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    1. My husband’s family is from a poor rural community in Colombia, where most properties were abadonned by young people who went to live in Bogota. I heard that some young people are going back, because the food has become so expensive.

    1. My husband’s family is from a poor rural community in Colombia, where most properties were abadonned by young people who went to live in Bogota. I heard that some young people are going back, because the food has become so expensive.

  1. On the ground report –
    Last week in my travels, I went to a thrift shop run by a Catholic church in a smaller city. They had good stuff for good prices. In the clothes section, a nice middle class lady and I got to talking and she noted she had been losing weight. She said it was because she stopped buying meat because they couldn’t afford it and was making blackeyed peas, greens and cornbread for meals.

    1. blackeyed peas, greens and cornbread is a great meal so long as the cornbread is without glyphosate – and it helps to cook up the greens with a ham hock. In the old days some butchers would give things like that for free.

  2. On the ground report –
    Last week in my travels, I went to a thrift shop run by a Catholic church in a smaller city. They had good stuff for good prices. In the clothes section, a nice middle class lady and I got to talking and she noted she had been losing weight. She said it was because she stopped buying meat because they couldn’t afford it and was making blackeyed peas, greens and cornbread for meals.

    1. blackeyed peas, greens and cornbread is a great meal so long as the cornbread is without glyphosate – and it helps to cook up the greens with a ham hock. In the old days some butchers would give things like that for free.

  3. Regarding the comment that Israel is a people, not a place – After wandering in the desert for 40 years, God instructed His children to take possession of the “promised land,” resulting in the defeat of many kings and people to acquire it.

    1. I thought Joseph’s , point is that Israel is the church which is many people everywhere. The fact that some of them went to one place does not translate that place into being the Israel of scripture. I have not studied the history of scripture – he has, so I am assuming he has an accurate read.

      1. Israel consited of ten tribes that were taken to the northern Syria & Iraq (Caucasus Mtns) and disappeared from being mentioned again in the Bible. Where did they go? Migrated into Europe?

    2. However, if I have 2 sons and I give the eldest more freedom and responibilities, then I find out he is abusing the youngest one, the eldest gets punished, unless he repents and makes up for it.
      I appreciate the idea that the Israeli govt (or the so-called elites) is responsible for the atrocities in Gaza, I don’t see any Jewish people around me standing up againt the genocide, on the contrary.
      We don’t even need to go back to the Bible to understand this.

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