Those who are worried about imagined mass depopulation schemes from mystical control of vax components by telephones, using non existent technologies that the theorists never try to explain, should be far more concerned by real depopulation schemes by nuclear bombs which have proliferated using real, proven technologies. Joe seems pretty motivated to nuke us all. Our best hope is the soldiers responsible for annihilating us will be too busy with tyranny equity briefings to execute the orders.
The purge hasn't just begun its been planned for decades in this modern form and practiced intensely since the start of the big scare. This doctor is a nobody to the elite.
The articles dealing with food are false, agriculture is failing because it debases the fertility of soil and at some point the soil fails doesn't matter how much chemicals are sprayed on the crops. On average ground the fertility lasts about a century using this practice...
The other article on food is also false, canning is a bad choice, growing seeds for flour is a bad choice, the entire article is littered with bad choices. About the only good choice was to grow vegetables in the backyard idea.
Only a small fraction of land is farmed, so a fundamental of farming is rotating crops and allowing fields to lay fallow ar regular intervals. That isn't always done well, and some nutrients like magnesium are commonly deficient, so there's lots of room for improvement.
Canning is a good choice to preserve foods between seasons. Vegetables are notorious for not being available when we need them. Greenhouse techniques are getting more successful at producing all year, though it's more expensive. Nuclear winter will prevent all crops for years after Armageddon, so preserved foods will be necessary to sustain the survivors.
Instead of refuting my ideas you ought to ask why I think that way. But that's ok, the experiments I am conducting mean nothing to those who only read internet articles.
What does that have to do with growing and preserving food? Nothing, most of the time this comes from people who simply don't know how. Its off to the grocery store every week for those types, can't imagine anything else.
You read "End Times" headline news but missed the punch line. You are going back to the life of your ancestors, which is separate from how did people preserve food for the winter before canning, because you can't take care of yourself.
It has to do with the nostalgia for outdated practices. Doesn't really matter how people used to do things, but using the best methods available. You're correct that most people have become dependent on others to care for them. Most of them don't know how to can, either.
I'm Norwegian, and a popular antiquity there is lutefisk, which is a traditional method of preserving fish with salt and lye. It's pretty disgusting, but does serve to maintain the nutrients when the ocean freezes. Better to move south and enjoy fresh fish year round. Infatuation with the past while ignoring what we've learned is seldom the best solution.
You pick one of the worst methods and think this is it?
Just because I think canning food is not the best method isn't cause to abandon all forms of food storage I use. For storage, which is about 5 months here where not much grows, maybe a few roots overwintering in the ground can be had during warm spells or under thick mulch, otherwise there is a list of crops that need little care needing only attention to temperature and humidity, in the US our ancestor smallholders called these areas root cellars. Then there are crops that can withstand frosts to 25f extending the season of fresh. Fresh is the best and should be thought of before any storage methods. Then there are crops that overwinter in frozen ground. Then there is lacto fermentation, then there is dehydration, using the sun with proper design receives the highest marks. Then there is freezing lots less work involved than canning. I suppose I would can fish and venison if I get too much, but that rarely happens.
Food year round is a design and timing issue, it helps I don't want to feed anyone else that doesn't help out.
For the rest of humanity, take what you can get, canned bugs looks like the new menu item. Hahahahaha!
Every climate has preferred methods for food storage. Of course, life near the arctic circle isn't typical, but demonstrates the adaptations people make.
A little store on the corner with my Jr high school sold tins of chocolate covered ants. No one I knew took them seriously, but they were fun for teasing other kids. Much more popular in other parts of the world.
The people around the Arctic Circle are no longer adapted to the area. But yes, climate and geography physical and mental adaptations are necessary to survive without modern technology. Humans are going back.
I also hunt and ice fish in the winter, but these activities are predicated on vehicle fuel availability. But then again, no fuel not much canning either. But that will never ever be an issue through the "End Times".
Several years ago, I spent over an hour cooling my heels in the waiting room of a medical practice. "What gives?" I asked the receptionist. "The medical staff got their mandatory flu shots yesterday," she told me. "Half of them called in sick today."
Years before covid blew in, the warning signs were there. If only we had heeded them!
The PLANdemic revealed that many, if not most, doctors turned out to be whores looking for a government and Big Pharma handout and also cowards who followed the CDC, FDA and AMA guidelines that were often harmful to their patients.
More than that, their training is limited to recognizing symptoms and prescribing standard care. Most really aren't capable of tailoring therapies, and the few who are, know their professional success depends on sticking with the script. The real villains aren't the doctors, who are just mechanics following a manual, but their bosses who write the manual.
Very interesting about Ted Gunderson, don’t put anything past the Elites but not sure that the horrific Mc Martin Preschool case fits in this category in the way presented.
There is a lot for the prosecution to justify given that it was the most expensive (to the taxpayers) case ever and fit a popular theme of the 1980s of daycare provider persecution. Alleged victims, now adults, recount being coached, groomed by zealous child psychologists for testimonials and how their lives were damaged, permanently impacted. Was surprised to recently learn that the psychologist in the Mc Martin prosecution team is now involved in promoting the ‘Trans’ agenda for kids in California.
Those who are worried about imagined mass depopulation schemes from mystical control of vax components by telephones, using non existent technologies that the theorists never try to explain, should be far more concerned by real depopulation schemes by nuclear bombs which have proliferated using real, proven technologies. Joe seems pretty motivated to nuke us all. Our best hope is the soldiers responsible for annihilating us will be too busy with tyranny equity briefings to execute the orders.
