My grandpa made lots of bank when Iowa started requiring them, he got a tiler and loader, went and built them himself, and then contracted out to build for others, to code. They are a bit of a pain to put in and maintain, but I agree they are a good thing overall. I just don't like being told what to do :)

Soybeans, averaging $5/bushel over last year, from about 9 to about 14.

Corn $3.50 last year, about $5 now, up to over $7.25 at one point, an all time high iirc.

Soybeans, averaging $5/bushel over last year, from about 9 to about 14.

Corn $3.50 last year, about $5 now, up to over $7.25 at one point, an all time high iirc.

Gotta kill the Kulaks. It's SOP.

My mom told me once that you can't just do whatever you want anymore (I tell her these sorts of things too, F them do it anyway, about terraces and other things) because the NEIGHBORS will rat you out for not following rules. And then DOA comes knocking. Amerika has come to Rural Areas too.

Updoot for attention to detail, anon.

I heard Matrix is the new hotness for secure messaging? Element is one client. Can't recommend, haven't done DD, bit sounds promising perhaps.

Once again I plug the work of Dr Eleanor Mcbean whose work has been removed from almost every library in the world. She lived through the Spanish flu and wrote about it, and said only the vaccinated died. Don't get jabbed!

Only gold iirc

Just remember that gold and silver are Money, they are fungible and very, very liquid. You can always find a buyer for silver and gold. Collectibles are not fungible and are less liquid in general. But they can appreciate more quickly! Are the trade offs better in one direction or another? Idk I am just a dumb ape who holds silver but never ever gives financial advice.

Came to start enumerating agencies to cut, but no: This is the way.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIRn5c-yF78

https://www.veteranstodayarchives.com/2015/01/31/airline911/

I wondered about the vax as soon as I heard "collapsed on the field." I remember reading a prediction that we would see a lot of these sorts of deaths as summer sports pick up. (Though I am glad Erikson didn't die!)

This has the ring of Truth and Prophecy.

People have been making things (swords, sayeth the legends) from meteors since ancient times. Things definitely hit the ground.

First I had heard of this. What does serve our purposes then?

If I know my liberal acquaintances, they will have long since stopped paying attention to any of this stuff and won't notice the retractions and corrections. As usual.

Pretty sure that was Georgia, Fulton County. Could be wrong though.

I can remember when all I saw in the sky were visible ice crystals behind a plane. I am also a pilot - though not of fighter jets - but even so I can tell the difference.

$URPFT holds most of its assets in actual physical uranium, as one example. Not financial advice, just another ape regurgitating crayon swill I read elsewhere.

I strongly suspect there was a cooridinated infrastructure set up to catch all manner of network traffic, and I bet they were watching cellular network traffic too. I think they have everything. I know just the normal hackers working with Pulitzer and others got a whole lot of data, and access to voting systems while elections were happening - which implies they have it all, basically.

I had rather a lot of silver stored in some of these chests before my boat sank. The large chest will hold 50k silver at today's prices. I had the smaller two and they combined can hold more than 1000 oz in coins bars and jewelry. They are custom made for stackers and are quite sturdy as well as stylish.

https://www.3ja-gifts.com/%22slacker%22-coin-chest-3-sizes

Edited to say that only a stupid ape would store that much silver in pirate chests at home, even if it is awesome. I snort crayons and glue and don't give financial advice.

came to say this have my updoot

I used to joke it takes 25 years. We are making good progress, now we debunk their lies in real time and the gestalt absorbs it much more quickly. You can't stop the signal.