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| And here we are facing more of this. Civil disobedience en masse, anyone? |
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| Build back better = Communism |
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| Thanks to James Perloff for some great memes! And thank you, Mr. Perloff, for sharing my work in Twitter! I appreciate anyone who helps this way. So much. |
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| She likes the money and the attention. No way she will leave; she loves the spotlight. Hubris runs deep in this one. |
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| This old classic |
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| Hunger and bread lines |
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| Then there is this flag |
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| My hem is unraveling. Do you think anyone will notice? |
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| International Men's Day. Worth celebrating! |
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| I identified that as the Israeli strategy towards Palestine a decade ago. |
Good evening, Noor. I love No. 278, the dramatic shot of a train crossing an iron bridge, framed by masses of fall foliage. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThat is, I believe, the Northern Ontario line that does the annual tree tours. I do hope you are well, ty for your comments!
DeleteHi Noor, now there is a truck load of "VIABLE" & "90%+ effective vaccines, the worlds populace are now getting the take it or else message.
ReplyDeleteEngland, head of terrorism " ..if these anti vaxers convince enough of the population not to take the vaccine we will not have enough people taking it to gain herd immunity. These anti vaxers are a thread to national security."
America Psycholgist "... Those who deny the benefits of the vaccine are mentally ill, they have brain damage and must be sectioned"
Not to mention the innumerable politicians who are calling for vaccine certification, no jab, no job,travel,or social security benefits.
TBH I am just watching this day by day. There is no predictability how this is going. Well, there is, but I choose not to go there at the moment; we know the agenda. We can only resist. Personally I now choose my battles. If I need to mask up to visit my Grandson, I will. What matters more? My need for the touch, the love, my sanity, or defying these vile mandates due to my belief in the evil of this whole sham.
DeleteMy greatest worry is for my grandchildren despite my belief that we are born for the times we find ourselves in. I know I am where I am supposed to be ... reincarnationally speaking. I can only trust this is so for them as well.
One egg a day? lol That's starvation. I can't even remember the last time I drank less than 12 raw (pastured only, 30 to 50 cents an egg) eggs a day. I've had many thousands of raw eggs since November of 2018 when I went fully carnivore. I don't even refrigerate any of my eggs, I just leave them at room temperature for days. Never ever wash them either.
ReplyDeleteThe best way to do it is first thing in the morning, without eating or drinking anything else, 12 of them down the hatch, one swallow per egg. Very easy to get used to. Haven't barfed once. Once it's down the gullet, do not drink any water or liquid because raw eggs are already 98% water. You don't need it. Drinking lots of water is only necessary for people who don't eat raw animal foods. Then go sit down in an comfortable chair or lie down in bed for about half an hour to give your body it's full resources of digestion. I've never had to wait more than an hour for perfect digestion as long as I abstained from drinking any water for at least an hour afterwards. After that you're literally good for 3 days! And you have to remind yourself to eat.
The amount of energy is just insane. I do a 32 mile round trip bike rides plus a 2 mile canyon hike now at over 50 that I could never do when I was 18. I have breath control to such a degree that I hardly cough once or twice a week. Nothing I don't want gets in my lungs because I can stop my breath SMOOTHLY at any point, not in the spastic way that causes most people to cough. I take one day to recover. That's it. One friggin day. I'm not kidding. I'm too tired to eat afterwards, so I just rest and relax until the next morning, then: 24 raw eggs plus 2 or 3 small pieces of raw 6 month old goat liver stored in a jar in my fridge (called high meat because it makes you high through overloads of bacteria). Vitamin A from liver is essential for building muscle. I never go to a gym and I rarely lift heavy weights, not because I can't but because you get much stronger doing things that utilize as many muscle groups as possible at once without putting too much stress on any one movement. This creates synergy of muscle activity. Movement and balance training I do from the minute I get up to the minute I go to sleep. Every step is calibrated, every movement, no matter what task I'm performing is meditated over and mediated with balance which creates leveraged movement.
Once a week I cheat with one piece of "healthy" (full sausage and pepperoni) pizza with very thin crust. I realize I don't even want to eat it as soon as it's in my mouth. The taste isn't really worth the cost since you'll have to work that off with exercise and you might even get a zit or two, whereas all foods with no carbs or very low carbs put you in ketosis and you then burn your own body fat for fuel. Similar to the Atkins diet but much more effective since Atkins didn't differentiate between what kind of high protein foods to eat. He just said don't eat sugars and carbs.
The reward in "the feeling after" once all is digested within an hour or so is so great that I'm hardly tempted even by sweetness if I can just sip a bit of watermelon kombucha through my front teeth (creates even more probiotic bacteria that way by mixing it with saliva).
P.S. Tom Barnett is a raw carnivore. That's why he looks like a Viking warrior or Conan the Surfing Barbarian. Santos Bonacci is a vegan and that's exactly why he looks like a walking bag of bones.
Hope you at least managed to get raw milk, raw butter and raw kefir from a farmer
I am a 72 yr old woman. That just ain't my diet darlin.
DeleteBut my dad was a big proponent of a few raw eggs first thing in the morning. I think he washed them down with juice but that was so long ago I forget.
Viking warriors, to me, are just plain easy on the eye.... same as Scottish warriors... personally I am descended from the Irish and the Vikings who settled in France so technically French...
We are a good strong stock.