Liquidate Before Too Late

Here is the recent podcast from Christine Beadsworth;

Liquidate Before Too Late

Take care everyone!

No Where to Run

I didn't really want to go into town. I told my husband that I would go to the store after work and even loaded the garbage into the car on my break so I would be ready. But at the end of the day – I tried to get out of it. My husband won out because he wanted me to pick up tacos for dinner – and we were out of ice cream. The little store doesn't have any. 

When I got to the store I was pissed because I forgot to stop at the dumpster on my way out and the garbage was still in the back seat. I got my groceries and headed down Buckeye Avenue towards the taco place when I saw them. Purple streetlights. They were everywhere. They weren't there a couple weeks ago when I was in town at night. I actually started to cry. 

I've been listening to podcasts during the day while I work. Someone had posted a bunch of old videos talking about the purple streetlights and I had literally listened to them earlier in the day. Now I was surrounded by them. Even here in little ol Abilene, Kansas. If they are here, the middle of nowhere, then they will shortly be everywhere. 

Here is the page with the videos: 

New LED "Smart" Streetlights

There are four videos talking about this. The first is Debra Tavares from December. She starts discussing them at the 30 min mark. 

The second video is a guy who takes apart one of the lights and shows you the hardware and what they are designed for. The next two are from Mark Steele who has been talking about the dangers of fiveG for years and what these lights are capable of. 

I strongly recommend going to the link and watching the videos. If you have any left-over lead-based paint, it might be time to paint the living room and bedrooms. I just don't know what more I can say. 

56

Shhhh. Don't tell anyone. That is how old I am today. Totally non-descript age if there ever was one. Take care out there. 

Tokyo

Most of the snow has melted. I watched out the window as a boy with a shovel built himself a snow bunker complete with bug out bag. Well, there was a backpack in there anyway. I think, given enough snow and time, this boy could actually construct a working igloo. As it was, he got bored and abandoned it. 

My husband asked me a week ago where I wanted to go for dinner for my birthday. (It is tomorrow – not saying how old I will be.) I thought about it several times but really couldn't think of anything. Thursday my husband said he found the perfect place for us to go out. There is a sushi bar in Junction City called Tokyo. We looked at the menu and everything looked great. Yesterday we drove over there for lunch. We were not disappointed.

The Tokyo restaurant was very high end inside and the food was excellent! I ordered the Kansas roll in honor of us now living in Kansas, but I don't recommend it. But the Captain Crunch roll was excellent. My husband always orders fried calamari when we go out for sushi – and I've tasted it before. I really don't like to eat fried rubber. But the fried calamari at Tokyo was delicious! They also made PERFECT little fried dumplings. We will definitely be going there again. They are a little pricey but well worth it. We had a great time. 

Today I will be doing chores and gearing up for the work week. My dad is still in the hospital so please continue to pray for him. Everyone take care of yourselves. Love you!

Half and Half: Now with Added Side Effects

I noticed this several years ago, but for some strange reason, Half and Half producers started quietly adding Dipotassium Phosphate to their product. 

If you look into Dipotassium Phosphate (used in fertilizer and as a buffering agent in anti-freeze) you really have to wonder who's idea was it to start adding it to Half and Half? Half and Half should have two ingredients: Milk and Cream. That is it. How can you even still call it Half and Half if it more than two ingredients?

Although “generally recognized as safe” by the FDA – consider the source. 

From here – originally derived from animal bones and urine. It is an inorganic compound. Meaning synthetic (meaning what the hell is in it)? 

Here are some resources on it for your reading (dis)pleasure. Here, here, here and here.

I was at the store the other day and called my husband to let him know that they had no half and half that wasn't poisoned with Dipotassium phosphate. His response was, “I'm dying anyway.” I shrugged and bought some for him, but I won't touch the stuff myself. 

Side Effects include: 

Blood in the urine

blurred vision

burning, crawling, itching, numbness, prickling, "pins and needles", or tingling feelings

changes in skin color

chest pain or discomfort

confusion

decreased or increased urination

dizziness, faintness, or lightheadedness when getting up suddenly from a lying or sitting position

fast, slow, pounding, or irregular heartbeat or pulse

fever

mood or mental changes

muscle cramps in the hands, arms, feet, legs, or face

nausea

nervousness

numbness and tingling around the mouth, fingertips, or feet

seizures

sweating

trouble breathing

unusual tiredness or weakness

vomiting

weakness and heaviness of the legs

not to mention renal failure and death.

Just one more way to poison us. Check your labels and have a nice day!

Prayers Needed

My dad is in the hospital. Please pray for his speedy recovery. Thank you.

Precise Positioning and Provision

Here is another podcast from Christine Beadsworth:

Precise Positioning and Provision