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โ€œFor the Mighty One has done great things for me;

And holy is His name.

And His mercy is upon generation after generation

Toward those who fear Him.

He has done mighty deeds with His arm;

He has scattered those who were proud in the thoughts of their heart.

He has brought down rulers from their thrones,

And has exalted those who were humble.

He has filled the hungry with good things;

And sent away the rich empty-handed.โ€

โ€” Mary, in Luke 1:49-53 NASB1995

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I love the testimony of a totally humbled Nebuchadnezzar, the most powerful ruler in the world, who was literally kicked off his throne, driven mad, and then mercifully rehabilitated by God himself. Talk about a miracle wrapped in redemption and total proof who is actually in charge. https://bibleask.org/what-was-the-reason-for-nebuchadnezzars-madness/

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The OG mad cow disease!

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Ah, the Magnificat! One of the most beautiful, poetic exultations in all of Scripture.

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Re: โ€œ He has filled the hungry with good things; And sent away the rich empty-handed.โ€

I have never begrudged the wealthyโ€™s wealth. I am not a Marxist. But I have to say that it sure looks to me like the most wealthy of our world are doing the most evil these days. The Bill Gates, the Rockefellers, Bezos, George Soros, all those philanthropic organizations listed at end of PBS shows. Added to this all the billionaires in the pharmaceutical industry. I could go on. Iโ€™m not sure how exactly Mary intended her words, but it is a satisfying thought to me that these rich evil people will ultimately be sent away to their โ€œrewardโ€ empty handed.

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They sure love their moneyโ€ฆand it is the root of their evil.

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And the love of power is a close second.

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When I first typed that comment, I had โ€œmoney and powerโ€ฆโ€

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The love of money is the problem. Having money and being a good steward and grateful for their gifts is not. Big Big Big difference. good post.

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The rich elite fears history and seeks to rewrite it and control the future. Donโ€™t they know they would make more money if they would let everyone be free to have a good prosperous life. They also fear death because they canโ€™t take it with them, therefore they are interested in AI and singularity. Once again they are fearing the wrong thing, not following God and His Son. Wake up oh elite and repent and ask the Son into your heart to find eternal life. All God has to do is send a good solar blast our way and that EMP will erase the electronics of the best laid planes of mice and men.

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God has died for them so they no longer have any way to demonstrate their piety to others. As a result we get the "woke" sub-ideology, so the super well off, in their guilt, have a new needle they can attempt to pass through the eye of. But woke is only a sub ideology, because they cannot even explain what its tenets are. Their sub ideology is expressed in terms of what you are supposedly *not*. "I'm not racist!" and "I'm not bigoted!" and "I'm not a polluter!" and "I'm not a meat eater!", when in fact either the opposite is true, or the distinction is meaningless anyway. So "Anti-racism" is actually the most racist formulation imaginable.

This all leaves them in a constant state of negativity and fear, constantly looking over their shoulders for the next new thing they must all of a sudden all be against. It's a really miserable and unhappy state of being (which I guess means we all need to pray for them).

Dostoevsky said "If God is dead then everything is permitted". But this is like the current fad in parenting, "just let the kids do or be anything they can dream up". This of course makes kids miserable and unhappy, because of course they have no idea how they should try to behave - they're kids.

So the danger of nihilism is not that people will believe in nothing, it's that it lets people think they can believe in anything at all, no matter how absurd. Men can get pregnant. The border is secure. Biden is lucid. Or the ridiculous idea that mankind can co-exist peacefully without a minimum shared set of simple common values we agree on. The result? It becomes the jungle. Every man for himself.

And since culture is upstream of politics, the result is the chaos we are witnessing. We cannot even gin up proper awareness and discussion of the urgent and real mortal threats to our entire species, from Frankenstein viruses to bioweapons to nuclear bombs. This is because we have *no agreed moral basis, in other words no basic agreed concepts of right and wrong, upon which to base those critical discussions*.

(Apologies if this all seems obvious to the readers, it helps me to type it out).

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Well said AusYank, but your last paragraph is absolutely spot on and I wish what you say would be all too โ€œobviousโ€!

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Yes! But they would not OWN IT ALL which is their aim. Yes! Own It All ... including you and me ... all of us body, mind and soul. And it is so hard to get one's arm around this. That 'they' are simply not interested in just doing well and prospering if that EXCLUDES OWNING IT ALL.

Here's a small instance. The Fed used to be known as the Lender of Last Resort. Now the Fed is a little expanded in its scope. Now the Fed is both the Lender and BUYER of Last Resort. In the world of everything rigged, the ante has been upped. And if you may recall, who was the Covid Weapon aimed at in spades? It was the regular you and me folks, Main Street and the Moms and Pops. Remember? All but the Big Box businesses who were exempted from closing up, and oh yeah! For them it was business as usual.

