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Keith

Freedom minded homesteader, chicken farmer and pig castrator

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2024-09-07 13:58:48

GM! I’m doing an apprenticeship at a local processing center so I can add meat cutting to my skill set.
A different apprentice took some initiative and split open a cow. He did not take precautions to avoid the intestinal track.
Have you ever heard a five minute long fart? Have you ever been sprayed with the insides of a cow? I have..now. Some of it got in my mouth! Laughed so hard!
Situations like this teach us that one can get angry and yell or take the opportunity to teach and laugh it off. Please use this note as a reminder to laugh and teach not yell and preach. PV everyone 😀
#gm #coffeechain #homesteading #farmlife #countrylife #permies #grownostr

2024-08-29 15:03:15

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Good morning is that gonna be eating pumpkin or a decorative pumpkin? I can a few quarts ofpumpkin every year. My wife made pumpkin bread in July with homegrown pumpkin and it was a wonderful change of pace :-)

2024-08-29 13:12:01

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Smoke it like a joint or cigarette?

2024-08-29 12:53:24

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What do you do with the Mullen leaves?

2024-08-29 12:49:57

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2024-08-28 17:22:28

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Simple Jack https://image.nostr.build/10ad6d92c51cca7ccaee9279b14d36dc0813c1badd7a5fa242bb97b82be5cd61.jpg

2024-08-27 13:21:17

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2024-08-26 13:09:35

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2024-08-21 18:06:56

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I started this trading methodology a few years ago when Gavin Newsom had French laundry gate. His best friend that took him out to dinner was a lobbyist from Pacific Gas & Electric (PCG).
The company was just about to come out of bankruptcy and was trading around seven dollars. Their good buddy. Gavin passed a bunch of laws to keep them from getting sued for all the wildfires they create.
Since then I found house stockwatcher.com and Senate stock watcher.com to be invaluable tools for guiding my investments 🤣

2024-08-21 01:38:19

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Have you done any research on any of the USA Bitaxe sellers? I’m just learning about this and you might know more than me. This definitely needs to go in my unheated basement this winter.

2024-08-14 20:26:13

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Oh yeah, spa to the pool during cold months. It’s pretty amazing what the body can adapt to over time. I used to challenge my kids to see who could stand waist deep in the pool the longest.. In the middle of the winter! They still can’t beat my times even though they are grown now. I have a lot more body mass :-)
Plus it makes one a total badass. Next time you have an important negotiation invite everyone to have discussions while neck deep in 50F water.
Look up “Wim Hof” the guy was pretty hard core and genuine back in the day. Just a crazy yogi doing mind over matter stuff. Not sure if “the Wim Hof Method” is still genuine or super commercialized.

2024-08-14 15:27:08

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Yeah, 1/4 cup black soldier flys fed to a chicken daily until it’s nice and fat. Deep fry chicken in plant based beef tallow. Serve with a tall refreshing glass of WEF supporter tears.

2024-08-11 02:08:40

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Let me translate so Sir Mark the douche bag can understand:
Dear Sir Mark Rowley,
Your satchel of Richard’s is ready for consumption. Tea will be served promptly at noon at the estate of any gun owner in the colonies.
RSVP:
NOSTR
Sincerely,
The Internet

2024-08-10 01:24:22

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Do you put peppercini’s in your pot roast? My wife poured half a pint (including liquid) in the crockpot when she started and it turned out amazing.
Especially the pot roast omelets the next day!

2024-08-05 21:34:48

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Having an off-line cold storage device is a must. What I was referring to was mixing UTXO’s in order to create an output that increases privacy between the KYC exchange I buy my stats at and the final cold storage device.
I understand enough to ask that question, but not enough to execute. BTC Sessions is great, but I’m not sure what to search for. Any suggestions?

2024-08-05 14:26:37

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What is a good bitcoin privacy practices tutorial to watch? You made a note a while back about privacy and it made sense to me. I just need to learn the steps.

