The new renewables religion
There has been a stirring at Stonehenge. The ancient Inca spirits of Machu Picchu are coming alive. While at the Great Pyramid of Giza, visitors have reported high-pitched sounds of excitement from inside the stonework.Across an ungodly globe we are witnessing the rebirth of pagan idolatry. Sun worshippers are particularly active, breaking Coronavirus restrictions to climb tall structures in an attempt to get closer to their object of desire.
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