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I completely agree. And why? We've made them rich. We fight their wars. They lack the instincts of the humble tick. A tick falls off its host so the host lives for future feedings. They can't see that far ahead. Forget being smarter than a 5th grader. How about a tick? Not good PR for the WEF. 'Titans of the World Dumber than Ticks'. Love it

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Amen!

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From Saint Louise de Montfort, A Treatise on True Devotion to Mary.

When my sweet Jesus comes a second time on earth in His glory as it is most certain He will do , to reign there, He will chose no other way for His journey than the divine Mary , by whom He came the first time, so surely and so perfectly. But there will be a difference between the first and the second. .

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The attacks on the chicken and egg industry continue unabated... a lot of people have problems with the latest chicken feed causing plummeting egg production. Possibly mRNA introduction to the grain feed?

Also, some are starting to think all the cattle that died last year, died from the MRNA injection. Just a thought. Does anyone else remember the mass cattle death that they blamed on the heat?

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This is kind of off topic, but a lot of people do not know of FDAโ€™s loose labeling rules for meat sold in the US. Meat can be marked product of the USA if it was merely cut and processed in the US. It can be grown, raised and butchered in another country and shipped here to be packaged with a very misleading USA label. After 2016 the COOL (country of origin labeling) policy has been disregarded. Buy local! Know your farmers. And ignore everything FDA says.

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ignore anything any letter word agency says or listen and do the opposite

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since i am a SEINFELD ADDICT I call it "DOING A GEORGE COSTANZA" ...ya know " doing the OPPOSITE!"

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Hahaha ๐Ÿ˜„ Greetings and salutations !

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Amen. Support your local farmers and producers. Big business is more likely to be woke and active partners with the evil cabal.

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They will come for us too. Burn corn fields and storage or outlaw growers.

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On a similar note, I remember reading (but canโ€™t remember the date now) that USA chickens were being shipped to China to be processed and sent back for American consumption.

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Yeah I remember that too! Unbelievable.

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Maybe the FDA should be abolished? Maybe the FDA should be cut back to bare bones? At least to the point that we can decide to buy anything we want, including meat, directly from farmers, or their products at local markets.

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After Nuremberg code violators in FDA are hanged, we can talk

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I like that. Nothing less will dissuade future violators. One constant: history repeats itself

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Abolished. They are useless. Is anybody there? The left is so keen on robots that'd be a good place for one. With a rubber stamp for a hand. Thalidomide is often cited as why the FDA is important to us. I think it was a stunt so we'd trust them. What have they done since then. The USDA is currently occupied in hot pursuit of anyone producing healthy food. Abolish them all

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interesting ............ I almost forgot ..... in South Dakota or North Dakota .... I think there is a pretty big bought by China meat processing enterprise? perhaps that is a factor ... I came across it when searching on "Chinese and xyz place " where xyz place was the latest hot spot of covid being reported by the media in 2020.

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Good information. Thank you

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Interesting, I'll have to research that one. Thank you

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They're going to kill us no matter what we say or do. Don't comply? They'll get you anyway.

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Maybe. Or perhaps it's our one big test. Who will fight for our King? Who will put on the armor of God and hold the line?

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Buck up. You can not bring that negative energy into the tournament

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Iโ€™m saying thatโ€™s their game- they anticipated millions of fighters. They had this covered from many angles is all Iโ€™m saying. It was not a prediction or surrender.

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I heard that 5G was responsible for the death of all those cattle. Like most of us I assume, I donโ€™t know what to think! What I feel pretty damn sure of, is that it was a lie as to why they died. The heat? REALLY?????

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the article stated they died from heat. I wonder if they were on a Texas feed lot, they might have died from heat related stench. I have avoided red meat since the mad cow began. When you pass by a feed lot, I wonder if you want to eat these animals.

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Grass fed, real grass fed range cattle, is definitely healthier. Whatever killed them, it was not "Climate Change", another part of the "Shell Game."https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/prion-shells-tuesday-january-31-2023/comment/12382180

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Good cows are tasty.

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That'd be curious. I think 5G is installed first in areas with dense population, which wouldn't be ranches or feedlots. But what other tech is used on cattle nowadays that might have been a factor?

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We will probably never know.

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It was wildly hot last year. The cattle really needed a sprinkler and some gatorade to get through that awful period unfortunately.

