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Every power plant that has been built in the last 20 years has faced this kind of stupidity, it’s folks like Sierra Club and other paid grifters much like the van loads of thugs that were transported from city to city to protest, burn buildings and throw bricks.
They will get loud and stay loud until someone makes behind the scene payments to shut them up and make them go on to there next protest.

But be a working class American and get hurt and disabled, you’ll be denied at least 3-4 times for disability that YOU paid in and may never get it or have to pay an attorney thousands of dollars to force them to pay you.

It definitely isn’t just 11 million after the last 4 years, our borders have never been as wide open as the last 4 years

They’ll probably run 96” pipelines and draw water from the Ouchita River, it’s fairly clean and needs less filtration and chemicals. Probably discharge into the Mississippi, it most likely allows more turbidity and higher discharge temperatures at the outfall.
Pretty sure the water permits are already in process, so state EPA and others will have that information soon.
A 1500MW combined cycle power plant and other cooling water needs would almost have to require large streams for their supply and discharge, underground aquifers which supply farmers wells and city water supply would be depleted pretty quickly with the GPM those new facilities will need.

1 John:5 covers the topic pretty well and 1 John 5:7 says specifically, “For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.”
This verse cross ties with John 1:1 and is confirmed again in Revelation 19:13 where the returning Jesus is clothed in a vesture dipped in blood: and His name is called The Word of God.

Good reminder! This and prostate checks are 2 things that some guys just seem to avoid. I’ve been getting them for 14 years now and no problems so far but I have cancer in my family so not gonna risk it.
I’ve had two friends older than me that both delayed colonoscopy and both regret it, one had stage 4 colon cancer about the size of a softball removed, took chemo and all kind of meds for over 2 years, it flared back up and spread unfortunately we lost him a few days ago.
The other friend is still hanging on, his is rectal so a hard fight to just keep existing.
Doctors said both would have probably been caught if they had regular scope test, neither had a colonoscopy in over 10 years,
So if you think you’d rather die, you may sure get your chance.

Not sure what your budget is but .308 is a great Do It All caliber with bullet choices from 100 grain to 220 grain and the Ruger American is a good gun for the money, you can get one with a Vortex Crossfire scope for about $760 at Academy, not the most high end set up but one I’d have no problem using myself.
You might consider the Savage 110 Apex Storm Stainless with Vortex Crossfire for $780 or if you want to spend a little more the Howa 1500 Standard or Synthetic stock and threaded barrel cost $650 and has a 1 MOA guarantee, Weatherby Vanguard Badlands for $770 and the Tikka TX3 lite is about $800. Any of those would be great guns and you can top it with a Leupold VX Freedom or VX-3 in your price range and you’d be set for the rest of your life.

A friend of mine just bough an ATA CY Super Magnum 3-1/2” from Academy for less than $500, it’s really nice looking and handles well, it’s shot everything we’ve tried in it down to 1 oz, 1200 fps shells.
He also picked up the ATA CY for his son for about $420 after taxes, it’s the same gun Weatherby used to sell as the Weatherby SA-08, very light, swings easy and shoots good but does have a shorter length of pull than other guns I’ve shot.
After seeing his guns I did a good bit of research on them and I’m gonna try the ATA Neo X, it’s the same gun as the Weatherby Element but about $200-250 less expensive and I know 2 guys that love the Element.

Interestingly accurate

I’ve lived south of New Orleans but it was pre-Katrina and still a relatively safe and attractive place to live near and visit often, it not that anymore and I don’t go there anymore.
We never planned to move back to Shreveport but due to job transfer we are there and after deciding to not build in Bossier City our realtor recommended a house in the subdivision that includes the house you showed, we were reluctant because of the dangerous reputation that the hoods have created but we have been pleasantly surprised, especially with the neighborhood itself.
Unfortunately most Louisiana cities that are governed like Shreveport and New Orleans have developed crime problems and lost their attraction for new citizens, the area in Southeast Shreveport that includes Brunswick Place, Azalea Gardens and westward back towards Sothern Trace and Provenance are the only places in Shreveport I would consider living.
Otherwise, look at north Bossier, Benton, communities along Airline Drive and Benton Rd and eastward towards Stonebridge and Provident Oaks. Be diligent about checking flood zone maps on any homes in Bossier City or Southeast Shreveport.