. You can find the activities right there and not bring the car. You can walk if you’re a resident, or bike, if you would like, to get to the exciting, hot spots.
Just down Main Street you see two coffee shops plus other places that sell coffee, ice cream parlors, Gelato bars, Indian Mexican food restaurants, and even large Yoga studios, dance classes, hardware stores, and pizza shops. On week nights the trees are lit up in a girdle of bright, white lights, along the main street that gives adds to the festive atmosphere. Crowds of people mill around traveling to various places. The crowds are not overwhelming and hard to navigate. There is a feeling of excitement in the air. One can get around easily looking at the various shops. Music is pouring out of some of the restaurants. People are talking — some are eating water ice and others are going in and out of Limon’s Mexican Restaurant. Everything is alive and buzzing.
You hear a band playing at the Lucky Well, right across the street from the Ambler Theater, a Non-Profit 501c3 membership theater that plays both first run and alternative movies. Want live theater? In the same block Act ll theater offers live performances of plays and musical performances. Just at the end of the Main Street you walk into the Sweet Briar Cafe, famous for its many flavors of ice cream and deserts. It serves you a variety of meals. Breakfast lunch and dinner served in a warm setting with friendly waitstaff. Several booths located close together permit the unplanned conversation between residents of the community while dining and relaxing. It is a small town where people know each other.
If you want more you can explore the many other shops and stores off the beaten path, but close to Main Street. You can enjoy many festivals during the summer including a Restaurant Week Festival, The Annual Ambler Bike Race, and just south of the town a trail that is an extension of Wissahickon Park Trail. Very close by in the town of Gwyned, celebrate the coming of autumn by sampling many types of beer at the Oktoberfest. These are just a few things happening that you can take advantage of in this small, but growing, exciting town.
The William D Lawrence is the largest sailing ship built in Canada and one of the largest in history. It was 335 feet long and sailed the seas from 1874 to 1891. It has been placed on Canadian stamps and coins and was the subject of three formal ship portraits.

When someone is three sheets to the wind they shouldn’t drive. Makes sense. The phrase comes from sailing ship days. “Sheet” does not mean sail but the rope attached to the corner of the sail used to control it. When these rope were loose, the sails would flap. When three were loose, there would be control problem. The original phrasing was “three sheets in the wind.”

Of the 54 signers of the Declaration of Independence only Button Gwinnett died violently. He was shot in a duel.

OK Miranda, chalk up the autobiography as another one of Ben Franklin’s inventions. Granted, the word didn’t come into use until seven years after his death in 1790 but it was used to market the book he wrote about himself.