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This is a bit too far. How many 5G stations to you think are concentrated near cattle feed lots in Kansas, esp when they're being rolled out into big cities first. They died of heat, sadly.

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I remember reading way back that they wanted to inject mRNA vaxxes into wild deer populations. I don't know if they did it or not.

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Yes, the mass cattle death blamed on the heat was really suspicious. Hadn't heard about the possible jab connection, but wouldn't be surprised at this point. There is too much behind that curtain.

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I would love to see some investigation into this. Most are saying egg laying stopped around September. They are also saying once they changed their feed they started laying again. Add in the news if synthetic eggs purchased in stores and chicken/egg facility in Connecticut burning down; sure doesn't smell right...

Almost forgot, Gates himself saying he wants mRNA vax to be in livestock

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Saw two chicken farmers interviewed on Tucker last night , both changed feed and immediately had good results.

Since our government is useless, private investigation is needed.

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Tractor supply feed was implicated. Their board is woke and some have connections to wef.

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You know it's bad when we've lost Tractor Supply to the commie left. At least there's still Rural King, but not a good trend!

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I think you have to look for all alternatives. I know I try my best to make my own or order from a small direct provider. Any corporation has to be vetted and if woke, avoid as much as you can so they go broke.

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I donโ€™t see how Tractor Supply stays in business. The one in my town is never busy. Rural King does 10x more.

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I've been using DuMor for years with no issues so far, which I understand to be TSC brand. There have been debates for years about whose feed is better, whether chickens are laying more or less, etc. It's Winter right now in the USA so egg production would normally drop off considerably. That said, it does concern me to hear about folks seeing almost complete cessation of laying.

News I saw last night mentioned Purina, others have mentioned DuMor. TSC brand feeds are generic and not exclusive to that chain (just the label), so I think that we would see the impact well beyond TSC customers.

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CAM, thank you for your incite. While reading some of these posts, I was starting to think about what I will be feeding a new puppy that weโ€™re getting in 10 days. My last dog died in the fall at 7 years old from what was most likely an โ€œaggressive cancerโ€ says vet. You brought up Purina and that is the brand the breeder swears I should feed the new puppy. I was wondering if you have any thoughts on this and maybe recommendation?

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Nestlรฉ owns Purina. Nestle bought Pfizer Nutrition. Makes me suspicious..

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Cancer in digs is often from vaccinations as well. Read turtles all the way down.

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I feed my dogs part vegan kibble and cook them meals. This morning they had kibble with oatmeal that I added sunflower nut butter, strawberries, kiwi, bananas, kale (from a smoothie mix) and cinnamon. Sometimes I make it with only blueberries and cinnamon.

Commercially available dog food has only been around for fifty or so years. Yet weโ€™re told our dogs canโ€™t survive and thrive without it. Dogs are healthier and happier eating a variety of foods. Theyโ€™re scavengers by nature.

I used to feed my dogs only salmon and sweet potato dog food (kibble) until one of them started having health issues. She now thrives on a vegan diet. Two of my dogs have been vegan for around seven years.

They love eating vegan food. I cook them a different meal each day. I use Mrs. Dash to season foods like tofu scramble or stir-fry with various veggies and wild rice.

You can find cookbooks and recipes for dogs online. There are foods that they canโ€™t eat, so research before giving them new foods.

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Interesting that you bring up cancer in your dog (sorry about the loss of your pet). Anecdotally, my sense for the past several years is that there has been a marked increase in the rate of cancer in dogs, and I've wondered if it had anything to do with what they're being fed. Something in the dog food, or perhaps something in the table scraps owners feed them (we see increase in human cancer as well). Wondering if there have been any studies on this.

Personally, I've primarily used Purina One for my dogs over the past 20 years, especially during their first year, and have had great results. When I began using it, I had a lab/rottie mix puppy and was able to compare her to a litter mate a friend had and used low-quality/cheaper food. The difference in health, coat, growth, etc. was like night and day! It has become quite expensive so you may want to check with your vet to see if they recommend any quality alternatives. Either way, I would suggest checking ingredients and making sure it's not a bunch of grain "filler" as some of the cheaper alternatives use.

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Purina is horrible. Look at the ingredients and research them. Animal digest (for one example) can come from any type of animal, sick or healthy.

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yes I was noticing some chicken farms burning down too on msm news. of course much easier not to burn down cage free chickens.

very suspicious of nefarious

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Cage free chickens is a deceptive term. It just means each hen is no longer housed in an individual cage all her life. Instead they are warehoused in crowded long narrow Agricultural buildings, never allowed outdoors. (When buying eggs look for free-range, as they are allowed to forage on pasture land. )

- - So the ability to set fire to flocks of cage free chickens is no different than caged chickens. They are still trapped. Also, even if they are free-range, they go inside at night to roost, so they can be set aflame after dark.

