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China 🇨🇳 Hainan After typhoon Yagi , water and electricity were cut off, Chinese are desperately trying to charge their phones 📱 because all their money is now in their mobiles phones,without which you can’t buy anything ⚠️That’s why cash is your freedom and cashless society is death of your freedom
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Dead on. Big families who stay together make big tribes. And whole communities of big families, living close together, are unstoppable.
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You laugh at me because I am different... I laugh at all of you because you're all the same.
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Ohio Parent is Horrified by the videos being played for 5th graders…
I’ve been talking about the disgusting videos Amaze Videos makes for the public school system for a few years now.
These sexualized Lesson Plans make its way into the public school system by a group called “Advocates for Youth”…
I’m so glad this is getting attention now… keep sharing.
Homeschool if you can.. but inform every parent you come in contact with.
https://rumble.com/v5ej0ya-ohio-parent-is-horrified-by-the-videos-being-played-for-5th-graders.html
I’ve been talking about the disgusting videos Amaze Videos makes for the public school system for a few years now.
These sexualized Lesson Plans make its way into the public school system by a group called “Advocates for Youth”…
I’m so glad this is getting attention now… keep sharing.
Homeschool if you can.. but inform every parent you come in contact with.
https://rumble.com/v5ej0ya-ohio-parent-is-horrified-by-the-videos-being-played-for-5th-graders.html
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The Biggest Migration Since the Barbarian Invasions of Rome
International Man: Former Libyan leader Muammar Ghaddafi once warned that "Europe runs the risk of turning black from illegal immigration… it could turn into Africa."
Since the United States and NATO helped overthrow Ghaddafi in 2011, millions of migrants from Africa and the Middle East have poured into Europe. Many transited from Libya.
This is all well known, and all signs point to this trend accelerating. What’s your take on where this is going?
Doug Casey: It’s a pity Ghaddafi was taken out. Not that he was a nice guy—no one running an artificially constructed nation-state is. But at least it was a stable situation. Libya is still on the map, but it’s been replaced by at least two new rump states, after a bloody and costly civil war. Another disastrous US policy decision. Nice work by Hillary and Obama.
But let’s talk about Africa at large. Africa, or at least migration out of Africa, is going to be one of the world’s big stories for the rest of this century.
Africa has gone from being just an empty space on the map in the 19th century, to a bunch of backwater colonies in the 20th century, to a bunch of chaotic failed states that most people are only vaguely aware of today. Soon, however, it will be continuing front-page news. That’s because Chinese are moving to Africa in record numbers while Africans are leaving as fast as they can.
What we’re looking at is the biggest migration since the barbarian invasions of the Roman Empire. Millions of Africans are trying to get into Europe. I don’t know how the Europeans will keep them out. I used to say Europe was going to be a petting zoo for the Chinese, but it may be more of a squatter’s camp for the Africans.
Africa is the only part of the world where the population is still growing rapidly. Africa south of the Sahara was about 6% of the world’s population in the ’50s; now, it’s about 20%. By the turn of the century, the UN projects it will be 45%—assuming there isn’t some kind of catastrophe. That’s because it’s unclear whether Africans can grow enough food for billions more people.
In fact, if the West stops supporting the continent with capital and technology, it could be in for very tough times. That’s in addition to lots of wars fought with modern weapons, not just machetes, like those that killed over 500,000 in Rwanda a generation ago.
Wakanda, the mythical country in "Black Panther", doesn’t exist. On the contrary, the continent is full of Gondwana lookalikes. Gondwana is the dangerous and crazy country where most of the action takes place in Speculator, the novel John Hunt and I wrote. It’s the first of seven in the High Ground series.
Few people realize how fast the population is growing and how things are changing in Africa. I ask knowledgeable people what they think the biggest cities in the world will be at the turn of the next century. They all guess cities in China or India.
