My layman's concept of what they are saying here is this:
When you take too many vaccines they stop increasing your artificial immunity. What they begin to do is to act like "allergy shots" which desensitize you to whatever you were supposed to have an immune response to.
Well they do get AIDs but I don't think its the IGg4 that does that part. I think the dead immune cells gets you to AIDs. The IGg4 part makes it so you don't react to the pathogen so much. If you still have an immune system generally you might get coronavirus a lot but you wouldn't start catching everything else, too.
American honey is never really organic in any case. When I find "organic" honey it is usually from Brazil. That is because we have been using so many pesticides here.
I think GMOs and Round-up did a lot of damage here.
I think they want to eliminate the bees to reduce crop yields.
Thanks for sharing your experiences. I've been wondering about the reality for a while and have done some investigating and a little bit of experimenting.
I investigated an intentional community that had some aspects of this done right. They used a composting toilet system that I took a look at and liked because there was no odor. I didn't stay over night to look at how showering would go, but this winter I was able to drastically reduce showering via using tubs of hot water to clean most days. Some people really hate that, but I did not mind as I had enough time to deal with it.
Outdoor bathroom sounds bad in winter. I contemplate setting up a "toilet" in a garage if needed. I've read a 5 gallon bucket with a cut pool noodle for the rim might work.
Water is difficult. I saw a video with a plastic tarp zip tied or something to a fence. Clean water is directed down the tarp into storage containers. This would not work in a very dry area, but would help me a lot for plants, etc.
Yes, I would miss electricity for lights. I do have a couple of motion sensitive battery lights, however.
We weathered the "big chill" in the Midwest fairly well, but a snafu was unexpected chill in a part of the house that had never frozen before. If the grid had gone down I think we would have chosen one room to heat. I'm accumulating multiple heating and cooking methods, however the current home would not be ideal for totally off grid, which is what I want.
>Clean water
I should have said "clean rain water". The method I observed was to collect rain water with a simple design of plastic tarp attached to a fence.
I'm okay using it for some things as is, but I do need more methods to purify. I wouldn't want to drink rain water from a downspout off a asphalt shingle roof, but in a desperate situation I'd rather clean rain water than local unfiltered tap water.
I am interested in the whole exosome/virus question. It seems like people do "catch" viruses, else why did chicken pox parties apparently work in the past? Do some exosomes just represent the body detoxing, vs others that are like human transmissible software updates?
I found this pretty spoopy: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/researcher-pleaded-guilty-conspiring-steal-scientific-trade-secrets-ohio-children-s-hospital
Made me wonder what was so significant about this exosome research.
>when it gets dark bring one in the house, they are surprisingly bright
I already have a number of them but didn't think about the possibility of using them inside. Good idea.
I pray a lot, but I'm pretty excited about being off grid. The way I look at it is this: Just like it is good to have diversity in the types of plants in a forest, it is good to have diversity in our use of technology. That way if something turns out to be detrimental we have alternatives. I would have joined the Amish, I think, were that a possibility.
>Get a partner