Bolster

1. a long thick pillow that is often placed under other pillows 2. to support; prop up; to strengthen

DarLee

DarLee

@thedlee.bsky.social

Trumps a malignant narcissist & sociopath. We know this. He creates his own realities to bolster these psychoses. He's done it since he was a teen. Because the reality is painful. A bad student, businessman, husband & POTUS. He can't acknowledge that. So he pretends it's not so. Hard.

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@patinate.bsky.social

Britain’s prime minister Andy Burnham has compared Ukraine’s resistance against Russia to Britain’s fights against Nazi Germany, and vowed to help Kyiv bolster its air defences ahead of the winter

Burnham is another warmonger, and Starmer clone, serving powerful vested interests and hidden agendas.

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Pursuing Positivity

Pursuing Positivity

@pursuingpositivity.pxvs.io

Renewable power just hit a third of the world’s capacity, adding 171 GW in a year.

The annual increase of 7.9 per cent was bolstered by new additions from solar and wind energy, which accounted for 84 per cent of the growth.

Receipts + full story: https://https://pursuingpositivity.com #energy

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