2024-08-05 02:07:37

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Your recipe is delicious! My wife made this tonight and the family clobbered it. Thank you Robin! https://image.nostr.build/0e97921354783884fc1f010b16f4e062c53d5b40d174d166cac8bb7949b36ca1.jpg

2024-08-04 01:00:17

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This is one of the rare times that someone, in this case Imane Khelif, is a genuine, genetic mutation. I remember when the XY chromosome test was used back when East Germany fielded some pretty manly looking people on the women’s team in the 70’s and 80’s.
If I remember correctly what was discovered was: in normal women the 45/46 chromosome pair is X/X and in men that same pair is X/Y. However in the East Germans case as In Imane Khelifs case the 45th chromosome is X and the 46th chromosome is XY.
Much like someone who has an extra chromosome on chromosome 13 (trisomy 13 or Down Syndrome) this genetic mutation causes changes resulting in unusual physical attributes. Just as someone with Down syndrome is shorter, large head, close set eyes people with X/XY are taller, stronger, denser bone structure, broader shoulders. People with 45/46 X/XY generally do not have the mental difficulties people with Down syndrome do.
If I remember correctly some of the East Germans from the 80s with this condition reproduced naturally as females.
That’s when it was decided “ if they can have babies, they must be women” and it’s been that way ever since.
This is all drawing from 40-year-old memories, so some details might be off. But this is how I remember it. Make up your own mind. I really don’t care at all either way. I’m not a sports guy. I’m just an old guy with a good memory that wanted to put in his two sats.

2024-08-03 03:30:37

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My wife made her first tomato pie last summer. It was good but not great. She is a fantastic cook and was talking about trying to make another one now that tomatoes are coming in strong. The recipe she used did not look anything like yours. Would you mind sharing your recipe or passing along some tips?

2024-07-27 13:06:02

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I have to agree with Hunter. Make it easy. Cash app, Strike, Any of the popular KYC phone apps he may already have.
The evils of exchanges, KYC, UTXOs and self custody is a lot to throw at a newby. Just keep it fun and simple.
Once “a few sats” turns into an amount of dollars that your friend would feel uncomfortable loosing you can teach him how to protect it with self custody.

2024-07-27 01:19:25

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Your post made me smile after a hard day in the fiat mine. Ty

2024-07-22 01:53:52

This man and his channel have provided thousands of hours of entertainment to millions of people. What’s more is the education and experience he brought. It’s hard to find a safety error in any of his videos.
Many of you may laugh, but there is a very real possibility that big tech will someday not allow videos that teach skills which enable you to repair your own stuff. Nostr is the way.
#grownostr #fuckgoogle #fuckyoutube #note1s3s…phsl

2024-07-16 13:15:15

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Probably seems unfair to her that she’s being canceled. 😂🤣😆

2024-07-14 03:14:43

While all the excitement was going on I was doing my evening feed and watering chores.
I dumped a load of rabbit manure on the strawberries and spent twenty minutes watching the chickens scratch and peck. Eating fly larvae, working nutrients into the soil.
What is important in your life? News, politics and other things you can’t control? Stress and reward trigger manipulation controlled by algorithms?
OR
Your personal environment, the food you eat and control of your own mental and physical health?
Have a peaceful evening.
#permies #homestead #grownostr #countryliving

2024-07-12 15:37:44

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A well written book on the subject is called “The Very Small Home (Japanese Ideas for Living Well In Limited Space)” by Azby Brown.
The construction of the structure for a tiny home is relatively straightforward for anyone with construction skills. However, the interior design and clever use of space, which is critical for comfortable living, require a fair amount of planning.

2024-07-12 12:17:29

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Live in one for a while before you commit to the expense of building one. Some people enjoy living in a tiny house. Some don’t. I do not. They are OK for a few days but I like to have my own space.
As far as licensing goes, “allowed” vs “able” are two different things.