I agree, itโ€™s very suspicious, and nefarious indeed.

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Thank you and yes I misspoke. We buy free range organic when possible. But you are right! Thanks for explaining. ;)

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BFM, and credit is due to Tucker Carlson for reporting on this yesterday evening. The extent of evil intent is slowly coming out. If only people would question and then believe that it really IS possible that all of this mayhem is intentional.

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Iโ€™ve noticed that Tucker has been really aggressive this past year in exposing all the questionable incidents as well as the obviously corrupt shenanigans going on. He used to be a bit more cautious, but not anymore. Iโ€™m guessing heโ€™s realized he has nothing to lose โ€ฆbecause if our country falls, his children (and ours) will face a dismal future, or an early grave. And there is no country to run to. This is IT. Itโ€™s our last stand.

Tucker has taken the gloves off!

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Bless Tucker for being

So very investigative!

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Thank God somebody in MSM has! There are very few brave enough to report truth, but Tucker gets as close as anyone.

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Reaching Tucker level is a boss level for any conspiracy.

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It IS absolutely intentional.

"Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world." #HenryKissingerย 

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At this point, only a fool would think otherwise.

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I am getting 6 chickens in a few weeks so will have eggs this summer. We have an acre of pasture and plan on doing the chicken coop/tractor thing. I do have a local feed mill that makes their own animal feed that I trust to supplement their pasture grazing.

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Francis, that sounds like a great plan. We live on an acreage and have plenty of room. Itโ€™s just a matter of securing the building from predators. But weโ€™re planning to do the same. Our son started chickens last year, he has 13 and they have enough eggs to sell some. He said that 6 would be plenty for us. On Tuckerโ€™s report they were suggesting a problem with Purina feeds. It makes sense that the big corps like that are compromised. Always buy local whenever possible.

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In the local chicken page that I recently joined, the people there said that the chain feed stores feed was crap and had no nutrition. That surprised me, I figured it wouldn't be as fresh as getting it local plus who knows WHERE in the world the ingredients come from. I can ask and get a list of where the ingredients come from at my local mill. The mill is over 100 years old and still using original equipment. Family owned for 3 generations. If I want whole grains, there is a place just a couple of miles from me too.

I am looking forward to the chickens. We had free range heritage turkeys, but are down to 3. We don't eat much turkey and the eggs are not easy enough to find to make it worth while to eat. We have predators so making a solid coop/tractor. The predator that killed two turkey hens sitting on eggs were skunks.

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Oh skunks! I had a mama cat and her kittens in a shed many years ago, and a skunk got in and killed all the kittens. The next day I set a live trap, caught the skunk and then shot him with my dadโ€™s 22 automatic rifle. My husband was working out of town and I had to handle the situation myself, so I did.

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Check out the great "scare crow thingies" sold on Amazon that chicken farmers are using with success... It's one of those tall blowy things car lots use to attract business... plug it in and watch! It successfully keeps hawks away. Additionally, I've been told by the same farmer, geese will protect chickens....

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Guinea hens for sure do

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YES, indeed they do!

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My family had chickens and geese when I was little. I never understood why we had the geese. Now it makes sense.

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What is your son's opinion on marek's vaccination?

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You have a small flock you don't need it. You do need a bio safety plan. Ie - keep shoes clean and used only for your space. Ie don't wear your boots or sneakers you wore in town in some dirty bathroom out in your fields. It keeps their space cleaner. Enjoy it's great for making neighbors happy and your kids from being bored.

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We had chickens and ducks for years and let them out to free range on our 11 acres where they kept down the bug population and weed seeds, which cut back on the amount of feed we had to buy. Sadly, a hawk (or hawks) discovered our flock and over time picked them off one by one.

BTW, duck eggs are delicious and about 1 1/2 times bigger than hen eggs.

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We are in a bird of prey zone so chickens need to be sheltered so the coop and tractor combo.

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I never built a chicken tractor, and with two dozen hens and a dozen ducks it would be difficult to accommodate all. But of course I had a hen & duck house.

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Chicken feed is where the bugs need to be!

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This is terrific. Plus about 25% of the actual protein source for your birds will come right from the ground. Great insect inhibitors, including mosquitos.

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The cattle die off in a Kansas CAFO feedlot last summer was not unusual. Cattle do not handle heat well; when they're packed together in a feedlot, and the summer heat combines with a stagnant air-mass (which is what happened in this particular case when the "wind stopped sweeping down the plains") - they keel over.

