It is so funny, the Troyan horse is in the ACE2 binding domain of the Spike, literally, as the amino acid sequence of this string : "FRKSNLK-PFERD-IS-TEIYQAGSTPCNG" where in German language the 'PFERD-IS' means the 'horse is'..
THANK YOU FOR THE 'Butterly of the week'!! Didn't watch the 2 sweeties for a long time! Boy, and that is SO IMPORTANT! Hope you allow me to share David's Butterfly on my post too..??
The more we are spreading this the better:) Not sure they know, but monkeypox was never 'vaccine' preventable. The top specialist Dr. R. M. Buller, died possibly for it in 2016, according to Amazing Polly..
It might help to be resourceful, creative and unpredictable. Keep the info simple and to the point. Be a “fast” talker, using the most minimum words to explain what might be a complicated fact. An example; antibody dependant enhancement maybe, - the immune system is sick and tired of being abused by non sterilising, non working, spike protein and experimental mRNA Gene therapy injections to the point of being dysfunctional and maybe ceasing to work. Also called disease enhancement. Try if possible to use positives to sell the message, - (knowledge is power and peace of mind). It’s about fear (fear of missing out) and greed. The illusion or reality of common knowledge is important - “They mention that a lot now” Speak the “language” of your demographic or audience. Appropriate humour is good to break down fear and taboos. Be everywhere and nowhere. Speed and lasting impression is of the essence. This is basic advertising. Realise that the politically incorrect get shadow banned on social media. You hardly ever show. So spray the message on the highest rating appropriate channels in comments with link. I keep my ID private. Change your name and your friends names regularly if you can. Apply good, simple graphic design.
PLEASE, SHARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dr Paul Marik......"No.2 ICU Doctor in the World breaks down over Adverse Reactions from the Covid jabs being ignored & calls it a Humanitarian Crisis." (2 mins) https://twitter.com/i/status/1529342458030481408
I think you have to do as much as you can wherever you are. Stock as much food as you can with long shelf lives (barley, rice, canned goods). Water is a much bigger issue if the tap turns off have filtration supplies, tablets, even bleach in a pinch (and one gallon water per person per day is the rule). Dry beans, potatoes and sweet potatoes all double with long storage life and growing potential- if they are sprouting plant them sweet potatoes make beautiful vines and the greens can be eaten too. Carrots, onions, garlic and lettuce can regenerate from bulbs most peppers grow from seeds available inside the ones in the grocery store. If you have or know where fruit trees are in your area learn preservation techniques of drying, salting, canning, pickling, freezing and fermenting depending on local weather conditions. It would not be fun if the store shelves truly went empty. It might be worth it to prevent Hell on Earth
we sold everything, moved off-grid, ex-pat, and started over in a place that has food. That's the only thing which gave me peace of mind. I am going back into the West next month. I just wanna have someplace to go if the shtf. I don't think staying in the cities would be an option, but it depends on how gnarly it gets. I hope we have enough resilancy to see through this next winter. Things are gonna get real soon.
so what happened September 2019 to spike the repo rate and trigger the massive money printing ? at the time, heard speculation that a big German bank might be going bankrupt... was the house of cards teetering? would still like to have answers...
... maybe to answer the question would reveal what a bad idea globalization, interdependency was?
unless you have a rural farm it is going to be very difficult to be self-sustainable ... so like Mike, am open to suggestions as to nipping this in the bud ... it’s time.
I've been advising people to start a garden for more than a decade, and until lately they didn't care. Even now I can bend an ear but its still too hard for them. Perhaps the food they are eating doesn't give them enough strength. I recently joked; what's worse? Starting a garden or standing in a line waiting for your share of bug soup? I think most people would rather stand in line.
It is so funny, the Troyan horse is in the ACE2 binding domain of the Spike, literally, as the amino acid sequence of this string : "FRKSNLK-PFERD-IS-TEIYQAGSTPCNG" where in German language the 'PFERD-IS' means the 'horse is'..
THANK YOU FOR THE 'Butterly of the week'!! Didn't watch the 2 sweeties for a long time! Boy, and that is SO IMPORTANT! Hope you allow me to share David's Butterfly on my post too..??
The more we are spreading this the better:) Not sure they know, but monkeypox was never 'vaccine' preventable. The top specialist Dr. R. M. Buller, died possibly for it in 2016, according to Amazing Polly..
It might help to be resourceful, creative and unpredictable. Keep the info simple and to the point. Be a “fast” talker, using the most minimum words to explain what might be a complicated fact. An example; antibody dependant enhancement maybe, - the immune system is sick and tired of being abused by non sterilising, non working, spike protein and experimental mRNA Gene therapy injections to the point of being dysfunctional and maybe ceasing to work. Also called disease enhancement. Try if possible to use positives to sell the message, - (knowledge is power and peace of mind). It’s about fear (fear of missing out) and greed. The illusion or reality of common knowledge is important - “They mention that a lot now” Speak the “language” of your demographic or audience. Appropriate humour is good to break down fear and taboos. Be everywhere and nowhere. Speed and lasting impression is of the essence. This is basic advertising. Realise that the politically incorrect get shadow banned on social media. You hardly ever show. So spray the message on the highest rating appropriate channels in comments with link. I keep my ID private. Change your name and your friends names regularly if you can. Apply good, simple graphic design.
Deviant.
PLEASE, SHARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dr Paul Marik......"No.2 ICU Doctor in the World breaks down over Adverse Reactions from the Covid jabs being ignored & calls it a Humanitarian Crisis." (2 mins) https://twitter.com/i/status/1529342458030481408
I think you have to do as much as you can wherever you are. Stock as much food as you can with long shelf lives (barley, rice, canned goods). Water is a much bigger issue if the tap turns off have filtration supplies, tablets, even bleach in a pinch (and one gallon water per person per day is the rule). Dry beans, potatoes and sweet potatoes all double with long storage life and growing potential- if they are sprouting plant them sweet potatoes make beautiful vines and the greens can be eaten too. Carrots, onions, garlic and lettuce can regenerate from bulbs most peppers grow from seeds available inside the ones in the grocery store. If you have or know where fruit trees are in your area learn preservation techniques of drying, salting, canning, pickling, freezing and fermenting depending on local weather conditions. It would not be fun if the store shelves truly went empty. It might be worth it to prevent Hell on Earth
we sold everything, moved off-grid, ex-pat, and started over in a place that has food. That's the only thing which gave me peace of mind. I am going back into the West next month. I just wanna have someplace to go if the shtf. I don't think staying in the cities would be an option, but it depends on how gnarly it gets. I hope we have enough resilancy to see through this next winter. Things are gonna get real soon.
so what happened September 2019 to spike the repo rate and trigger the massive money printing ? at the time, heard speculation that a big German bank might be going bankrupt... was the house of cards teetering? would still like to have answers...
... maybe to answer the question would reveal what a bad idea globalization, interdependency was?
Learning to Garden takes many years. your first year in particular is likely to result in disappointing yields. You need to start as soon as you can.
unless you have a rural farm it is going to be very difficult to be self-sustainable ... so like Mike, am open to suggestions as to nipping this in the bud ... it’s time.
I've been advising people to start a garden for more than a decade, and until lately they didn't care. Even now I can bend an ear but its still too hard for them. Perhaps the food they are eating doesn't give them enough strength. I recently joked; what's worse? Starting a garden or standing in a line waiting for your share of bug soup? I think most people would rather stand in line.