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🇬🇧🇺🇸 #English - Dr José Luis Sevillano: Those who are doing this are the greatest enemies of humanity.

📺 Rumble:

https://rumble.com/v1nid2c-dr-jos-luis-sevillano-those-who-are-doing-this-are-the-greatest-enemies-of-.html

📺 Odysee:

https://odysee.com/@laquintacolumnainternational:7/Dr-Jos%C3%A9-Luis-Sevillano-Those-who-are-doing-this-are-the-greatest-enemies-of-humanity.:8

🗳 Collaborate with La Quinta Columna:
https://www.laquintacolumna.info/colabora-con-la-quinta-columna/

🇬🇧🇺🇸 #English - Dr. Ryan Cole lied. The German scientists found graphene in the "vaccines".

📺 Rumble:

https://rumble.com/v1nlue0-dr.-ryan-cole-lied.-the-german-scientists-found-graphene-in-the-vaccines.html

📺 Odysee:

https://odysee.com/@laquintacolumnainternational:7/Dr-Ryan-Cole-lied:e

🗳 Collaborate with La Quinta Columna:
https://www.laquintacolumna.info/colabora-con-la-quinta-columna/

Using plastic cards only sustain their ongoing digital slave system, use your hard earned cash instead.

Make the transactions physical.

~ 🤺📚⚡💰

More food infrastructure burning - Canadian bridge causes grains transport issues:

“An entire economy is relying on these little ribbons of steel through Canada'

A bridge burned down on the Canadian National Railway Co. line, about 95 kilometres to the south, severing the only rail link in or out of Grande Prairie and causing backlogs for the grain shippers who depend on that track to get their product to port.

CN said the severed line only moves a fraction of the total grain coming off fields in Western Canada. But for grain farmers and exporters, the bridge fire was another example of the fragility of the national supply lines that connect one of the world’s most important bread baskets with seaports and global markets.

https://vancouversun.com/transportation/rail/a-burning-alberta-bridge-stalls-grain-shipments-showing-the-fragility-of-canadas-supply-chains/wcm/4f197a6e-08d0-4ada-b8ac-e5387a87e3c6

"Not all food will be available in the future."

Swedish 'food expert' describes the "Food Transformation" we are living through using the same language as the WEF / EAT/Lancet / UN:

"The most central thing in human life, food, is undergoing a huge transformation right now and thinking about what will be on our plates and how it got there is exciting to say the least.

..."Alternative proteins such as insects, lab-grown meat and new technologies such as producing proteins from carbon dioxide and water will be a complement on our plates in 18 years but not be the main source of protein. "

#WarOnMeat #WarOnFarms

https://www-di-se.translate.goog/nyheter/ica-varnar-all-mat-finns-inte-i-framtiden/?_x_tr_sl=sv&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=sv&_x_tr_pto=wapp

"Protein from CO2" is not just technocratic rhetoric babble. It is highly funded:

We've created the world's first air chicken and air scallops. Turning elements in the air into sustainable protein that eliminates compromise between taste, nutrition, and climate threat.
We're on track to craft our protein flour into delicious and nutritious chicken, beef, pork, and seafood made from air that are better for the planet and your plate.

https://www.airprotein.com/

Top notch interview with Gabe Brown on regenerative methods to cultivate awesome soil which can't help but grow amazing amounts of food for your family!

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Gabe Brown on Regenerative Solutions to Modern Problems – Ice Age Farmer Podcast

Gabe Brown of Browns Ranch — a pioneer of the soil-health movement and regenerative practices — joins Christian to discuss regenerative practices and soil health as the bottom line solutions to the myriad problems we face. We discuss the Covid19 pandemic and what we can learn from it, how healthy living soil helped Brown’s Ranch weather the difficult, cold and wet 2019 season in North Dakota — and can do the same for you! Producers from homesteaders/gardeners to larger farmer ranchers can start improving their operations immediately without huge capital investment. Gabe also describes how they have actually been getting a boost in sales due to their direct-to-market approach. And of course we describe the 6 rules for building amazing soil and growing lots of food!

#soil #solutions

https://www.iceagefarmer.com/gabe

The media is now blaming an outbreak of varroa mites for food prices in Australia.

( by the way there are natural solutions for varroa - see @iaf_bees for beekeeper chat ! )

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AUS: Varroa mite to impact grocery prices

Over 12,000 honeybee hives have been destroyed since the mite was detected at the Port of Newcastle in June.

The first 100 days of the outbreak have already cost the economy over $63 million.

https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/varroa-mite-to-impact-grocery-prices/video/bf6fc68f7d6e1e4a552c4297f84ab9f1

The BASF keystone: as goes the gas, so goes BASF, so goes Germany, so goes Europe . . .

"Everything is connected at the German chemical firm BASF’s Ludwigshafen site, a 10 sq km industrial complex so large that byproducts from making ammonia, for example, are funnelled through a 1,771-mile pipe network to produce fertiliser, disinfectant, diesel exhaust fluid, or CO2 for fizzy drinks.

The plant is a giant integrated process — and it cannot run without a supply of natural gas.

“Once we can receive < 50% of our maximum requirements, we would need to wind down the entire site,” says a spokesperson.

The consequences of a BASF shutdown would be far-reaching, not just in Germany but the entire continent.

BASF-produced chemicals are used to make anything from toothpaste to vitamins, [and animal feed]. It's a top manufacturer of painkillers, and its largest customer industry is the automobile industry [— and AdBlue, which is required to run diesel engines, and keep trucking running ... ].

(source)

Power down? Try salt curing for a low-electricity alternative

Power cuts, rationing or sky-high energy prices? Who knows what this season will hold. Cooking without power may sound apocalyptic, but there are plenty of ways to get creative in the kitchen, all while keeping electricity use to a minimum.

One alternative is to cure food with salt.

From a chemical point of view, salt also has hygroscopic properties. When in contact with moist food, salt has the ability to absorb the water contained in the food. And it is this phenomenon that is interesting to note when it comes to cutting power use.

https://www.citizen.co.za/lifestyle/daily-hacks-power-down-try-salt-curing-food/

STILL DUMBED DOWN: Even after millions of global covid vaccine deaths, 49% of Americans still plan to get a flu shot this winter https://www.naturalnews.com/2022-10-10-49-percent-americans-flu-shot-despite-deaths.html

Federal Reserve Announcement: 6 Large Banks Will Participate In Pilot Climate Scenario Or Social Credit System https://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/federal-reserve-announcement-6-large-banks-will-participate-in-pilot-climate-scenario-or-social-credit-system

Tropical Storm “Karl” forecast to make landfall over SE Mexico http://dlvr.it/SZx5kr

Severe flash floods hit southern Mexico http://dlvr.it/SZxB4W

Vigorous steam and gas plume emissions at White Island volcano, New Zealand http://dlvr.it/SZxLhM

‘Lava waterfalls’ at Stromboli volcano, Italy http://dlvr.it/SZxTb5