But that’s not true. Eighty years from now, Lagos, Nigeria, may be the largest city in the world, with a population of over 90 million. The world’s second biggest city will be Kinshasa in the Congo with about 80 million people. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, will be the world’s third-biggest city, with a population of roughly 75 million people. It’s quite amazing. When I first visited Dar in the early ’80s, it was a quiet, exotic seaport with old tramp steamers in the harbor.
Now all those people have cell phones, and they’re well aware that standards of living are vastly higher in Europe and North America. And they know that massive welfare benefits await if they can get there.
Hundreds of NGOs are encouraging Africans to get across the Mediterranean to Europe. Many are flown to the US. For instance, exactly who paid the airfare and living expenses of the 200,000 penniless Somali Muslims who were transplanted to Minnesota?
International Man: Former Libyan leader Muammar Ghaddafi once warned that "Europe runs the risk of turning black from illegal immigration… it could turn into Africa."
Since the United States and NATO helped overthrow Ghaddafi in 2011, millions of migrants from Africa and the Middle East have poured into Europe. Many transited from Libya.
This is all well known, and all signs point to this trend accelerating. What’s your take on where this is going?
Doug Casey: It’s a pity Ghaddafi was taken out. Not that he was a nice guy—no one running an artificially constructed nation-state is. But at least it was a stable situation. Libya is still on the map, but it’s been replaced by at least two new rump states, after a bloody and costly civil war. Another disastrous US policy decision. Nice work by Hillary and Obama.
But let’s talk about Africa at large. Africa, or at least migration out of Africa, is going to be one of the world’s big stories for the rest of this century.
Africa has gone from being just an empty space on the map in the 19th century, to a bunch of backwater colonies in the 20th century, to a bunch of chaotic failed states that most people are only vaguely aware of today. Soon, however, it will be continuing front-page news. That’s because Chinese are moving to Africa in record numbers while Africans are leaving as fast as they can.
What we’re looking at is the biggest migration since the barbarian invasions of the Roman Empire. Millions of Africans are trying to get into Europe. I don’t know how the Europeans will keep them out. I used to say Europe was going to be a petting zoo for the Chinese, but it may be more of a squatter’s camp for the Africans.
Africa is the only part of the world where the population is still growing rapidly. Africa south of the Sahara was about 6% of the world’s population in the ’50s; now, it’s about 20%. By the turn of the century, the UN projects it will be 45%—assuming there isn’t some kind of catastrophe. That’s because it’s unclear whether Africans can grow enough food for billions more people.
In fact, if the West stops supporting the continent with capital and technology, it could be in for very tough times. That’s in addition to lots of wars fought with modern weapons, not just machetes, like those that killed over 500,000 in Rwanda a generation ago.
Wakanda, the mythical country in "Black Panther", doesn’t exist. On the contrary, the continent is full of Gondwana lookalikes. Gondwana is the dangerous and crazy country where most of the action takes place in Speculator, the novel John Hunt and I wrote. It’s the first of seven in the High Ground series.
Few people realize how fast the population is growing and how things are changing in Africa. I ask knowledgeable people what they think the biggest cities in the world will be at the turn of the next century. They all guess cities in China or India.
But that’s not true. Eighty years from now, Lagos, Nigeria, may be the largest city in the world, with a population of over 90 million. The world’s second biggest city will be Kinshasa in the Congo with about 80 million people. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, will be the world’s third-biggest city, with a population of roughly 75 million people. It’s quite amazing. When I first visited Dar in the early ’80s, it was a quiet, exotic seaport with old tramp steamers in the harbor.
Now all those people have cell phones, and they’re well aware that standards of living are vastly higher in Europe and North America. And they know that massive welfare benefits await if they can get there.
Hundreds of NGOs are encouraging Africans to get across the Mediterranean to Europe. Many are flown to the US. For instance, exactly who paid the airfare and living expenses of the 200,000 penniless Somali Muslims who were transplanted to Minnesota?
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It’s a growing tidal wave. With the native European population diminishing and the African population growing, Europe will resemble Africa in the next several generations, barring radical change in the trend.
International Man: We don’t hear much about the massive migration of the Chinese to Africa that’s taking place.
