Do any of you have any questions that we cannot answer?

[RUSSO]

 It's the question. It's the question that drives us. It's the question that brought you here. You know the question, mind to share?

[ArMaP]

It was not a specific question, more a general interest in learning whatever other people may be sharing.

[RUSSO]

exactly

[Littleenki]

Is the moon a natural celestial body?

Le

[ArMaP]

Is the moon a natural celestial body?

Le

More birth certificate problems? 

[Littleenki]

More birth certificate problems? 

Lol, you have to be born to have one I heard 😂
Since I came here from a passing planet I have been waiting for it to return!
Cmon Nibiru, make your son proud😉

Le

[space otter]

how about the old question  stay or go when trouble comes

are you planning to stay where you are in the coming years and are you working to make it as secure as you can
or do you have a destination if the sh&t really hits the fan

i'm at my location till the end either mine or earths
i have medicinal plants  some seeds stored in freezer and enough books to do anything i would need to do..getting older this is the safest spot for me imo

how do the rest of you guys feel about stuff

next thing for us is getting some solar on the garage roof.. right now there are all types of offers and some you can even get free - you just have to read ALL the fine print

ok storm coming in
  later

[ArMaP]

how about the old question  stay or go when trouble comes

Like most people in cities I have nowhere to go, so I don't even bother to think about that.

[petrus4]

how about the old question  stay or go when trouble comes

If rural, stay.  If urban, go.  The consensus on /r/preppers seems to be outer suburbia as a good place to live.  It's a balancing act.  On the one hand, you don't want to be so far out that you don't have access to infrastructure, but you also don't want to be so far in that you get caught in a stampede, or are among the people who are in the immediate line of fire of the police.

[space otter]

hey pets r us
good to know you are still here..nice to see ya
otter

[petrus4]

I am glad that you have come back as well, Otter.  How are you?

[Littleenki]

If rural, stay.  If urban, go.  The consensus on /r/preppers seems to be outer suburbia as a good place to live.  It's a balancing act.  On the one hand, you don't want to be so far out that you don't have access to infrastructure, but you also don't want to be so far in that you get caught in a stampede, or are among the people who are in the immediate line of fire of the police.

What to do when the NPCs discover they have no food?
What Petrus suggests.
Thats a great compendium of what to do, I moved to a rural area recently and have two very small towns within 10 miles and one larger one 22 miles away, which is not so populated with anyone but college students and their brainwashers, and rural folks whose livelihood depends on changing their diapers😂
Were hoping we dont have to get to the point of defending against the herd of NPCs when they run out of hot pockets and wifi, but are amply prepared to do so if need be.

As well we have an indoor fish farm and the usual farm folks...chickens ducks and lots of eggs daily lol.
Honey from beeboxes is coming soon and the entire property is getting fenced off in the winter. Solar panels on a mobile trailer will run our well pumps and fishtanks as well as any freezers or appliances, and Im not sure about these composting toilets yet but they seem pretty cool so if we need to use them we have them too now.

Our world situation doesnt inspire much hope, but I for one will always have hope for humanity, even if 90% of it gets exterminated in the first few weeks.

Pesky buggers we are😉easy to kill but hard to eradicate.

Le

[kevin]

https://www.theepochtimes.com/health/covid-19-mrna-vaccines-reduce-immune-response-to-other-infections-potential-concern-of-immune-deficiency-5486433?utm_source=morningbriefnoe&src_src=morningbriefnoe&utm_campaign=mb-2023-09-09&src_cmp=mb-2023-09-09&utm_medium=email&est=yDLyIBA2DUrXUkmca6clZywaDs7%2F6XSlug9dF5%2BlBYyQoFIhlZeuZITNfMJbXkBpkdw%3D

Why do people deny they have been slowly murdered?

I know that the immune system is magnetic field based, and all those lemmings taking the clot shots are now facing the consequences,a but yet they stick their heads in the sand, why?

Kevin

[space otter]

I know that the immune system is magnetic field based, and all those lemmings taking the clot shots are now facing the consequences,a but yet they stick their heads in the sand, why?

ah Kevin you already answered your own question   

lemmings / they stick their heads in the sand

most humans prefer to be led  so they don't have to think
cell phones (which are a leash) and 'personal' media have made it easy for them to sit and follow someone else  in order tofeel like they 'fit'or "belong"
and those who don't feel that they need commit suicide
it's a very sad FACT

my personal rule is question everything and don't take anything personally....
being human i don't always follow that  ...... sigh

[space otter]

www.msn.com/en-au/health/medical/megyn-kelly-regrets-getting-the-covid-vacci

https://www.msn.com/en-au/health/medical/megyn-kelly-regrets-getting-the-covid-vaccine-i-would-ve-been-fine/ar-AA1goHVw

Megyn Kelly Regrets Getting the COVID Vaccine: 'I Would've Been Fine'
Story by Stacey Sanderson •
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The journalist said that she had gotten COVID "many times" in the past, but after receiving the vaccine, she "tested positive for an autoimmune issue" during her annual physical.

"I asked her [rheumatologist], 'Do you think this could have to do with the fact that I got the d--- booster and then got COVID within three weeks?'" Kelly recalled. "And she said, 'Yes.' I wasn't the only one she'd seen with it."