There are almost no revolutionaries left in the USA or Europe, just morally defunct Masses emotionless, insincere, selfish Individuals scared to loose their "privileges"... A dysfunctional, sad collapsing Country and Culture, by the way Kanada in no better !!!
i managed to avoid the vax, dont use a cellphone, dont use credit, dont support multinationals, drive an old car, am rejecting smart meters, and am self employed. So, maybe I qualify as a revolutionary? I understand your frustration but really would be be here to read it if folks are mostly a lost cause as you imply?
Kanada is much worse, let me tell you. Yet, there are many-many people in both countries to cause some serious trouble for the cabal, once the sheeple are culled.
Ahh freezing rain, beautiful to look at during the rising sun but devastating if it lasts more than a couple of hours. Have been enjoying a very mild winter here in Nova Scotia, little snow and very mild, records set and all that while the heart of the continent suffered extreme cold and snow. Then this weekend the cold finally caught up. Friday temp hit a low of -25c with wind chill around -31c and it held on through Saturday. Sunday morn here temp -6.6c and rising. Rain in the forecast for tomorrow! Storms of our grandchildren are here, just more likely due to the weakening magnetosphere than humans. Not saying our pollution isn't helping with the weirding. The benzene and toluene article is interesting as well, just another thing missing from the "climate models" that we were so sure about.
Thanks Red. Temperature volatility is a big deal, a big stress. It's the sudden highs and lows that kill, not the average. Even though our place in Yoakum is supposedly climate zone 9, we keep getting sudden and hard freezes that are typical of climate zone 8 or even 7, and then we had the record hot summer for May, June and July last year.
I do think the military understands climate much better than the information we are given. The US Army figured in 1972 that it "would own the weather" by about now.
Thank you, as always - fine research! And gosh, looks cold! So far a somewhat mild winter here in Finland and Europe. People surviving electricity bills withot rebellion. Largish unreported demonstrations in larger cities seem to be going on, ignoring seems to be the strategy of choice. We are still well off, even with "haircuts". But there is still at least a month or two of winter to go, so we'll see. As to downhill empires, improving management would be great, but hard to achieve in practice. Usually just more chaos and denial. But Rome is still standing, after imperial adventures and many, many turns after that. Been reading the Prague Cemetery by Umberto Eco, a historical novel based on real events. Eco says about the time:
"The nineteenth century was full of monstrous and mysterious events: the mysterious death of Ippolito Nievo, the forgery of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion that inspired Hitler's extermination of the Jews, the Dreyfus affair and endless intrigue spun by the secret police of different countries, the Masons, Jesuit plots, and other events whose accuracy can't ever be authenticated, but that serve as fodder for feuilletons 150 years later."
All that puts current madness in context, at least for me. An ever-revolving carousel for those who want to be spectators, or even participants. I notice I am gradually losing interest. What makes me want to jump up and live? This is a question Martin Prechtel asks in his stories, and researching that in my life interests me more than imperial carousels. Yet I note it is necessary to keep some track of large objects flying off the crumbling carousel.
Thank You, Kristiina. Historical context is so important, because otherwise we are walking blindly into the crossfire, as so many have done recently.
I hope you find your calling, and it may not make you "want to jump up and live", as much as to help those who have been injured and dispossessed to live. I am trying to give people a warning, so they won't blindly walk into traps. It seems to me that this first phase of power grab and genocide is upon those who blindly trust in the power structure. A structure that has always sort of worked for people before, at least in the west.
The Russians and many in the former eastern bloc have seen what is behind the masks of authority.
Yes, I feel like we are. :-) The nature of substack, though, is only one of us gets to initiate conversations. I'm glad to know you even if its "this" way! Cheers!
Thank you Dr. John for being a true TRUTH & Health Freedom Warrior. Blessings to you & your wife Jenny. Our son lives in Austin - good to know power has been restored.
There are almost no revolutionaries left in the USA or Europe, just morally defunct Masses emotionless, insincere, selfish Individuals scared to loose their "privileges"... A dysfunctional, sad collapsing Country and Culture, by the way Kanada in no better !!!
i managed to avoid the vax, dont use a cellphone, dont use credit, dont support multinationals, drive an old car, am rejecting smart meters, and am self employed. So, maybe I qualify as a revolutionary? I understand your frustration but really would be be here to read it if folks are mostly a lost cause as you imply?