Doug, you’ve spent a lot of time in Africa. What’s going on with that?
Doug Casey: We’re seeing a veritable recolonization of Africa. Each time I visit Africa, there are more Chinese. They’re everywhere.
Rich Chinese are smart to diversify to developed Western countries. Poor Chinese go to backward countries to try to become wealthy. Africa is the prime recipient.
It’s supposedly official Chinese policy to migrate about 300 million Chinese to Africa in the years to come. They’re employed in building roads, railroads, ports, mines, and other infrastructure, partially driven by the Belt and Road Initiative.
The Chinese are also lending billions to African governments. African governments are, by an order of magnitude, the most corrupt in the world. And the people who run these African governments are being well compensated for making deals with the Chinese. These governments are full of people trying to be "Mister 10%."
They want to retire as centimillionaires, living high off the hog in France or Switzerland. It’s a fairly unstoppable trend.
Regardless of how much is stolen, however, I expect the Chinese are going to want the money they loaned to the Africans back, with interest. If bribing or intimidating political leaders proves ineffective in getting it back, it’s possible that they’ll put soldiers’ boots on the ground. They could send in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) to defend their assets. Or send in assassins to take out recalcitrant African politicians.
I wouldn’t be surprised to find the PLA in Africa in the years to come, physically collecting on those debts. And to make it easier, they’ll be greeted by lots of Chinese already there.
It will be interesting to see what happens when a couple hundred million Chinese, who will control the economy, are living with a radically expanding native African population.
If the Africans were unhappy with European colonization, I think they’re going to be very, very unhappy with the Chinese colonization. The Chinese will not be "inclusive," "woke," and PC like today’s Westerners. It has the makings of a race war a generation or so in the future.
International Man: What about Africa piques the interests of the Chinese?
Doug Casey: It’s important to remember that Africa doesn’t produce anything besides raw materials—and people. Sub-Saharan Africa has close to zero manufacturing—like 1% of the world’s total. And almost all of that is in South Africa.
The Chinese see Africans as no more than a cheap and dispensable labor source. That’s at best. Beyond that, they’re viewed as a nuisance. Basically, an obstacle—a cost—standing in the way of efficient use of the continent’s resources.
What do the Chinese think of Africans? They don’t hold them in high regard. Of course, you’ve got to remember that China has viewed itself as the center of the world since Day One. They see all non-Han people as barbarians, as inferiors.
The same was true when the British sent an ambassador, Macartney, to open relations at the very end of the 18th century. He was treated with borderline contempt—pretty much the way Westerners have treated primitive peoples since the days of Columbus.
It’s the normal human attitude when an advanced culture encounters a backward culture. The Chinese believe their culture is superior to the West’s and believe—probably correctly—that they’ll soon be economically and technologically superior as well.
International Man: If China comes to dominate Africa and its resources, what does that mean for its rivalry with the US?
Doug Casey: The US government is basically bankrupt at this point. The main US export, now and for the last 40 years, has been US dollars.
International Man: We don’t hear much about the massive migration of the Chinese to Africa that’s taking place.
Doug, you’ve spent a lot of time in Africa. What’s going on with that?
Doug Casey: We’re seeing a veritable recolonization of Africa. Each time I visit Africa, there are more Chinese. They’re everywhere.
Rich Chinese are smart to diversify to developed Western countries. Poor Chinese go to backward countries to try to become wealthy. Africa is the prime recipient.
It’s supposedly official Chinese policy to migrate about 300 million Chinese to Africa in the years to come. They’re employed in building roads, railroads, ports, mines, and other infrastructure, partially driven by the Belt and Road Initiative.
The Chinese are also lending billions to African governments. African governments are, by an order of magnitude, the most corrupt in the world. And the people who run these African governments are being well compensated for making deals with the Chinese. These governments are full of people trying to be "Mister 10%."
They want to retire as centimillionaires, living high off the hog in France or Switzerland. It’s a fairly unstoppable trend.
