David McKelvey has added a photo to the pool:
See the magnificent Uluru and Kata Tjuta at sunset as you fly over the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park on this unforgettable helicopter flight.
David McKelvey has added a photo to the pool:
See the magnificent Uluru and Kata Tjuta at sunset as you fly over the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park on this unforgettable helicopter flight.
David McKelvey has added a photo to the pool:
This Uluru sunset tour takes you on a discovery of the Western side of Kata Tjuta, from here you will be given the chance to view the impressive Walpa Gorge, as well as Uluru, Mount Conner and Kata Tjuta all lined up in what appears to be a perfectly straight line. The best way to explore Uluru from the air. See: phs.com.au
David McKelvey has added a photo to the pool:
This Uluru sunset tour takes you on a discovery of the Western side of Kata Tjuta, from here you will be given the chance to view the impressive Walpa Gorge, as well as Uluru, Mount Conner and Kata Tjuta all lined up in what appears to be a perfectly straight line. The best way to explore Uluru from the air. See: phs.com.au
David McKelvey has added a photo to the pool:
See the magnificent Uluru and Kata Tjuta at sunset as you fly over the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park on this unforgettable helicopter flight.
David McKelvey has added a photo to the pool:
This Uluru sunset tour takes you on a discovery of the Western side of Kata Tjuta, from here you will be given the chance to view the impressive Walpa Gorge, as well as Uluru, Mount Conner and Kata Tjuta all lined up in what appears to be a perfectly straight line. The best way to explore Uluru from the air. See: phs.com.au
David McKelvey has added a photo to the pool:
This Uluru sunset tour takes you on a discovery of the Western side of Kata Tjuta, from here you will be given the chance to view the impressive Walpa Gorge, as well as Uluru, Mount Conner and Kata Tjuta all lined up in what appears to be a perfectly straight line. The best way to explore Uluru from the air. See: phs.com.au
David McKelvey has added a photo to the pool:
See the magnificent Uluru and Kata Tjuta at sunset as you fly over the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park on this unforgettable helicopter flight.
David McKelvey has added a photo to the pool:
See the magnificent Uluru and Kata Tjuta at sunset as you fly over the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park on this unforgettable helicopter flight.
Greg Sargent writing for The New Republic:
There’s no clean way to hive off terms like fascism or authoritarianism from Trump’s policies. Even if you disagree that the words apply, their use is backed up by a genuine attempt at intellectual justification for it. The use of these terms just is deeply linked to assessments of Trump’s actual policies, from the lawless renditions to foreign gulags to the unleashing of heavily armed militias in American cities to the naked intimidation of large swaths of civil society.
By contrast, when Trump and MAGA media figures call Democrats “Communists” or “antifa,” all of that is entirely disconnected from any policy realities. Many press figures would like it if there were an Archimedean midpoint between the two parties on all these matters. But there isn’t. At the most basic level, one party continues to function as an actor in a liberal democracy, whereas Trump and much of his movement, with the eager participation of many Republicans, simply do not. Dispensing with harsh but accurate descriptions of his real goals would whitewash them.
See also Republican Extremism and the Myth of “Both Sides” in American Politics.
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