Here is what I believe may be a warning from God, and may just be common sense from the human brain of someone who watches the creation VERY CLOSELY, monitors changes, and is perhaps close enough to it that I can even sense things going on others can't--much like a dog senses an earthquake before the California Seismic Center does. Who knows.
But I feel strongly is that I should be warning everyone to start gardening, outdoors on or on a patio immediately, and experiementing with all forms of indoor gardening. From large 5 gallon pickle containers you can get from burger king, to expensive small hydrophonic systems for the basement.
Sprouts has started popping in and out of my thoughts, and even Friday I was thinking about pricing a 25 lb wholesale bag of alphalfa and mung. Also soybeans. They can be ground easily in a coffee grinder, and you can only eat about a handful of soymeal/flour in any form a day anyway, it's so rich in protein.
I've been trying to get ahold of 17th and l8th century natural plant foods growing in the area too. The only reason fools die in famine is because they are stupid. Period. They don't plan, they don't grow, and when they see drought and famine coming slowly, they stand and watch it. Iwill say this--Americans in rich America will be no better off than Sudanese who can't read and can barely use a can opener when the fields are dried up and flooded to mush, or pounded to mush with hail. Add a volcano or 2 and no sun, and all of that is not only possible, but overdue.
That's just me. Backed up by the Learning Channel, the Sci-Fi channel, PBS, Time, Newsweek, US News and World Report, various hippy and occult publications, the national tabloids and
.....oh, yeah. The Bible.
Anyway, Mike, learn to soak all those sprouts. Thanks for reminding me to get some seeds while they are still available.
I saw my first and only dire warning commoercial yesterday on CNBC.
It is a major food storage company warning about the hints of coming serious disasters, and telling people to get their food stores together. Havenb't heard that since when? The 60's and the nuclear thing? Not since then, but now. Anyway, a word to the wise. |
