God wants me to put the New Israel in South Dakota that has 860,000 people. I say God, even though God might be dead. There will be a East and West Israel. The Orthodox Jews will live East of the Missouri river, and the secular Jews live West of the Missouri. Because they can not get along is why the Old Israel – is doomed – along with having hostile neighbors.
Wealthy Arab nations would help pay for the move, and even build fantastic climate controlled cities. Israel can keep its gas and oil reserve and sell it to the new inhabitants of Old Israel that is 6, 178 Sq. miles, while SD is 77, 116 Sq. miles.
The goal is not to think about Jews and Arabs for a thousand years – if you live outside Old Feudal Land! I hardly think about the people of South Dakota. I just don’t give a damn!
Just kidding! That was a test. SD homeowners will be given twice the worth of their homes, and renters $20,000 dollars to relocate. North Dakota will also be a Boom State. New Israel will help Native Americans with the money they no longer have to spend on an army. There was talk about tearing down Mount Rushmore, but I see it as the Mecca to Reform Judaism. More about that later.
That’s enough for now. There is a solution – for everything! Use your imagination! Use your brains.
John Presco
These 8 Aerial Views In South Dakota Will Leave You Mesmerized
By Katie|Updated on June 08, 2019 (Originally published May 25, 2019)
South Dakota is a state of stunning beauty. From the badlands to the prairies and the rivers to the forests, these aerial views in South Dakota are unbelievable. In fact, the beauty of our state is so true that many people have taken to using drones to capture images from the sky, which you can enjoy via these 8 best aerial views of South Dakota:
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3. The Missouri River
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This enormous winding river runs directly down the center of the state. This stunning video captures the river as well as the sun-speckled clouds, giving all around perfect views of South Dakota from above.
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5. South Dakota harvest
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One of the most treasured times of year in the midwest is harvest. This aerial video perfectly captures the astonishing beauty that South Dakota residents know and love.
8. Badlands
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What better way to begin and end an aerial roundup of South Dakota than with the Badlands? Since we can never get enough, here is a parting shot that was taken via drone.
These aerial views in South Dakota are just a few of the gorgeous views South Dakota has to offer. Which views are your favorite? For even more of the best scenic spots in all of SoDak (with or without a drone!), check out These Jaw Dropping Places in South Dakota Will Blow You Away.
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Best Aerial Views of South Dakota
Annie | June 08, 2019
What are the most scenic places in South Dakota?
In our opinion, every corner of South Dakota is scenic, but if you want the most bang for your buck (or you are traveling through and only have a short period of time), we recommend visiting the aforementioned Badlands, the wildlife wonderland that is Custer State Park, and/or the picture-perfect Sylvan Lake.
What are the most well known landmarks in South Dakota?
We could seriously write a novel about South Dakota’s many landmarks, but for the sake of time, we will just highlight a few! In terms of man-made South Dakota marvels, there is the iconic Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse, and Mitchell Corn Palace. If you are looking for something all-natural, we again recommend the Badlands, as well as Wind Cave National Park and Spearfish Canyon.
What are the best little known attractions in South Dakota?
Do you want to beat the crowds at Mount Rushmore and Wind Cave? We suggest checking out a few of South Dakota’s lesser-known attractions, like the jaw-dropping Laframboise Island Nature Area in Pierre, Petrified Wood Park in Lemmon, and/or Hot Springs’ historic Mammoth Site.
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