Regardless of how much is stolen, however, I expect the Chinese are going to want the money they loaned to the Africans back, with interest. If bribing or intimidating political leaders proves ineffective in getting it back, it’s possible that they’ll put soldiers’ boots on the ground. They could send in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) to defend their assets. Or send in assassins to take out recalcitrant African politicians.
I wouldn’t be surprised to find the PLA in Africa in the years to come, physically collecting on those debts. And to make it easier, they’ll be greeted by lots of Chinese already there.
It will be interesting to see what happens when a couple hundred million Chinese, who will control the economy, are living with a radically expanding native African population.
If the Africans were unhappy with European colonization, I think they’re going to be very, very unhappy with the Chinese colonization. The Chinese will not be "inclusive," "woke," and PC like today’s Westerners. It has the makings of a race war a generation or so in the future.
International Man: What about Africa piques the interests of the Chinese?
Doug Casey: It’s important to remember that Africa doesn’t produce anything besides raw materials—and people. Sub-Saharan Africa has close to zero manufacturing—like 1% of the world’s total. And almost all of that is in South Africa.
The Chinese see Africans as no more than a cheap and dispensable labor source. That’s at best. Beyond that, they’re viewed as a nuisance. Basically, an obstacle—a cost—standing in the way of efficient use of the continent’s resources.
What do the Chinese think of Africans? They don’t hold them in high regard. Of course, you’ve got to remember that China has viewed itself as the center of the world since Day One. They see all non-Han people as barbarians, as inferiors.
The same was true when the British sent an ambassador, Macartney, to open relations at the very end of the 18th century. He was treated with borderline contempt—pretty much the way Westerners have treated primitive peoples since the days of Columbus.
It’s the normal human attitude when an advanced culture encounters a backward culture. The Chinese believe their culture is superior to the West’s and believe—probably correctly—that they’ll soon be economically and technologically superior as well.
International Man: If China comes to dominate Africa and its resources, what does that mean for its rivalry with the US?
Doug Casey: The US government is basically bankrupt at this point. The main US export, now and for the last 40 years, has been US dollars.
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Sometime soon the Chinese, the Malaysians, the Iranians, and the Indians, among others, won’t want US dollars. They don’t want to accept them now, because it’s an asset of their adversary, or even their enemy. The world saw what happened to Russia and realized they could be next. They’re unhappy about having to settle accounts in dollars that all have to clear through New York.
So they’ll come up with their own alternative. I suspect they’re going to use gold. Why? Because they don’t trust each other’s paper currencies any more than the dollar.
The US dollar could be left out in the cold. Foreign countries want and need real goods, not the paper obligations of a hostile, unpredictable, bankrupt government. Again, the main US exports are fiat dollars and unwelcome soldiers. Meanwhile, the Chinese are exporting a couple hundred million spare people, backed by scores of billions of capital.
The bottom line is that the Chinese are likely to take over Africa both financially and demographically.
International Man: What kind of speculative opportunities do you think this trend will create?
Doug Casey: I’ve often said that if I were 30 years old today and wanted to make my fortune, I would go to Africa.
Why? You don’t want to be on a level playing field. You want to be on a field tilted in your direction as much as possible.
A prepared young Westerner in Africa will find it quite easy to move with the top levels of society for several reasons. He’s unusual, and people are interested in the unusual. As a Westerner you probably have considerably more money, sophistication, knowledge, and connections than the locals. You have unique advantages in Africa. If a young Westerner stays at home, however, he has no marginal advantages.
It’s not easy to vault yourself to the top in a Western society because there are tens of millions of people just like you with the same education, background, and abilities.
But in Africa, you’re automatically on the top of the heap. It’s a great place to go for entrepreneurial reasons, and the experience you’ll get also will make you unique back home.
At the same time, I don’t think Africa is necessarily the best place to invest. Its lack of stability means it’s a better place for entrepreneurialism or perhaps political entrepreneurialism.
As corrupt as Africa is, businessmen are almost forced to hook up with the government. A Westerner can go to any number of African countries, spend a month making appointments with businessmen and lawyers, and end up sitting down with the president.