2024-07-10 00:15:59

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Except for… time zones.
Argentina = 1 time zone
United States = 9 time zones
I get the point and agree with the sentiments though.

2024-07-09 13:53:25

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Q: How old are you?
A: I was on a live taping of this show when I was a kid.

2024-07-07 13:20:30

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Jewel weed soap. I’m severely allergic to poison ivy. I also spend several hours a day working outside on the homestead. Every time a few blisters start to appear I wash the area with jewel weed soap, let the suds sit for a minute on the affected area. Instead of expanding and taking a couple weeks to clear up my poison ivy blisters dry up in a day or two.

2024-07-02 01:27:19

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I don’t think so. The concept of “dust” is is laughable. This is just miner propaganda. Please remember, just because someone understands bitcoin doesn’t mean they aren’t trying to get their hands on your stack.

2024-06-30 18:35:05

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The US government printed $1 trillion out of thin air and gave it to Japan in an agreement for them to not dump US treasuries. However, that did not apply to the banks in Japan. Japan’s Norinchukin Bank announced last week that it was going to sell 63 billion in US and UK treasuries.

2024-06-29 20:41:53

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I just learned about chowchow recently. Thanks for making me remember it. I think I’m gonna try and make some this week.

2024-06-29 14:05:28

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Good morning Robin. I enjoy reading your and npub13kwjkaunpmj5aslyd7hhwnwaqswmknj25dddglqztzz29pkavhaq25wg2a
posts.
All of us homesteaders have similar days. Start with coffee, then animal chores, then off to a project. Today I’m taking the tractor to a neighbors house and digging a ditch for a water line.
No red tomatoes yet, but lots of big green healthy ones.
Have a great day.

2024-06-28 13:30:50

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Ten https://image.nostr.build/332e373cb845933b4cf0ceed8fe7e0e0cd3ee559d83395366c9c206fbf7eaf3e.jpg

2024-06-27 01:50:05

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I’ve got a run down shack in East TN on seven acres that requires a four wheel drive to access. Come on down.

2024-06-25 16:17:18

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No one needs to listen that long. The first sentence “ it is in our national interest to encourage younger generations to consider pursuing the public interest as a career.”
You quote it all the time “ the purpose of the system is what it does” before the LGBTQ indoctrination is the government indoctrination.

2024-06-23 03:51:12

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My mother had a sharp cognitive decline after the jab. I told her a joke a while back and she laughed, a big belly laugh :-)
Now I tell her the same joke every time we talk and she laughs so hard because she can’t remember the last time I told the joke. Stay positive. Stay strong. It sounds to me like now is the time for you to be the rock your family needs.
Nostr is with you bro. You got this.

2024-06-14 02:47:11

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I’ll pm you my phone number if you reply.

2024-06-13 18:58:03

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Safflower, good substitute for saffron. Also a great bird attractor. I’ve shot hundreds of doves over safflower fields irrigated by canals stemming from the Colorado River in the desert southwest.

2024-06-11 19:57:17

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Yes! I forgot about calcium. I asked a question about my strawberries on another note and somebody said they looked calcium deficient.
I had a winter cover crop that included peas to fix some nitrogen and I let my chickens kill the cover crop in March. I thought that between peas fixing nitrogen and chickens pooping in the garden for a couple weeks that would give me enough nitrogen, but I guess I was wrong.
I’ve got some eggshell soaking in vinegar I’m going to add as a calcium supplement. I think I’ll add some blood meal for nitrogen and iron boost. Thanks for the reply and the help.

2024-06-11 16:09:58

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I started wood chips in the garden last fall. This year my garden is kind of anemic. I suspect a nitrogen deficiency. What did you do to counteract wood chips sucking up all the nitrogen the first year?