Growing vegetables feeds revolutionaries.
:-)
Kanada is much worse, let me tell you. Yet, there are many-many people in both countries to cause some serious trouble for the cabal, once the sheeple are culled.
Let's supersede the cabal.
First secure food, water, fuel, shelter and the necessities of life for your group.
This may take awhile...
Ahh freezing rain, beautiful to look at during the rising sun but devastating if it lasts more than a couple of hours. Have been enjoying a very mild winter here in Nova Scotia, little snow and very mild, records set and all that while the heart of the continent suffered extreme cold and snow. Then this weekend the cold finally caught up. Friday temp hit a low of -25c with wind chill around -31c and it held on through Saturday. Sunday morn here temp -6.6c and rising. Rain in the forecast for tomorrow! Storms of our grandchildren are here, just more likely due to the weakening magnetosphere than humans. Not saying our pollution isn't helping with the weirding. The benzene and toluene article is interesting as well, just another thing missing from the "climate models" that we were so sure about.
Thanks Red. Temperature volatility is a big deal, a big stress. It's the sudden highs and lows that kill, not the average. Even though our place in Yoakum is supposedly climate zone 9, we keep getting sudden and hard freezes that are typical of climate zone 8 or even 7, and then we had the record hot summer for May, June and July last year.
I do think the military understands climate much better than the information we are given. The US Army figured in 1972 that it "would own the weather" by about now.
Thank you, as always - fine research! And gosh, looks cold! So far a somewhat mild winter here in Finland and Europe. People surviving electricity bills withot rebellion. Largish unreported demonstrations in larger cities seem to be going on, ignoring seems to be the strategy of choice. We are still well off, even with "haircuts". But there is still at least a month or two of winter to go, so we'll see. As to downhill empires, improving management would be great, but hard to achieve in practice. Usually just more chaos and denial. But Rome is still standing, after imperial adventures and many, many turns after that. Been reading the Prague Cemetery by Umberto Eco, a historical novel based on real events. Eco says about the time:
"The nineteenth century was full of monstrous and mysterious events: the mysterious death of Ippolito Nievo, the forgery of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion that inspired Hitler's extermination of the Jews, the Dreyfus affair and endless intrigue spun by the secret police of different countries, the Masons, Jesuit plots, and other events whose accuracy can't ever be authenticated, but that serve as fodder for feuilletons 150 years later."
All that puts current madness in context, at least for me. An ever-revolving carousel for those who want to be spectators, or even participants. I notice I am gradually losing interest. What makes me want to jump up and live? This is a question Martin Prechtel asks in his stories, and researching that in my life interests me more than imperial carousels. Yet I note it is necessary to keep some track of large objects flying off the crumbling carousel.
Thank You, Kristiina. Historical context is so important, because otherwise we are walking blindly into the crossfire, as so many have done recently.
I hope you find your calling, and it may not make you "want to jump up and live", as much as to help those who have been injured and dispossessed to live. I am trying to give people a warning, so they won't blindly walk into traps. It seems to me that this first phase of power grab and genocide is upon those who blindly trust in the power structure. A structure that has always sort of worked for people before, at least in the west.
The Russians and many in the former eastern bloc have seen what is behind the masks of authority.
Mid Texas deep freeze!
Bless you for sharing your thoughts. I wish we were neighbors. Have a Peaceful Sunday.
I like your Mr. Natural avatar. We sorta' ARE neighbors, right?
Yes, I feel like we are. :-) The nature of substack, though, is only one of us gets to initiate conversations. I'm glad to know you even if its "this" way! Cheers!
Thank you Dr. John for being a true TRUTH & Health Freedom Warrior. Blessings to you & your wife Jenny. Our son lives in Austin - good to know power has been restored.
The outages were widespread, but very spotty and variable, up to 72% of users were without power at one point Friday.
Thank You, Susan. We are blessed, which gives us more responsibility, since we have been "given much".
I just love this picture of two people being truly content with each-other..