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  1. Natural Gas – US Production: I’m seeing a lot of commentary that we can just throw a few switches and problem solved….this is manifestly not the case. While Appalachia alone has 200yrs worth of proven NG and possibly much more, getting it out of the ground has been severely impaired. Trained personnel have left the oilfield and found jobs elsewhere, there is a severe shortage of water trucks (brine water is a byproduct of oil and gas production, and must be disposed of), many drilling rigs were destroyed and pipeline construction delayed or terminated. Unlike oil, where blocking pipelines results in more rail traffic, natural gas is only transported by pipeline to the end user…5%+ is piped to liquefaction facilities and becomes LNG which can be transported by ship. Currently there is a shortage of personnel and equipment that will take at least a couple of years to clear.

    1. Appreciate your posting this. Curious how things look in North Dakota and Alaska.

      1. North Dakota is oil centric and natural gas is a byproduct (same in TX). North Dakota oil is very light and volatile so it needs to be blended with heavy crude (think Venezuela) in order to be refined in quantity…so the re-engagement is multi factorial. The downturn in the oilfield was longer and deeper than most people think – during that time equipment was scrapped, repurposed and moved. People went elsewhere…most of these places are sparsely populated to begin with.

        Not as familiar with AK, but they have strong economics in their oilfield…adding incrementally is probably challenging for the same equipment/people reasons.

        These challenges arise before getting to a level where expanding capacity confronts regulatory actions that have impaired growth.

  5. Hero of the week: Naomi Wolf for great interviews on Tucker among others this week.

  6. Just watched (and did a screen recording of) a Stew Peters interview that was sent to us by three different people this morning. It discusses the correlation of cov-19 and snake venom. One has to watch if for that to make sense, but it’s quite something. Cannot recommend it enough, and also hoping for some feedback. Could this be possible?

    Speed up the first part of the video (quite obnoxious), to get to where the interview with Dr. Ardis begins:

    https://rumble.com/v10mnew-live-world-premiere-watch-the-water.html

    1. IMO it is a COMPLETE WASTE OF YOUR TIME. The one I tried to watch likely had heavy entrainment.

      2. A friend of mine who is exceptionally intelligent and wise to the methods of manipulation that we all face also suggested that I view the Stew Peters interview on snake venom. Would you say that this is not worth viewing because it does not include the deeper monetary aspect of the injections? This person is so credible that I gifted them a temporary subscription to Solari during the holiday season. Would greatly appreciate your feedback.

        1. On a scale of 1-10, I give it a -5. That is 5 below 0. My guess is it is designed to bolox of the investigation into ingredients and white out some recent pieces published, including on the pathologist reports – which it did. So very successful as disinfo. The version I started to watch IMO had a heavy overlay of entrainment – which is why I stopped watching. Would not surprise me that if it was present, was designed to tap into the Christians right before Easter. Meryl Nass wrote a piece about it that was good and which I posted, so did Patrick Wood which was subscriber only so did not post. Hope that helps. It is my rule to not spend time unpacking videos and presentations that I consider to be not useful. This one has certainly wasted my time and enormous amounts of time in the subscriber base just looking at the questions I have gotten.

          We are being poisoned and it certainly makes sense to investigate how to protect yourself from various poisons and how to test for them and detox if possible. I would worry about heavy metals, including the aluminum in the spraying, before I worried about snake venom.

          If you read the Ellis Medavoy, one of the ways that the PR folks got things to go viral was with tying disease to exotic animals – African monkeys, Chinese bads…..has become almost SOP – as in Standard Operating Procedures.

          Very smart people are often tricked by the resonation in the entrainmnet tech. Which is why it is essential to study this stuff. Synthetic resonation can full just about anyone if you do not know it exists.

          1. I forgot all about the comments from Ellis Medavoy – big congrats to Jon Rappoport for the information. Thanks for the course correction! This is quite an opportunity to discuss entrainment techniques with the friend…

  7. Catherine,
    I just learned that Bill & Melinda Gates foundation is buying up fish farms in Greece. You are right, food will be the underlying asset for CBDCs.

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