2024-06-08 13:25:30

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Literal “CO2 generators” are a thing. https://image.nostr.build/379a6681acd96ad58a4aa1c28d778295a450e7e477e99c4af1f428652b391bf4.jpg

2024-06-08 03:21:31

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2024-06-07 01:56:44

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That’s why I’ve been using paint.net for years. Does a lot of the things that illustrator and Photoshop do but a much lighter weight software.
Doesn’t steal all your information.
Doesn’t run adobe update in the background eating up all your ram.
Run natively on your computer.
Open source and free.
Value for value donation based.
https://www.getpaint.net/
Beware of all the spam links and ads on the page.

2024-06-06 17:11:33

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This is really fucking cool. Keep it up Rev. You are doing great work.

2024-06-05 14:23:03

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No one reads the actual order. Up to 2500 people are allowed to cross each day with an undocumented status.
2500 people X 365 days = 912500 undocumented people crossing the southern border a year before anyone can do anything about it.

2024-06-04 22:23:56

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What about something that just looks nice? Call it a “bee garden” or a “hummingbird garden” with decoratives that attract pollinators.

2024-06-04 22:19:13

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I do the same thing!

2024-06-04 22:07:07

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Why Jacumba? Because that’s where the border wall ends. There used to be trailers full of workers building the wall, extending east from here and within months of taking office, Biden sent all the workers home. I was out that direction a couple weeks ago. I drive by several times a year for work.
This is not about race or national origin. This is about replacing the middle class. The people crossing the border are desperately poor, even the ones being imported from Asia. Living below, our poverty line is still a significant increase in quality of life for these people. This is straight up class warfare, the elites are bringing in a new slave class so they don’t have to share as much as the current middle class is taking.

2024-06-03 23:58:47

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My first thought was “rug pull” but then I thought about all the made up restrictions the US is imposing and then I thought about the fact that ecash will help hide users identity. This might be a good thing. I guess we’ll just have to wait and see.

2024-06-01 18:42:39

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2024-06-01 18:42:20

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2024-06-01 18:41:49

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Sorry, forgot the pictures https://image.nostr.build/7d2263cd8be6de8ef58bb7745a544d617ab87039376f585d4bc34f6708b488b2.jpg

2024-06-01 16:35:19

Hey Noster, what are my green beans missing? There must be some element or mineral deficiency in my soil. I thought it was possibly calcium so I added Cal mag and kelp about a week ago. That obviously didn’t fix the problem. I’m stumped. What do you think it is?
#asknostr #gardening #homestead #permies

2024-05-31 13:14:44

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Sounds reasonable. I’ve had a couple this year. Almost called the realtor to sell the homestead.

2024-05-30 21:11:28

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Bitcoin

2024-05-28 03:30:31

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A little piece… A little piece of Poland a little piece of France… https://image.nostr.build/06c51c7637885549475f78e2e416d5734b4926b4f0b00238dbc5a9a814cd1274.jpg

2024-05-24 02:12:25

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Mushrooms in the garden means you have a healthy soil biology. Congratulations!
I don’t know if they are poisonous or not but you should wash your lettuce before you eat it either way.

2024-05-22 06:59:21

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Could you please do a video on how to turn this into a bunch of different plants?

2024-05-21 19:00:06

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Yes, there will probably be a rate cut right before the election to artificially pump the stock markets. That way all the incumbents can say “look! What we’re doing is working.” Party doesn’t matter, affiliation doesn’t matter, holding on to power is what’s important.
The inflation fallout resulting from the Japan bribe and other recent poor monetary policy decisions is going to take some time to work its way through to the average consumer AND the numbers are manipulated enough that they will show cause for a rate cut. Of course this will only cause more inflation in the future.
The fiat economies are getting weaker by the day. Citizens will get tired of having their efforts drained by inflation and there will be a change. I only hope it’s peaceful.
Stack sats, stay healthy, love one another and hold on, it’s going to be a wild ride. 🤪

2024-05-21 17:29:33

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When I was young and wanted to go back to school, I worked two full-time jobs, approximately 80 hours a week. Four days a week I got four hours of sleep, not four hours in a row, four hours total. If you want something bad enough, you’ll make the necessary effort to obtain it.
It took just under a year to accumulate enough funds to quit work for two years and finish my schooling.
Instead of viewing this as a sacrifice I viewed it as a gift. A chance to push my physical and psychological limits and learn what happens.
30 years later the schooling is rather inconsequential, but the life experience of what it took to become unstoppable, the personal growth… I use that every day.

