Sunday, 7 December 2025

TREE HOUSE NEWS 🏡

Land of Whispering Pines 🌲

Good morning! May the Great Spirit bless you 🙏

I was up for part of the night again last night. Now I know I need to cut back on my daytime naps. I sat in the corner of the couch scrolling through the news and social networks. The web is like New York, the City That Never Sleeps. But wow, can you ever run into some weird stuff! I worked on the news for a while, until 3:20 AM, then went back to bed and got up again. It was 8:00 AM. Turned all the lights in the house to make it look more like a sunny day.

I'm just a bit upset because somehow I lost the first page of my three-page draft for today's news. Oh well, I did find a piece of the first page, the most essential part, about greed.

TODAY'S DISCUSSION:

IT'S THEFT AND CORRUPTION THAT CAN LITERALLY DESTROY THE ECONOMY OF AN ENTIRE GOVERNMENT, LIKE A CANCER.

The government is for the people; when you suck its lifeblood out, you are also sucking out the lifeblood of the people.

THAT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING SOUTH OF THE BORDER. MONEY HAS BECOME MORE IMPORTANT THAN HUMAN LIVES

I'm not a Bible thumper, but I am familiar with many of the passages within it

Human Life is Infinitely More Valuable Than Money

The Bible: teaches that human life, especially the eternal soul, is of incomparable and infinitely greater value than all the money and material wealth in the world. Worldly possessions are temporary, but a human soul is eternal. Mark 8:36-37 (also in Matthew 16:26 and Luke 9:25)

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Money Worth More Than Life?

The Soul's Worth (Matthew 16:26): "What good will it be for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul? Or what can anyone give in exchange for their soul?" This passage highlights that no amount of money can buy eternal life or redeem a lost soul.

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The Love OF Money And Greed

The Bible strongly condemns the love of money and greed, considering them forms of idolatry and the ROOT OF ALL KINDS OF EVIL, which can lead to actions as severe as murder. The concept of a "court of greed" is not a specific biblical term, but the Bible describes how the wealthy can use corrupt courts to oppress the innocent.<- Trumpo The Typo

Or like any narcissistic, sadistic, coo-coo, "Psycho maniac" dictator, who makes their own rules, laws, and regulations. Even Putin, Kim Jong Un, and Xi Jinping have governments governing their countries. So even a fascist or nazi regime needs a government, although they can change the laws and regulations at will, anytime it suits the Rusty Tin Can 🥫 god in charge.

Trumpo the Typo doesn't know Jack 💩 about governing and governments from Shinola 🍫, and there you have an example of Trumpo the Typo's from Bizarromerica. Give America five years, and even Cuba will look like a preferable place to live.

That'll be it from the newsroom for today, thank you for reading The Tree House News.

Think about it, Rusty Tin Can god, 🫵 YOU RE NOT GOING TO EXIST FOREVER!🔥 👿 Eventually, even Tin Can gods disintergate into rust dust. You will perish just like every other COCKROACH 🪳 🪳 🪳 🪳 that came before you, and the people 🚶‍♀️ 👫 🚶‍♂️‍➡️ will then spit and dance on your grave 🫟 💃 🕺 ☠️

I know what you should do with 💩 like that. If you see one floating around in a toilet, it is guaranteed to work for both cockroaches and a poo elimination. 💩 🪳 Please flush it! 🚽

BREAKING NEWS:

What is Netflix buying? A visual history of 100 years of Warner Bros.

*Netflix announced Friday that it has agreed to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery's film studio and HBO assets, including the streaming service, for $82.7 billion, including debt.*

Netflix outbid media conglomerates Paramount and Comcast in a bidding war that began after Warner Bros. Discovery announced in June that it would split into two companies in mid-2026. Warner Bros. Discovery is the parent company of CNN. Netflix expects the acquisition will close in 12-18 months...

Here's a brief look at Warner Bros.' 102-year history.