That’s unlikely to happen if you try to do the same thing in North America or Europe. Or, for that matter, even South America or Asia.
International Man: If you were 30 years old and looking for opportunity in Africa, what countries would you be most interested in?
Doug Casey: I wouldn’t jump off the deep end at first. Nigeria is too big for a start. South Africa is too developed, and there are too many people of European descent—although whites there are making what the Rhodesians called "the chicken run," and for the same reasons. There’s too much anti-white racism in South Africa.
I might start with a country like Namibia, which is large, empty, and pretty mellow. I would definitely look at Mozambique. Or Mauritania—a huge country where nobody goes. São Tomé and Príncipe, an obscure island country off the west coast. Zambia and Zimbabwe are manageable, and English-speaking. If you’re adventurous, try the Central African Republic. It may be the most backward country in Africa. I tried to fly there from Paris years ago but couldn’t because of a newly started coup/civil war.
But that’s another story. Africa is a long way from the days of Stanley and Burton, but neither is it always smooth sailing.
So they’ll come up with their own alternative. I suspect they’re going to use gold. Why? Because they don’t trust each other’s paper currencies any more than the dollar.
The US dollar could be left out in the cold. Foreign countries want and need real goods, not the paper obligations of a hostile, unpredictable, bankrupt government. Again, the main US exports are fiat dollars and unwelcome soldiers. Meanwhile, the Chinese are exporting a couple hundred million spare people, backed by scores of billions of capital.
The bottom line is that the Chinese are likely to take over Africa both financially and demographically.
International Man: What kind of speculative opportunities do you think this trend will create?
Doug Casey: I’ve often said that if I were 30 years old today and wanted to make my fortune, I would go to Africa.
Why? You don’t want to be on a level playing field. You want to be on a field tilted in your direction as much as possible.
A prepared young Westerner in Africa will find it quite easy to move with the top levels of society for several reasons. He’s unusual, and people are interested in the unusual. As a Westerner you probably have considerably more money, sophistication, knowledge, and connections than the locals. You have unique advantages in Africa. If a young Westerner stays at home, however, he has no marginal advantages.
It’s not easy to vault yourself to the top in a Western society because there are tens of millions of people just like you with the same education, background, and abilities.
But in Africa, you’re automatically on the top of the heap. It’s a great place to go for entrepreneurial reasons, and the experience you’ll get also will make you unique back home.
At the same time, I don’t think Africa is necessarily the best place to invest. Its lack of stability means it’s a better place for entrepreneurialism or perhaps political entrepreneurialism.
As corrupt as Africa is, businessmen are almost forced to hook up with the government. A Westerner can go to any number of African countries, spend a month making appointments with businessmen and lawyers, and end up sitting down with the president.
That’s unlikely to happen if you try to do the same thing in North America or Europe. Or, for that matter, even South America or Asia.
International Man: If you were 30 years old and looking for opportunity in Africa, what countries would you be most interested in?
Doug Casey: I wouldn’t jump off the deep end at first. Nigeria is too big for a start. South Africa is too developed, and there are too many people of European descent—although whites there are making what the Rhodesians called "the chicken run," and for the same reasons. There’s too much anti-white racism in South Africa.
I might start with a country like Namibia, which is large, empty, and pretty mellow. I would definitely look at Mozambique. Or Mauritania—a huge country where nobody goes. São Tomé and Príncipe, an obscure island country off the west coast. Zambia and Zimbabwe are manageable, and English-speaking. If you’re adventurous, try the Central African Republic. It may be the most backward country in Africa. I tried to fly there from Paris years ago but couldn’t because of a newly started coup/civil war.
But that’s another story. Africa is a long way from the days of Stanley and Burton, but neither is it always smooth sailing.