2024-05-20 02:12:27

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I’ll shoot a deer if it walks through my yard. Squirrel and dove too. I didn’t get a deer last year but the year before I did.
Quail and pheasant hunting happens several times a year.
My favorite thing is to take a shotgun for a walk on a nice fall day and come home with a mixed bag of small game.

2024-05-16 14:00:03

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The whole “toxic mold” thing is made up by the MSM. Remove the moisture source and paint over it. Ask me how I know.

2024-05-16 13:55:04

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Children should be exposed to livestock on a farm doing what comes naturally so they can tell the difference between normal and crazy.

2024-05-16 13:37:04

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This is an infringement on the first amendment and will not stand up to the scrutiny of high courts. Also, the right to privacy is part of the fourth amendment. Thirdly, how is anyone supposed to protect themselves from illegal surveillance cameras? Just because our enimies use the same weapons as we do doesn’t make them illegal. Shame on you.

2024-05-14 01:56:21

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I got the large Harvest Right.
The main intention was for long term food storage and easy/quick dinners on busy days.
We have progressed to a system where my wife makes extra food for dinner a few days a week and I freeze dry the leftovers the next day. Pot roast, chicken soup, risotto, etc.
So far everything has rehydrated well with good texture and flavor.
As an experiment I ran a couple batches of skittles and gave samples to local businesses I frequent. A couple of them took on the product and we trade for store credit.
My favorite example is a local rancher that sells grass fed beef out of a shed on Saturdays. She’s sold over 150 bags of candy since February and I have over $500 in store credit. I figure I’ll have enough credit for a whole processed beef by November.
What other questions can I help you with?

2024-05-13 15:46:26

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My 85-year-old mother said the exact same thing. She also asked if we recently had a big rain. Apparently slugs are a lot worse the day after a rain.

2024-05-13 14:16:35

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Yes! I had some whey in the fridge leftover from the last time my wife made butter. I dosed it with some LB supplements I had laying around and sprayed everything, leaves, ground, unripe fruit. This mix fixed a lot of problems last year. I’m a new gardener and I forgot, thanks for the reminder.
Yes, I did add wood mulch, last fall. I will try your calcium suggestion as well.
Thanks

2024-05-13 13:54:37

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LOL, my first computer required me to load the operating system from a series of 720KB floppy disks.

2024-05-13 13:36:35

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The first thing I noticed was the lack of good content online. Very few people give times and temperatures. Someone could be a YouTube star just by sharing basic recipes and results.

2024-05-13 13:33:50

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Got mine a few months ago. Still learning but happy to share.

2024-05-12 20:20:30

What’s eating my strawberries and how do I stop it? It’s only happening to the ripe ones. If I pick them a day before they’re fully ripe then they don’t get eaten.
They also look like some of them are rotting on the ground.
Any advice would be appreciated.
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2024-05-12 16:18:38

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1. It wasn’t a bill, it was an executive order. The president doesn’t need congress or the Supreme Court to support him. A single person can take away your property with the swipe of a pen.
2. Definitely a possibility for a honey pot. Not your keys = not your cheese.
3. Fund managers are going through their due diligence process right now. They CAN NOT sell the ETFs to their clients at this time. Very soon, once the due diligence process is complete, we are going to see inflows explode. Once everyone has 401K money in the ETFs pension funds will invest. Once the big banks and union pension funds are involved no president/party on the planet will take them away because the true power in this country won’t let them.