The purge hasn't just begun its been planned for decades in this modern form and practiced intensely since the start of the big scare. This doctor is a nobody to the elite.
The articles dealing with food are false, agriculture is failing because it debases the fertility of soil and at some point the soil fails doesn't matter how much chemicals are sprayed on the crops. On average ground the fertility lasts about a century using this practice...
The other article on food is also false, canning is a bad choice, growing seeds for flour is a bad choice, the entire article is littered with bad choices. About the only good choice was to grow vegetables in the backyard idea.
Only a small fraction of land is farmed, so a fundamental of farming is rotating crops and allowing fields to lay fallow ar regular intervals. That isn't always done well, and some nutrients like magnesium are commonly deficient, so there's lots of room for improvement.
Canning is a good choice to preserve foods between seasons. Vegetables are notorious for not being available when we need them. Greenhouse techniques are getting more successful at producing all year, though it's more expensive. Nuclear winter will prevent all crops for years after Armageddon, so preserved foods will be necessary to sustain the survivors.
Instead of refuting my ideas you ought to ask why I think that way. But that's ok, the experiments I am conducting mean nothing to those who only read internet articles.
I assumed you would tell us if you have reasons.
Consult a soil scientist and research how people stored food before canning.
And they didn't have shoes or indoor plumbing. We've made lots of improvements.
What does that have to do with growing and preserving food? Nothing, most of the time this comes from people who simply don't know how. Its off to the grocery store every week for those types, can't imagine anything else.
You read "End Times" headline news but missed the punch line. You are going back to the life of your ancestors, which is separate from how did people preserve food for the winter before canning, because you can't take care of yourself.
It has to do with the nostalgia for outdated practices. Doesn't really matter how people used to do things, but using the best methods available. You're correct that most people have become dependent on others to care for them. Most of them don't know how to can, either.
I'm Norwegian, and a popular antiquity there is lutefisk, which is a traditional method of preserving fish with salt and lye. It's pretty disgusting, but does serve to maintain the nutrients when the ocean freezes. Better to move south and enjoy fresh fish year round. Infatuation with the past while ignoring what we've learned is seldom the best solution.
You pick one of the worst methods and think this is it?
Just because I think canning food is not the best method isn't cause to abandon all forms of food storage I use. For storage, which is about 5 months here where not much grows, maybe a few roots overwintering in the ground can be had during warm spells or under thick mulch, otherwise there is a list of crops that need little care needing only attention to temperature and humidity, in the US our ancestor smallholders called these areas root cellars. Then there are crops that can withstand frosts to 25f extending the season of fresh. Fresh is the best and should be thought of before any storage methods. Then there are crops that overwinter in frozen ground. Then there is lacto fermentation, then there is dehydration, using the sun with proper design receives the highest marks. Then there is freezing lots less work involved than canning. I suppose I would can fish and venison if I get too much, but that rarely happens.
Food year round is a design and timing issue, it helps I don't want to feed anyone else that doesn't help out.
For the rest of humanity, take what you can get, canned bugs looks like the new menu item. Hahahahaha!
Every climate has preferred methods for food storage. Of course, life near the arctic circle isn't typical, but demonstrates the adaptations people make.
A little store on the corner with my Jr high school sold tins of chocolate covered ants. No one I knew took them seriously, but they were fun for teasing other kids. Much more popular in other parts of the world.
The people around the Arctic Circle are no longer adapted to the area. But yes, climate and geography physical and mental adaptations are necessary to survive without modern technology. Humans are going back.
How about this idea? Have a large enough of a garden with chickens on the edge to provide fresh in season, then eat bugs in the winter?
I also hunt and ice fish in the winter, but these activities are predicated on vehicle fuel availability. But then again, no fuel not much canning either. But that will never ever be an issue through the "End Times".
Several years ago, I spent over an hour cooling my heels in the waiting room of a medical practice. "What gives?" I asked the receptionist. "The medical staff got their mandatory flu shots yesterday," she told me. "Half of them called in sick today."
Years before covid blew in, the warning signs were there. If only we had heeded them!
The PLANdemic revealed that many, if not most, doctors turned out to be whores looking for a government and Big Pharma handout and also cowards who followed the CDC, FDA and AMA guidelines that were often harmful to their patients.
More than that, their training is limited to recognizing symptoms and prescribing standard care. Most really aren't capable of tailoring therapies, and the few who are, know their professional success depends on sticking with the script. The real villains aren't the doctors, who are just mechanics following a manual, but their bosses who write the manual.
Just to let you know Lioness, your substack is always the first I read every morning.
Thank you for your hard work. Much appreciated. 🙏 blessings.
Very interesting about Ted Gunderson, don’t put anything past the Elites but not sure that the horrific Mc Martin Preschool case fits in this category in the way presented.
There is a lot for the prosecution to justify given that it was the most expensive (to the taxpayers) case ever and fit a popular theme of the 1980s of daycare provider persecution. Alleged victims, now adults, recount being coached, groomed by zealous child psychologists for testimonials and how their lives were damaged, permanently impacted. Was surprised to recently learn that the psychologist in the Mc Martin prosecution team is now involved in promoting the ‘Trans’ agenda for kids in California.
Some media painted him as a hero. More will, soon.
Increasing numbers of people have no training in critical thinking. Failure of the education system.