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I used to be the county chair for Convention of States in my county. I coordinated two meetings with local state legislators, both democrats with about 25-30 folks. The issue at hand was term limits for the US congress. If you try for too many things at once, you muddy the water, so COS organization chose to push for term limits. The first legislator we spoke with schooled us on how smaller states benefit from congress members having seniority and getting committee positions. The other said he wouldn't oppose the bill if it went to the floor but would not sponsor it. As it turned out he was on the committee in the SC legislature that decided which bills went to the floor for vote... and he was the sole vote against the COS term limts bill. The system won't fix itself. The system likes how corrupt it is and the players have learned to navigate the system well.
What sparked this post this morning is that I got an email from Convention of States. For those of you who don't know, there are two ways to create a constitutional amendment. First the congress can recommend and amendment and then put it out for ratification by 2/3 of the states. The 2nd way is Article V which allows 2/3 of states (34 states) to form a convention that the congress must seat. They then propose an amendment and it goes to the states for ratification as above. At the moment 19 states are on board. What's amazing to me is with the state the country is in, 38 states don't object to present conditions enough to superceed congress. That leaves "we the people" with opt out or treason.
Ben Franklin said "I gave you a constituional republic if you can keep it". 1913 was the year that we changed how we elected US senators and turned the senate into just about house of reps. The states have been irrelevant since that time leaving us with a defacto democracy (in practical terms). Now it's just one politician after another pandering to the voters at the long term expense of the whole country. I just can't believe that the states, who could make themselves relevant again, aren't pushing for an Article V convention.
I'm saddened that the founders gave us the "double check" on reigning in the government and we refuse to use the tool. It would be ideal if we used the peaceful means available, but the way things are going, things are going to get illegal and violent. But I ask.... what is the differnce between a legal and moral? Naturally every government makes treason illegal... but what is the moral choice when the government has become tyrannical?
Wise men once wrote a letter to the King of England proclaiming: "But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security."
What sparked this post this morning is that I got an email from Convention of States. For those of you who don't know, there are two ways to create a constitutional amendment. First the congress can recommend and amendment and then put it out for ratification by 2/3 of the states. The 2nd way is Article V which allows 2/3 of states (34 states) to form a convention that the congress must seat. They then propose an amendment and it goes to the states for ratification as above. At the moment 19 states are on board. What's amazing to me is with the state the country is in, 38 states don't object to present conditions enough to superceed congress. That leaves "we the people" with opt out or treason.
Ben Franklin said "I gave you a constituional republic if you can keep it". 1913 was the year that we changed how we elected US senators and turned the senate into just about house of reps. The states have been irrelevant since that time leaving us with a defacto democracy (in practical terms). Now it's just one politician after another pandering to the voters at the long term expense of the whole country. I just can't believe that the states, who could make themselves relevant again, aren't pushing for an Article V convention.
I'm saddened that the founders gave us the "double check" on reigning in the government and we refuse to use the tool. It would be ideal if we used the peaceful means available, but the way things are going, things are going to get illegal and violent. But I ask.... what is the differnce between a legal and moral? Naturally every government makes treason illegal... but what is the moral choice when the government has become tyrannical?
Wise men once wrote a letter to the King of England proclaiming: "But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security."
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This is the state of degeneracy we are in.... where politicians argue about if abortions happen or not as talking points.
Seriously people.... the left preaches to us about dehumanizing people we don't like and the fetus in a leftist woman is "just a clump of cells". Wonder what the view is like from their high horse?
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GREAT JUDGMENTS ARE ABOUT TO HIT MANY NATIONS AROUND THE WORLD
Word Received: December 28, 2023
NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, MSNBC: I see all of you. I hear all of you and what you have been telling My Nation- the lies you have spread and the truth you have suppressed. Judgment is coming to all who have refused to tell the truth. You thought that hiding the truth would save your job and profit you even more than you ever thought. Well, the time has come for your removals and for the truth to be told. And the jobs you gave your soul to keep, you will be removed from. A great shaking is coming to the news media in the United States. You will no longer control the narrative of My Nation, saith the Lord.
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September 12, 2024: ABC lied on National TV. They covered up the fact that late term abortions are going on.
https://t.me/freedomforcebattalion/70623
🥇Thanks to Silver Lined!
This is Only a Portion of What God is Saying. Follow Link to Full Prophecy in Comments.