2024-05-11 02:46:59

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2024-05-10 16:06:46

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Why do people think this is cool? This is akin to feeding a bear or petting a tiger, it’s fucking stupid. As someone who has spent an extensive amount of time offshore in small boats I can assure you this is a quite dangerous practice. A whale swam under my boat once. Scared the absolute living shit out of me. If that whale, decides it has ill intentions, or maybe it’s just being playful or even a simple mistake. Your whole boat gets tossed into the water miles from shore with no one around to save you. It’s not majestic it’s moronic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ee79_7CZ0uM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNqJLK2n8nY

2024-05-07 13:51:03

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The appropriate supplements. https://image.nostr.build/7879a9655024542d4d4b8ed3be6a20975cebb63c4b982546f299ee7621ee818a.jpg

2024-05-07 13:37:51

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I had to look, according to their own website, that $11B has only completed 56 miles of track and land acquisition is “ongoing.”

2024-05-04 23:07:44

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Insurers pulling out left and right. This leaves anyone wanting fire Insurance to use the state run insurance. The “ California fair plan” costs several times more than using a privateinsurer. A friend of mine was recently quoted $5000 a year.

2024-05-03 04:01:17

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People are so easily manipulated though. I lived in La Mesa, CA during the BLM riots. This was a clearly organized and funded attack. The police did nothing to help stop the rioters. Many small businesses on a quaint little Main Street were damaged and looted along with big business and the fire station, (They burned down a Chase Bank branch, I wasn’t to sad about that.)
What puzzles me, to this day, is that only a day or two after the riot those same small businesses owners painted “We ❤️BLM” and other similar statements on the wood boarding up their broken windows. I don’t get it. Even if BLM wasn’t a Soros funded psyop to influence the election, even if I agreed with a movement’s principles, I would no longer support a movement that turned violent, especially against me!
That’s how stupid and brainwashed people are!

2024-05-02 13:51:15

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I’m doing the same thing! I do my “garden 20” (20 minutes ) of pulling weeds every day and use the weeds to feed my rabbits. BTW, I really dig the colony concept you use for raising rabbits. Personally, I tractor my rabbits, but my circumstances are different. I think your rabbit colony is really cool.

2024-04-30 01:07:17

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Isn’t four quarters in a row of negative or zero GDP growth technically a “depression?”

2024-04-29 13:56:38

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Most ISP’s offer a static IP address for a small additional fee. They don’t advertise it, but if you call and talk to a human it’s usually relatively easy to get straightened out.

2024-04-29 03:43:23

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Please let me explain. Once a dog gets a taste for livestock they will remain a livestock killer forever. Give the dog away and it will escape just to kill again. The best thing to do is put it down.
I spoke with someone at the local humane society about it once when trying to get information on how to train my dog. The lady from the humane society recommended that I put my dog to sleep. It has something to do with a “prey drive” instinct that can’t be trained away once it’s been activated.
You are obviously a dog lover, I get it. I’ve never been without a dog in my life except when I was deployed. But something that is also obvious is that you are not a farmer. Please don’t get mad at something you don’t understand. It makes you sound like a liberal college idiot.

2024-04-29 01:20:30

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The animal was attacking livestock. She did the right thing.

2024-04-28 19:40:34

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2024-04-28 16:44:02

Please help me find the name of a children’s book.
I’m trying to remember the name of a book my 2nd grade teacher read to the class in the 1980’s.
It was about a boy who traveled to a future where everyone was required to carry a “pocket puter” (short for pocket computer.)
The main character was almost immediately arrested upon arrival in the future for not having a pocket puter to identify himself when stopped by police.
The other thing I remember was that a friend of the main character enjoyed fishing. However people either weren’t allowed to catch real fish or fish had gone extinct. I don’t remember which. He would take a rowboat out and dangle his line in the water to “catch” a tag that told him how big his “fish” was.
It’s not much to go on but if anyone knows the name of this book I would greatly appreciate the answer.
#asknostr #grownostr

2024-04-25 02:51:35

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How much income do you make from twitter? How much income do you make on Nostr? Which pays you in dollars and which pays you in forever money? If you’re not cultivating Nostr for income and you’re wasting time on twitter “then you must hate money.” 😂
More importantly, do you get more joy from twitter or Nostr? Most people seem frustrated whenever they mention twitter. Quit the mind control app for the freedom protocol.

