It's not impossible to have a huge conspiracy with a lot of people involved. Sandy Hook was one. The real "school" had been moved to an abandoned school until the Sandy Hook location could be renovated. So there was no reason for kids to be at that televised location. Also, the pictures showed desks, bookcases, and more stacked up in the halls. That was not an operating school. The same few kids were marched around and around for the pretend evacuation. The handicap parking spaces weren't marked to current standards. There were no ambulances hauling people away. There were no photos of blood stained walls and floors. There are even copies of receipts for things like having the internet moved from the TV school to the one the kids really went to. It seems that the participating "parents" had their mortgages paid off.
Yes, there can be big conspiracies, but Trump was shot by one loony or another. Audio indicates at least three shooters beside the sniper shot. There is also what seems to be a pistol bullet hole in Trump's jacket.
I have seen the frame by frame that appears to show the driver turning and shooting JFK. A lot of people were eliminated in the following days. A very distant cousin of mine, Elbert Maurice Baker, was a Dallas policeman who supposedly shot himself just 11 days later. Sources vary on whether it was a pistol or a shotgun, which seems strange to me.
I don't have ADHD. I have Asperger's. I can focus on one thing as long as it takes. I have a couple of subjects that I know way more about than the average person. I can remember anything I want to. I can ingest tons of information, and my brain can sort through it all and come to correct conclusions.
On the other hand, I can't read people and I can't see from their point of view. I absolutely cannot "feel your pain" like Clinton claimed. I can't tell if they're bored, and I should stop talking.
On the chans, the anons similar to me are what is termed "weaponized autism." We're the ones who can take a random photograph and figure out the GPS coordinates based on what can be seen in the photo. We can go through tens of thousands of pages of material and find what's immediately relevant.
I always thought ADHD was just a way to get drugs into kids who hate to stay in their chairs at school. Because of drug use and perhaps stuff in our food, these things, as well as allergies, are very common today. When I was in 1st grade, there was one boy that had trouble staying seated. He was the only in the entire school. Also, I never knew a single kid in school that had any food allergies. We all ate in the cafeteria, and everyone ate the same food.
I get overloaded by sensory inputs. It took me a while to get used to the noise and talking at family reunions. I became the expert that people wanted to talk to, so I could talk to someone and shut out everything else.
I believe I could function in an emergency, as blood doesn't bother me as long as it isn't mine. :)
I have a low "give a shit" factor, so a lot of things don't bother me.
I wish people in the 50s and 60s in education had known about Asperger's so I could have gotten help.
Viruses exist, but people had the flu, just as in past years. Many were mistreated in hospitals. The flu and colds are very similar viruses.
I think you probably had the flu.
Luckily, I've never had the flu. I think I might be immune, as my father and grandfather never had it. In fact, my grandfather helped dress dead bodies at the funeral home during the 1917 Spanish flu. Everyone else was too afraid.
If it was real, why did the CDC have to move deaths from the flu column to the virus column? The virus has still not been isolated or proved to exist. I still think it was just the same flu that we've had every year. About the same number of people claimed to have died from it had been dying each year previous to the virus from the ordinary flu.
BTW, I've never had the flu. I believe I am immune. My father never had it. My grandfather helped at the funeral home dressing dead bodies during the 1917 Spanish flu, as everyone else was afraid. My grandfather never got the flu and lived to 91.
I have a distant cousin who "committed suicide" 11 days after the JFK assassination. He had been a Dallas policeman. Reports disagree on whether it was a pistol or a shotgun. Very curious. He was involved or saw something. A lot of people ceased in that period of time.
Bar soap lasts for decades if stored properly. I am still using bar soap from the old Y2K stash. I use motel soap for handwashing.
American Standard is the Cadillac of pressure canners, as the lid is machined aluminum and doesn't need rubber gaskets, just a dab of oil.
I would have a large supply of rags rather than paper towels, as they are reusable. You can also use rags in place of TP. Just have a diaper pail in the bathroom.
The flavor packets in the mac and cheese go bad quickly. Waxed real cheese would last longer.
There are few if any leftists in my rural neighborhood. Just last night, I heard the pops of gun practice at a neighbor's house. The neighbor three doors down has sheep, goats, ducks, and chickens.
For edible plants, the most common and widespread are wild onions, Queen Anne's lace, and cattails. Queen Anne's lace is related to carrots, so eat the roots. All parts of the cattail are edible, despite those stupid videos of people trying to eat the dry fluffy tops.
Growing your own tobacco would be better than cigarettes, as you could make other tobacco products as well. The biggest thing to know about tobacco is that the seeds must have sunlight to germinate, so broadcast them on top of the ground in a small plot. Then when the plants are few inches tall, transplant them to the field. Don't forget to sucker them.
There are websites and videos explaining all this. I grew up surrounded by farmland. The worst summer ever was when they planted corn in all the fields. The wind didn't blow at our house the whole time, and I had to go out to the road to watch for the school bus.
Conservatives are allowed. :)