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  1. I have just heard two seperate reports on ‘chemicals in food/plastics’ harming us. One on NPR – about the cost of chemicals in plastics causing drops in IQ and reductions in fertility. The next is chemicals in food “clormiquat” on Quaker Oats and cheerios damaging reproduction. Is this a move to cover the vax? Or something else? On the other hand, should we be shorting GM – is this the next dump and pump?

    1. Wow, General Mills poisoning us vs. shorting GM. Why would you own GM if you know they’re poisoning people?

      This is similar to voting. If we’re always voting for the “lesser of 2 evils” then we acknowledge we endorse, condone, and participate in an Evil System. And let’s not forget it’s a privilege and a right (that someone else gave us). Lol.

  2. Update from Canada:

    David Lametti, former Justice Minister and Attorney General of Canada, was taken to Federal Court on an emergency injunction last week to stop him from continuing to delete direct messages and public posts from his Twitter account during the Trucker Convoy. [He resigned the day after the use of the Emergencies Act was deemed unconstitutional by the Federal Court.]

    The Chief Justice (!) of the Federal Court, Paul Crampton, issued his ruling today:

    Lametti is ordered to swear an “undertaking” not to delete his Twitter records again; andThe Twitter account will be transferred to Library and Archives Canada, the agency in charge of preserving public records.Not enough, but it seems the tide is turning in Canada?
    I wonder what Rocco has to say…..

    https://drive.google.com/viewerng/viewer?url=https://assets.nationbuilder.com/therebel/pages/74090/attachments/original/1708449931/T-165-24.pdf

  3. ATTENTION TENNESSEE RESIDENTS!

    Smart Meter opt out bills have been submitted in the TN legislature! Joey Hensley submitted in the Senate SB-2232 and Jody Barrett submitted in the House HB-2370.

    This is our chance to stop smart meter surveillance and negative health effects in Tennessee!

    PLEASE phone your legislators and ask them to support these bills! Even better, ask every adult in the household to call. We have been told that telephone calls are far more effective than emails. 
    PRO TIP: If you are shy and don’t want to have that conversation, call after hours and leave a message! It still counts!
    We are up against powerful global interests who know that if enough people opt out of smart meters they will not be able to have the total control they have been dreaming of. The only way to convince our legislators to do the right thing is to let them know that our numbers are huge and that their job security lies in safeguarding the health and privacy of their constituents, not in chasing down the “treats of the tapeworm,” as Catherine calls it.

    To find out who your State Senator and Representatives are and how to contact them, go to http://www.capitol.tn.gov, click on Find My Legislators, then click on the map.

    For updates on the bills as they progress, go to tennesseewired.com.

    THANK YOU for your support!!!

      1. Can you help me out here with the connection between Chattanooga and the Smart Meter opt out bill? I’m not seeing it.

          1. Probably. That’s why I wrote this in my post:

            “We are up against powerful global interests who know that if enough people opt out of smart meters they will not be able to have the total control they have been dreaming of. The only way to convince our legislators to do the right thing is to let them know that our numbers are huge and that their job security lies in safeguarding the health and privacy of their constituents, not in chasing down the ‘treats of the tapeworm,’ as Catherine calls it.”

            Thank you for giving me an excuse to say it again :-).

          2. Exactly. Yes. The plan was to make Chattanooga TN a smart city and they will not support opting out of the smart meter. Maybe something can be done by Catherine.

          3. Something can be done by every Tennessee resident – they can call their legislators and ask them to support the opt out bill. Of course a smart city would not support the ability for people to opt out of being surveilled and sickened by Smart Meters. If you are waiting for Mr. Global and his minions to support our God-given right to health and privacy, you will be waiting for a very long time indeed.

            I don’t know how to make it any more clear:

            “We are up against powerful global interests who know that if enough people opt out of smart meters they will not be able to have the total control they have been dreaming of. The only way to convince our legislators to do the right thing is to let them know that our numbers are huge and that their job security lies in safeguarding the health and privacy of their constituents, not in chasing down the ‘treats of the tapeworm,’ as Catherine calls it.”

          4. San Jose, CA is the other of the two US cities that signed up to be a smart city, and California has a smart meter opt out bill, that allows customers to have an old-fashioned electro-mechanical analog meter instead. Reports from states and utility companies from around the country suggest that only about 1% of customers ultimately choose to opt. However for those few, it may be a matter of life and death, and the ability to opt out can determine where one can live or not.

            If San Jose can be a smart city in a state that allows for opt outs, then so can Chattanooga, TN. I for one, am doing everything I can to support the opt out bill in Tennessee.

      2. Sadly, Chattanooga is well on it’s way. Such a great little city. But they now have the hip north side of the river and all over absolutely humming with EMF. My meter was maxed out. I’ve good friends who luckily live up and away just outside of the city on the river and in a holler so they are at least protected when they are there.

    2. There is a strong movement through InpowerMovement.com that will help with writing and sending a Notice of Liability to power companies and legislators to make them personally liable for the smart meter sickness and injury if they are installed. It could be a game changer if enough people participate.

      1. I have heard of the NOL approach but am not very familiar with it. Is the idea that with an NOL utility companies would be willing to let people opt out of having a Smart Meter?

        I believe that a customer of my electric company taped an NOL on their meter, and when the utility came to switch it out they left the old meter but turned off the person’s electricity completely. Probably completely illegal, but hard to fight back against. . .

  4. “Blackrock, Vanguard, State St and others are buying up residential RE like there’s no tomorrow. Then renting out the product at exorbitant prices.
    Renters typically don’t give a **** about major renos, upgrades and home investments. Home owners do. Except big Housing Corps backed by the investors aren’t shopping at HD, if they actually make improvements.
    Every neighborhood going to the dogs.”

    Above a quote from comment section below this article re HD earnings:

    https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/home-depot-sales-slide-fifth-quarter-weak-housing-demand

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