Interesting thought this morning. I'm putting a few things together, but cannot be completely sure they go together. However, to me it paints a picture.

Weren't there massive food recalls on the East coast? https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/hundreds-sandwiches-snacks-recalled-listeria-concerns

Suggests an anticipated outbreak of illness, doesn't it?

Also, on the east coast, according to Dutchsinse is the risk of an EQ in VA of 4.0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKoeKnPMaL0

The specific thought that got my attention is that Mike Adams of Natural News once said, as I recall (not sure which video/podcast) that sometimes a food recall is used as an opportunity for entities (military, I think) to stockpile. He could let on about this because he didn't have any agreements with involved entities, but it sounded like he might be aware of them.

Food recalls, known risk of seismic activity and maybe even Ohio toxic incident suggest something big is going on (duh!) and is an encouragement to me to prepare by 1. Praying and seeking God. 2. Preparing as God leads so I can be blessed and a blessing.

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>https://t.me/redpillpharmacist/36903

Notable if true. Any other supporting evidence this is happening? He said the person in the Thai royal family "died" didn't he? Is that the princess? Was she on life support so it would appear no death had occurred?

>>18313155

>avian strain jumps to mammals

If it happens it is near 100% in my opinion an engineered pathogen. Why isn't anyone looking at Pearl River?

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/infant-mortality-vaccine-doses/

I wonder about infants that have apnea monitors. It would be interesting and important to know if vaccination increases apnea episodes and/or causes them. I've seen reports that in NICUs (which ALWAYS, to my knowledge, follow the full CDC "schedule") babies that were doing well often crash and need resuscitation after getting vaccinated.

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I kinda like this idea but applied differently. C.S. Lewis gave me an idea with a phrase from "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe". Some of the bad guys were "in the pay of the white witch" (may have been capitalized in the books).

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>engaging manufacturers

Good thing the Biden regime is putting those out of business in the US.

I like the idea of using media phrases to advantage as was mentioned by anon this morning.

Here's one I came up with: When there's an important story that comes up in alternative media the MSM often ignores it. Alternative media types will then decry their MSM counterparts' response as "Crickets".

Here's my take on that stock saying of "crickets":

About 100 US food production facilities have been damaged or destroyed recently. What does this mean for our food supply? Will there be shortages of important foods like meat and eggs? Where will people obtain protein? And why when these questions come up do MSM outlets only say "crickets"?

https://westchester.news12.com/police-couple-found-dead-in-yorktown-home-with-over-125-cats

This story is over a week old but what on earth was going on? Two simultaneous "suddenlies"? Something else? New PATHOGEN suddenly to be announced?!