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  1. Just FYI …
    https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/europe-buying-all-russian-oil-it-can-banning-it
    “Earlier this month, the FT reported that the European Commission had drafted a document seeking sweeping powers over European businesses. The sweeping powers, if approved, would include the “powers to require businesses to stockpile supplies and break delivery contracts in order to shore up supply chains in the event of a crisis such as the coronavirus pandemic.””

  2. Catherine,
    the number 3 is the liar‘s number! 2 is too less and 4 is too much. So liars will pick the number 3 preferably, or a multiple thereof (30, 33, etc.). So, I believe this Taiwanese gentleman is making a joke or is pointing to something else but it has definitely nothing to do with educating marksmen.

  3. Story 1/Cremation: Yup, they want our bodies to lie in the streets so people will be busy collecting and burying them; with the threat of disease looming, killing even more people. So they switch off the gas. “The dead bodies won’t stop. You have to deal with them.”

    Three outcomes: kill, control, incarcerate

    Now what!?

  4. “nested spiderweb”
    If anyone comes across this reference, I’d be interested to hear the context.

  5. A PhD in labeling seems to have scared John Titus. I read the labels every time I do grocery shopping. Its easy, if you see something like “monosodium nitrate” for example, just ask yourself, do I have a jar or box of that in my pantry? DO I grow that in my backyard? No? Then it probably should not be in my food.

    The only ingredients in your food should be whatever it takes to make that food. For example, bread…yeast, flour, water, maybe some herbs, spices or nuts. Thats it.If you see anything more, like maybe Tricalcium phosphate, again, ask yourself, do I keep a jar or box of Tricalcium phosphate in my pantry? No? Then put that bread back, if its not an ingredient that you cook with, it should probably not be in your body.

    Ingredients in the food you buy at a corporate store or even a small mom and pop grocery store, should not sound like a chemistry experiment, it should sound like grandma’s old recipe and Tricalcium phosphate just does not sound like an Old World recipe, it sounds like a chemistry experiment…put it back.

    1. Good advice Daniel.

      It’s a good idea to not buy anything with more than 6 ingredients that you have no trouble identifying or pronouncing their names.

      John, if the word is hard to pronounce …Don’t eat it! ; )

      They tried to con us by using a meme “better living through chemistry”. The meme should have been “better killing through chemistry”.

    2. Well said! I agree completely. Labels are not difficult to read with this approach. Due to a casein sensitivity I started reading labels back in the 80’s. Like anything else, the more you do it, the easier it gets. Thankfully, my aging, nearsighted eyes can still read teeny, tiny print! Bon appetit.

  6. With regards to the story about the Rockefeller Foundation funding a study to unravel the mysteries of “vaccine” rejection… I believe this is a new kind of propaganda I call “Soothing Propaganda” -and it’s designed to assuage the anxiety of the vaxxed… Another example is the recent partnering of Moderna and Monash University here in Australia. Both stories promote a subtext that there is nothing wrong or bad about the “vaccines”… both stories got a lot of media coverage despite really being much ado about nothing.

  7. Brian Pallister, is Former Premier of Manitoba that said what Catherine is referring too. He was clearly telling the people what gun was to his head. His subsequent departure from politics, statements since confirmed exactly what Catherine said

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