Percival Building Consultants Ltd

23/04/2026

23/04/2026

3 day project

23/04/2026

Custom design and fit @

23/04/2026

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22/04/2026

Again Experience Pays Off!

22/04/2026

Professional Experience Pays Off!
Repairs to rotten fascia and soffit. Re-screw roof

26/02/2026

Our Private Island Little Vomo for our wedding day and dinner at The Rocks

At the edge of VOMO Island, with endless Pacific Ocean views interrupted only by Vomo Lailai, The Rocks is a culinary experience for every sense. What's for dinner tonight?

25/02/2026

New Vanity and trim
After flood of water ruined the old vanity

29/01/2026

Very true

Minneapolis residents aren’t just pushing back against Trump’s crackdown—they’re undercutting MAGA’s core philosophy, Adam Serwer reports from Minneapolis.
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“The federal surge into Minneapolis reflects a series of mistaken MAGA assumptions,” Serwer argues. “The first is the belief that diverse communities aren’t possible.”

Earlier this year, J. D. Vance said in a speech that “social bonds form among people who have something in common.” But this has been proved wrong in Minneapolis, Serwer writes: The vice president’s remarks “are the antithesis to the neighborism of the Twin Cities, whose people do not share the narcissism of being capable of loving only those who are exactly like them.”

“A second MAGA assumption is that the left is insincere in its values, and that principles of inclusion and unity are superficial forms of virtue signaling,” Serwer continues. Although this may be the case for some on the left, “it is not true of millions of ordinary Americans, who have poured into the streets in protest, spoken out against the administration, and, in Minnesota, resisted armed men in masks at the cost of their own life,” Serwer argues.

Third is that the “MAGA faith in liberal weakness has been paired with the conviction that real men—Trump’s men—are conversely strong,” Serwer continues. “The federal agents sent to Minnesota wear body armor and masks, and bear long guns and sidearms. But their skittishness and brutality are qualities associated with fear, not resolve. It takes far more courage to stare down the barrel of a gun while you’re armed with only a whistle and a phone than it does to point a gun at an unarmed protester.”

“No matter how many more armed men Trump sends to impose his will on the people of Minnesota, all he can do is accentuate their valor,” Serwer argues. “These agents, and the president who sent them, are no one’s heroes, no one’s saviors—just men with guns who have to hide their faces to shoot a mom in the face, and a nurse in the back.”

📸: Jack Califano for The Atlantic

29/01/2026

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