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Elusive1's avatar

I'd almost hazard to guess they want us dead. We are cooked! Wowwwww

Thank you for the work you do to keep us informed. ๐Ÿ’

Kim's avatar

Absolutely! I don't know anyone as well-educated and knowledgeable about what is going on in the world today, on a variety of topics, than Jacob. He deserves some type of award or recognition or something. And he doesn't give up either. He is always nose to the grindstone. Thank you so much, Jacob!

The WinePress's avatar

Thanks, Kim!

Elusive1's avatar

I agree!

Some times the stories are difficult to stomach, but it's reality and must be faced. They say "don't shoot the messenger". That's what Jacob is. ๐Ÿ™‚

The WinePress's avatar

I have a headache at the moment lol. Must be the temperature change or something.

Kim's avatar
Jul 2Edited

Then I bet the "nose to the grindstone" comment didn't help. Ouch! Sorry about that!

The WinePress's avatar

Ha, no worries. It is true though, it is definitely slave to the grind most days it seems. Sometimes I wonder why I post as much as I do. It definitely gets taxing.

Elusive1's avatar

Awww. Hope it goes away qwik!๐Ÿ™‚

m cameron's avatar

Interesting choice of words...๐Ÿ˜‰

m cameron's avatar

Whatever strategy people are using to stop this isnt going to work, hasnt worked. I just wonder if the people doing the actual spraying realize theyre contributing to a slow poisoning & genocide of their fellow humans? My next thought was what if they do? Then what?

The WinePress's avatar

I can tell you from personal experience that a lot of these farmers, big and small, not all of them obviously, but a lot of them balk and scorn people wanting organic food and agriculture.

I had a teacher my senior year of high school who taught a nature and agriculture course, and he managed a chapter of Future Farmers of America (FFA), and it's this government-subsidized club to get kids more proactive in farming, but it was all conventional practices and big-ag garbage; and he used to routinely mock organic food. A lot of these people are stubborn for no reason, just "trust the science" nonsense.

Some of them are trapped in this system the way our government structures the industry, but a lot of them care about the bottom dollar and that's it. Plus, doing it the right way has been made more and more difficult and more costly.

Elusive1's avatar

Interesting!

Making a living, and farming is tough enough I gather, is what's important, without having to re-learn things the way they used to be done. Just a bit of glyphosate here, over there. They got this. :/

Elusive1's avatar

I can't see how this'll be stopped. Every day is another day of more damage coming our way.

Kim's avatar
Jul 1Edited

We need Trump out of there. He is completely compromised, and out of control. Not that the next person would be any better since no one gets in a position of power unless they pay to play. I think it comes down to it's up to us...and God too. He's our ace in the hole. We don't know what HE is going to do, but I bet it's going to be good!!

I don't know if you like listening to podcasts but I am listening to this right now and it is pretty good. Scott Ritter is talking about the REALITY of what is awaiting Trump with regards to this war, and the mid-terms, and JD Vance even says at the beginning the real reason for this MOU, which is just to buy time. He calls a spade a spade. You will like it. It will make you feel better...at least it is making me feel better. Lol

Anyway here it is if you want to watch it:

"Scott Ritter: Trump Briefed on All-Out War Scenario in Iran"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZN31eTxWpAs

Elusive1's avatar

Kim, imho they just keep recycling the puppets they have waiting in their closet.

This "gem" pulled a fast one, morphing from the first term when he got so many dullards' attention, portrayed as the national messiah.

Thanks for the link. I dont really get into the weeds re: politics, etc...like I used to. I'm just over most of it.

Iran will be going on forever, till the whole world is decimated from famine and despair. Again imho.

This and other Substacks is abt all the news for me. ๐Ÿ˜„

Kim's avatar
Jul 2Edited

I get it. I, too, have limited my "choice" of things to read and watch. Mostly to only about 2 or 3, and mostly on Substack. Although, I have been interested in what is going on with this war recently only because of the effect it will have on our economy and energy. It is not going to take long for us to run out of oil, and that is going to be a big problem for the U.S. Trump has practically depleted our strategic reserves of oil, and there won't be any way to refill them if we can't get oil from the Middle East because the Strait is closed to the U.S. And it can't be refilled over night. It will take some time. Just think of the heat we've been having with no air conditioning.

Elusive1's avatar

Yes, this stupid war he got us into I think is intended to take down the whole world, which it is doing. And every day is an update going nowhere. Lol

If Im right, we can't or don't produce a certain type of oil?? So we have to import it. Not sure if it's cause we keep shutting down refineries, or what.

So much potential we had as a nation, but I finally came to wake up to all they want is war and control of us. And here we are.

