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WalkingDead posted an update 6 years, 11 months ago
Recent flooding and a longer winter will mean a shortage of meat and other staples this year and beyond. Best buy your meats and vegetables now and stock your freezers. It will be too late to avoid the higher costs in 60-90 days as producers begin to take profits.
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This is spot on. I live in Nebraska, and from what we’re hearing, it’s BAD. The numbers coming out are staggering and the media, surprise-surprise, are keeping a lid on the scarcity that is heading our way.
There is one good thing: even the most gullible will realize that the theory of “global warming” due to anthropic CO2 is a fairy tale put out there with an agenda.
I’m reminded of something CAF said in one of the last few quarterly updates, regarding global warming, you can’t even begin to have a climate debate until both sides acknowledge that at least 4 state governments are actively employing ionic heaters.
*Ionospheric
Regarding the Ionospheric heaters and the “chemtrails” aligned with them, most of us have enough barium in us to show up on X-band radar now. With the rollout of 5G, this means we are all trackable via this technology. There will be nowhere to hide, regardless of whether you’re “chipped” or not.
We grow a garden every year, can what we grow, we have chickens, and go on halves with another family on a cow, as needed. I hunt for venison and wild pigs, seine for shrimp during the season, and fish a great deal. In that respect, I’m not so reliant on the current just in time delivery of groceries, though I do depend on it for certain items. I am blessed to live in an area of the country where I can do that. Most of us don’t, and that may lead to problems in the coming future, which I, and most of those who live here, are prepared to handle, many are not. I hope it never comes to that.
Mankind is its own worst enemy, it would seem, and our ignorance and arrogance may be our downfall in the long run, if some cataclysm doens’t get us first.