Seriously people.... the left preaches to us about dehumanizing people we don't like and the fetus in a leftist woman is "just a clump of cells". Wonder what the view is like from their high horse?
👀 PROPHECY IN PROGRESS 👀
GREAT JUDGMENTS ARE ABOUT TO HIT MANY NATIONS AROUND THE WORLD
Word Received: December 28, 2023
NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, MSNBC: I see all of you. I hear all of you and what you have been telling My Nation- the lies you have spread and the truth you have suppressed. Judgment is coming to all who have refused to tell the truth. You thought that hiding the truth would save your job and profit you even more than you ever thought. Well, the time has come for your removals and for the truth to be told. And the jobs you gave your soul to keep, you will be removed from. A great shaking is coming to the news media in the United States. You will no longer control the narrative of My Nation, saith the Lord.
🕊🔥 GOD WINS! 🙌🏼🙏🏼
September 12, 2024: ABC lied on National TV. They covered up the fact that late term abortions are going on.
https://t.me/freedomforcebattalion/70623
🥇Thanks to Silver Lined!
This is Only a Portion of What God is Saying. Follow Link to Full Prophecy in Comments.
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.@ABC lied & said late-term abortions don't exist.
Everyone needs to watch this video of one of our @StudentsforLife staff members calling an abortion vendor PROVING that late-term abortions are real.
This is what @KamalaHarris supports.
Everyone needs to watch this video of one of our @StudentsforLife staff members calling an abortion vendor PROVING that late-term abortions are real.
This is what @KamalaHarris supports.
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Had a conversation with one of the other admins here yesterday. He told me that his electric company in Tennessee has advised everyone that the grid cannot support electric cars. If you get an EV you will need to charge it from a generator. Of course this is absurd because you don't have to charge a car at 20kw, you can charge at 2kw and you can charge at night when other demand is low.
The larger overarching point I want to make though is that of emergency power. How much fuel do you have for a generator? I've got many gallons of ag diesel here and a large propane tank for the other generator. I know I always push solar on here and it's a damn good option. You don't have to run your whole house off it. My first system was a 4kw 120v inverter that just ran the kitchen and a few other circuits. You can do the same for with a generator.
If you use a generator interlock device on your main breaker panel , you can back feed the generator safely into your house in time of need.
As for solar, inverters such as EG4 18k and SolArk 12k & 15k will connect and back feed your main panel with just enough juice to NOT run your meter backwards. So you don't need a netmetering agreement. Also these inverters can 100% run critical loads and if there's excess power back feed other circuits in your house. Think of it as a way to run the whole house from solar when the grid is up and the sun is shining and it'll auto switch to just critical loads when the grid fails. Truly the best of both worlds.
The larger overarching point I want to make though is that of emergency power. How much fuel do you have for a generator? I've got many gallons of ag diesel here and a large propane tank for the other generator. I know I always push solar on here and it's a damn good option. You don't have to run your whole house off it. My first system was a 4kw 120v inverter that just ran the kitchen and a few other circuits. You can do the same for with a generator.
If you use a generator interlock device on your main breaker panel , you can back feed the generator safely into your house in time of need.
As for solar, inverters such as EG4 18k and SolArk 12k & 15k will connect and back feed your main panel with just enough juice to NOT run your meter backwards. So you don't need a netmetering agreement. Also these inverters can 100% run critical loads and if there's excess power back feed other circuits in your house. Think of it as a way to run the whole house from solar when the grid is up and the sun is shining and it'll auto switch to just critical loads when the grid fails. Truly the best of both worlds.
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A few days ago I posted a design for folding solar panel brackets to mount 10 panels on the side of a 40’ shipping container.
It has occurred to me that if you just flip the brackets over you can mount the same things on the roof. So now you can get 20 panels on a container. It you can stow them readily if bad weather is expected.
It has occurred to me that if you just flip the brackets over you can mount the same things on the roof. So now you can get 20 panels on a container. It you can stow them readily if bad weather is expected.
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