Kim's avatar

From what I understand, there are two types of oil. Light crude which doesn't take much refining. It is what we use for our gas fuel. Then the other type is heavy crude oil. That is imported and is what is used to make diesel, and aviation fuel and it does have to be refined. Apparently, Trump has used up the reserves for the aviation to go over and fight this war, and also for the diesel. It will be a problem for trucking that uses diesel to deliver our goods, and also people won't be able to fly commercially.

And I agree with you about it being a new update every day going nowhere. It gets old quick and I am about there where I am getting tired to hearing NO PROGRESS. It seems to simple to me...go in there, get rid of the ones causing the problems and let's get on with our lives, but no one in power really seems to want that.

Kim's avatar
Jul 1Edited

I think it is all about the money they get paid to keep quiet and "follow orders." Maybe they are being threatened too, like... We'll kill your family if you don't keep doing what you're doing (because they do do that). That would be some pretty strong incentive to keep doing it.

Just take a look at the pilots who are flying the planes dumping poisons all over our skies. You don't think that they don't know?? Of course they know! But they keep doing it anyway. I know that I wouldn't want to live with knowing that I was killing my fellow humans (and my family!)

Elusive1's avatar

Yes, and we know for example from the many who are in the e files. They are quite vulnerable to manipulation and delivering the votes required. Death threats can be super convincing too.

And don't get me started on the bastards that poison us from up above. I'm in Indiana and I don't think I'm exaggerating that it's every day!!!!!

I want to see a clear blue sky. I call my sky chalky white. I want to sit out and get some vitamin D and not be concerned abt what in hell is in the air.

Do these money hungry morons get it that they too breath this air?? Ughhhh

Kim's avatar

I feel the same way. There are times that I HAVE to be outside like to mow the grass. It takes me about 2 hours, so to me, that is significant, and I can definitely tell that I feel differently, almost sickly after that.

And another thing I figured out. When you look at the so-called clouds in the sky, do you know how you can tell the real clouds from the fake chemtrail clouds?

The real clouds look 3-dimensional. You can tell. Look the next time there are defined clouds in the sky. Once again, they cannot copy what God has created, meaning 3-D clouds. I am in Ohio, right next to you so we see the same thing here as you every day.

Elusive1's avatar

So you feel sickly after being outside? It makes sense.

I haven't been outside for 2 hours straight in a while because of the poisoned skies. I feel cursed.

And thanks for bringing up the CLOUDS. Kim, I can't tell --- and I've seen people online discuss how they've developed ways to make the spraying gunk look like real clouds.

I might be missing something, but i used to see their crisscrossing lines, now I see clouds. Like --- what? Where'd those come from?? They begin to disappear and then sky is "chalky white".

This spraying thing is a pet peeve of mine, big time!๐Ÿ˜ก๐Ÿ˜ค

Kim's avatar

Yes, it does seem that the criss-crossing has diminished lately. I don't see it like I used to. But, I have also heard that they have figured out a way to make the long, chemtrail streaks we're used to seeing be more invisible. Almost like there is some type of cloaking ability now. Or, they are doing the spraying at night when people can't see it, and then by morning the easily distinguished long streaks have had time to fan out or dissipate to the white, chalky aluminum skies we are used to seeing every day now. But, I still think there have to still be real clouds among the fake ones (God doesn't just stop with the real clouds because of these chemtrails, IMO) and I can tell what looks like a real one based on the fact that they are 3 dimensional. I don't think you can "fake" the real thing. I could be wrong, but I have been alive for long enough to know what a real cloud looks like compared to these fake ones. Look out next time with that in mind, and tell me what you think.

Elusive1's avatar

Night spraying! You might've hit on something .....

And I tell ya I can't tell a real cloud from what I see anymore. I observe every day, and I truly can't tell. ๐Ÿ˜ข

I'll let you know if anything changes. Lol

Bob's avatar

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Everyday is another nail in our coffin provided by trumpy the clown show

I am waiting for the brawndo commercials

Idiocracy 2026

Aris Nakos's avatar

The regulatory capture angle is notable here - a former American Soybean Association lobbyist installed as deputy administrator for pesticides, on the same day two soybean-associated pesticides get their EPA approval.

What makes the PFAS piece particularly concerning beyond the standard pesticide risk is the accumulation dynamic. These don't metabolize out the way conventional pesticides do, so body burden compounds over time in ways that are much harder to study and harder to reverse.

Do you see this primarily as an agricultural story, or as a consumer exposure story once these chemicals enter the food chain?

Char's avatar

Well I hope they put a little style into the hazmat suits cause it looks like we might be wearing them soon, or better yet, Lord please take us Home so we can leave this corruption behind us.

Cheri'l's avatar

They won't be happy until the kill us all๐Ÿ˜