It appears that agencies in the US and Canada are throwing in the towel in their efforts to monitor and sensor Plautdietch for misinformation and disinformation.
It appears that cultural barriers are also being broken down with the repeal of the old bylaw. The Chjanls Rampe-shu says, “it was never fair that only Chortitzer couples were allowed to go dancing and us Blumenort people had to be content with sipping yerba on the lawn swing”!
It appears that agencies in the US and Canada are throwing in the towel in their efforts to monitor and sensor Plautdietch for misinformation and disinformation.
Possibly, the most terrifying occurrence of all, is what happens every night, shortly after all the lights in the house go out!
Ed Giesbrecht, a local area farmer, says the process is centuries-old. "I'm surprised that others haven't discovered this. It's quite simple really."
It appears that cultural barriers are also being broken down with the repeal of the old bylaw. The Chjanls Rampe-shu says, “it was never fair that only Chortitzer couples were allowed to go dancing and us Blumenort people had to be content with sipping yerba on the lawn swing”!
I was pretty scared as we waited out in the bush for the lights to appear. Henry said he'd protect me.