The number of dead cattle was merely a blip in the total daily numbers anyway.

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As a cattle rancher I do not agree. Tens of thousands of of cattle died that week in temperatures that were no hotter (and were in fact cooler- than years we have had in the past. So why the massive and simultaneous die-off?

It was and remains an incredibly suspicious โ€œcoincidence.โ€

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Barnhardt was a cattle trader, and lives in the area where this occurred. (I'm not - the closest I can get to firsthand experience is going "Moo" at the cows I pass on the highway. LOL)

Her main points seem to be that (1) the 10,000 cattle that died were confined to commercial feedlots at that time - not wandering their range; and (2) there was a weather anomaly near Ulysees. KS that caused the die off; and (3) 125,000 head of cattle are slaughtered each day on KS, so 10k was not making a dent on the market.

Interested to see what you think about what she says.

PS: Barnhardt tends to conspiracy theories, so she's far from being a mainstream "fact-checker" type. She's one of us.

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What about ergot in the feed reducing heat tolerance in the cattle?

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Controlling the climate is part of the war plan against us .The secret operation of spraying aerosols to control the weather is not a conspiracy theory. If you suspect processing plants are being burned down by DAVOS operatives you can also consider weather warfare to disrupt the food security by creating selective and adverse climate conditions. Scientist J Marvin Herndon and Dr. Mark Whiteside explain how coal fly ash is used to warm surface temps and create high and low pressure areas that produce sustained drought conditions and likewise enhance flooding conditions. This is in the book, "Chemtrails are Not Contrails" available from amazon or PDF format. - PDF is here - https://archive.org/details/chemtrails-are-not-contrails-two-faces-of-evil-2022

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I saw an article about it. I also read that they are already using the jabs in animals that live shorter than a year, which includes chickens. I have not found evidence of this, but suspect it is true. As of this week Europe is allowed to add ground insects to flour, pizza, pasta, and I don't think it needs to be on the package. So don't be surprised to see it here too.

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All the more reason to stay away from multi ingredient processed food. What will probably happen soon is food companies will start lying about what's in their products. I suppose that won't happen though. You know, since the FDA so good at doing their job. ๐Ÿ˜‰

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I'm already on board with steering clear of processed food products. But now we have to worry about what we thought were natural, untainted products.

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I am afraid there is little left. If you read Organic Consumers (oca) As you sow, or any other publication about healthy food, it seems that most organic products come from the same BigAg as the regular food. A little search online will show, that the organic labels are owned by big companies, just like so called natural products are often fake (Toms of Maine being owned by colgate etc) I just read that Braggs vinegar is no longer on its own either. Very careful with food items, grow what you can, or go to local known farmers is best. If there are any.

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Dang.... I use Tom's deoderant... Any good alternatives? Not really up for making my own.

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I seldom use deodorant but if I do I use Desert Essence. Other brands I still use for other products include Jason, Auromere, Weleda.. there are still some good ones out there, but I check them every time I order.

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that is not new, it has been happening for years. If it is less than a certain amount (it is tiny but not nothing) they do not have to mention it on the label. That is why sometimes you read about people dying if they have allergies and it is not labeled, like seafood allergies. So if they do not put the cochroach or what ever on the label, seafood allegric people will die.

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Ugh ๐Ÿ˜‘

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Frosted Cricket Flakes. Hmm I guess I'll stick my my home made granola.

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Do the little legs point to the sky as they float around in the milk ?

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I buy organic only and I've given up the bread and pastas. Mostly potatoe, rice, for starches now. If I don't know what is in it, I don't buy it. Helps some, but still hard not to wonder about the food...

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There's a wise saying about not buying a food with more than one ingredient!

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well bread needs 4. But when you read the 40 on the packaged bread you know you eat chemistry. Cake needs only 4 or 5. Ingredients you cannot pronounce, or that have letter words and numbers, hands off.

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I make my own bread as my stomach does not digest the sponges they sell in the store. IF you read Organic Consumers, even the organic in the local store is not what it is named. And yes, we don't know. Potatoes get radiated, corn is a total no-no, rice question mark, we don't know.... we just do the best we can !

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Shocking

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can you please post the article if you have it?

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Heat stress blamed for thousands of cattle deaths in Kansas

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here is one for the dead cattle, there are multiple, just type in the title.

I have no idea where I read that mRNA jabs are already used in short living lifestock. It might have been vaccine reaction or something. If I find it again I will post it.

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Pretty sad when ranchers and farmers need to hire security to prevent the government "agents" from damaging their animals and crops. ๐Ÿคจ

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