2024-04-24 18:19:21

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Chicken puddles!

2024-04-19 00:25:26

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Well… he’s not wrong. I know a lot of people that choose freedom over democracy. That’s why we’re homesteading. We live in the woods, grown our own food, homeschool our kids, stack bitcoin and participate in local circular economics, etc.
I’ll take freedom over democracy any day. Of course, that’s not what old Joe was trying to say. However, it is what we need.
You should start a new trend
#freedomoverdemocracy

2024-04-18 01:21:23

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I really didn’t get the point of your post. Can you please elaborate?

2024-04-17 23:13:40

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I used to live near there. It was a giant natural gas power generating plant and they green washed it by calling it a desalinization plant. It still generates electricity. They just put the waste water into the municipal supply and call it desalination to make all the local environmentalist feel better about it.

2024-04-16 03:26:08

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“Jet Age” of the late 50’s is the style term you’re looking for. Hyper modern, smooth lines, hard surfaces. This lines up with the music as well. Here are a few examples. Is this what you’re looking for? https://image.nostr.build/c030385637474347baeb1b2e2bfda281c9fedbf930f7d7258570a62c411d0c60.jpg https://image.nostr.build/243738873223ca2ee213bafe72837d8712bc2dc220ef673bbc0953145c0514f9.png

2024-04-11 00:11:27

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The other thing that helped me was to stop sitting on my wallet. I used to drive 3-4 hours a day and my sciatic pain made it almost impossible to walk. Removing the wallet and stretching took about two months to fix the problem.

2024-04-10 21:25:22

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Seed stalks will form as the plant matures. You should be able to see the seeds. I let mine sit until they were nice and dry. The chickens started picking seeds off the stalks. https://image.nostr.build/c850fc60cc4a6127d98e2b413608ac09f918726a9149a597a37f04e48dd6f260.jpg

2024-04-10 17:21:33

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Cat cow stretch opens up the area of the spine that is pressing on the nerve causing pain in your leg.
Breathe in when your back is arched and breathe out when your stomach is extended for maximum stretch.
GO SLOW! 10 stretches should take over a minute.
Start with whatever is comfortable and work your way up to 10 stretches in the morning and 10 stretches in the evening. Continue stretching twice a day until the pain subsides then at least once a day forever to keep the pain from coming back. https://image.nostr.build/15f3724eeb9fca1c2d1f50f6cfb943eda2e051be3e8a966c0e0a5d7130ed51e6.jpg

2024-04-09 02:17:05

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Let them go to seed and plant the seeds. Cutting that deep tap root usually kills them. I scattered plantain seeds at the end of last summer and they are coming up everywhere.

2024-04-04 18:18:04

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How much power does that miner use? I might be able to set you up with a solar panel/inverter charger/battery that could power that set up in exchange for helping me get my first miner set up. Reach out to me if you want to talk about it more.

2024-04-01 00:48:06

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Do any citronella candles work? Seriously, my wife is a mosquito magnet and I’d love to sit out on the porch with her in the evening.

2024-03-30 04:10:19

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Way to go Dan! I’m in 7A also. Yesterday I planted seeds for beets, carrots and radishes. The cabbage, broccoli and Brussels sprouts starts have been hardening off for a few days and will go in Sunday afternoon. The weather calls for cloudy Monday with rain Tuesday. Perfect timing.
Are you going to get your lettuce in before the rain?

2024-03-30 00:41:44

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I offer to sell them their shitcoins at half price if they pay me in bitcoin. I’ve done that several times and no one has taken me up on my offer yet.