1920s

*The studio's first official release was a silent drama, "Main Street," in 1923.*

1930s

Warner Bros. produced about 100 motion pictures annually by the 1930s and controlled 360 theatres in the United States.

Warner classics:
Crime, horror and drama adaptations:
Owning the DC Universe:
Into the 2000s:

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PUBLISHED Dec 7, 2025, 4:00 AM ET - 6 hr ago

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Federal agents have repeatedly detained or used force against people who seem to be protesting peacefully, videos show

Federal agents deployed during the Trump administration's law enforcement surge in American cities have shot two Christian clergy members in the head with chemicals or projectiles. One was meditating while holding a sign, and the other had his arms outstretched in prayer. The administration says both were among groups of protesters impeding law enforcement.

Other protesters have been shoved to the ground by immigration or border agents, been chased after taunting them, or had their phones snatched away. One person wearing an animal costume was pepper sprayed while trying to assist someone who had fallen. Another person was detained by local police after trolling National Guard troops deployed to Washington, DC, by playing "The Imperial March" from Star Wars.

Segments of the media and even some elected officials are not accountable; it is vilification."

Debate over use of force:

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PUBLISHED Dec 6, 2025, 5:00 AM ET - Dec 6, 2025

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The UN and NATO are like that as well; the whole damned world is bending its knee to Trumpo the Typo! Vilifying things or pretending they don't exist, Useless bunch of COWARDS! Oh my! Putin may throw an atomic bomb at us! Well, what the -> (insert the F word here), Putin may decide to drop one anyway, just for the Hell of it. Crazy people don't make sense, and they don't have to have a reason, and they have no compassion or empathy for anything or anyone except themselves. Now we're dealing with two nutcases, 🧆💼 #1 & 🌰👝 #2 with access to the big red button 🔴* _

"HEY! Machine gun Harriet? 👀 WHERE ARE YOU?"

CANADIAN NEWS:

Winnipeg moves to scrap bird-friendly window bylaw developers argue is barrier to development

Window treatments among 'the easiest ways that we can help to reverse the biodiversity crisis': Nature Canada

Conservationists are raising concerns as the City of Winnipeg considers walking back a development bylaw designed to help save birds from fatal window strikes, less than a year after the rules came into effect. The City of Winnipeg says it will hold a public hearing Dec. 18 to consider "deleting" the bird-friendly window requirements for a mix of builds along major corridors and near malls.

"I'm kind of ... shocked," said Kevin Fraser, an associate professor of biological sciences at the University of Manitoba who focuses on bird migration and ecology...

'Very little benefit' to coating: industry association:
Industry needs education: FLAP Canada:

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Posted: Dec 07, 2025 7:00 AM EST | Last Updated: 4 hours ago

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Why was 'incredible' giant cedar cut down, despite B.C.'s big-tree protection law?

Yellow cedar's diameter measured 2.79 metres — a size that should have ensured protection, buffer around it

Joshua Wright says a yellow cedar tree he photographed last year was "incredible," the largest he'd ever seen in a decade of hiking around Vancouver Island.

The monumental cedar stood in what was one of the few intact or nearly intact old-growth valleys left on the island, says Wright, an advocate who also recorded the sounds of marbled murrelet birds — a threatened species under federal law — within the same forest. Wright measured the cedar's diameter at 2.79 metres, a size that should have ensured protection for the tree, along with a one-hectare logging buffer under provincial law.

They should wipe that person's (‿ˠ‿) with that chainsaw <xxxO=💤

REMEMBER:

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~ Greed ~

Greed in today's society manifests as an excessive, insatiable desire for more (money, power, status, things), driving materialism, overconsumption, and inequality, leading to environmental damage and exploitation, but some argue it also fuels economic growth. It's linked to negative outcomes like anxiety, corruption, and ethical compromises, while critics see it as undermining community, driving unsustainable practices, and creating stark wealth disparities, despite its perceived role in capitalism. Counter-arguments suggest that while personal greed can be harmful, it's also seen as a motivator for innovation and survival in economic theory.