Episode Summary This week on Live Like the World is Dying, Lynn talks to Inmn about everything that's been going on in Ukraine for the last couple years with the invasion and different ways that preparedness manifests during a military occupation or military invasion. Next week they continue the discussion, focusing on preparedness for blackouts. Guest Info You can support Ukrainian leftists doing rad things at: Renegade Relief Runners https://renegaderelief.org/ Solidarity Collectives https://www.solidaritycollectives.org/ Lynn also recommends you check out the podcast "Ukraine without Hype" for a weekly Ukrainian news round-up with leftist analysis from journalists in Kyiv, and interviews with some of the people she mentioned in our discussion, such as Sarah Ashton-Cirillo, the American transwoman who became the Ukrainian Territorial Defense spokesperson, and Vladyslav Starodubtsev a writer who talks about the Ukrainian labor struggle." You can also support Lynn's partner, who is fundraising for equipment for his brigade, the 100th Separate Mechanized Brigade. They are defending towns on the Avdiivka Axis, one of the toughest directions at the moment. You can follow him on the platform formerly known as Twitter @SillyNami and if you would like to support them directly, you can send donations to his paypal account: wildflock100@proton.me Host Info Inmn can be found on Instagram @shadowtail.artificery Publisher Info This show is published by Strangers in A Tangled Wilderness. We can be found at www.tangledwilderness.org, or on Twitter @TangledWild and Instagram @Tangled_Wilderness. You can support the show on Patreon at www.patreon.com/strangersinatangledwilderness.

Here are the latest news items and commentary on current economics news, market trends, stocks, investing opportunities, and the precious metals markets. In this column, JWR also covers hedges, derivatives, and various obscura. This column emphasizes JWR’s “tangibles heavy” investing strategy and contrarian perspective. Today, a recap of the tumultuous early August stock crash. Precious Metals: Gold Is Back Over $2,500 As Money Starts Going Back Into ETFs. o  o  o At Zero Hedge: PBoC’s Gold Conduit Revealed: Chinese Central Bank Did Not Stop Buying Gold In May. Economy & Finance: ‘Magnificent Seven’ Losses Approach $3 Trillion Amid Weeks-Long Selloff. … The post Economics & Investing For Preppers appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

Do you remember your first assigned chore from childhood? Starting at age four, I was tasked with walking up the ridge to my grandparent’s home every Monday around five o’clock to bring home our portion of the week’s pinto beans. To my knowledge, my grandmother fixed pintos every Monday from the late 1940s through the late 1990s. On Sunday evening she would spill out the dry beans on her kitchen table, then “look them” for stones or debris then sweep them into a large bowl to soak overnight. On Monday morning the beans were rinsed, moved into a large pot, … The post Growing and Preparing Dried Beans – Part 1, by A.F. appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

On August 16, 1777, American militiamen led by General Stark defeated British forces at the Battle of Bennington, during the American War of Independence. The battle was fought at Walloomsac, New York, ten miles northwest of Bennington, Vermont. — On August 16th, 1841, President John Tyler vetoed a second attempt by Congress to re-establish the Bank of the United States. In response, angry supporters of the bank gathered outside the White House and burned an effigy of Tyler. — We are pleased to announce that the kind folks at MobileSecSolutions.com are donating two new prizes that will be part of … The post Preparedness Notes for Friday — August 16, 2024 appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

Day One -- MSM sock-puppets blamed Russia for blowing up it's own pipeline. Alex Jones called BS within a week, and received validation from Sy Hearsh 6 months later and now The Wall Street Journal has reported that Ukraine is blame. But is that really plausible or are they looking for a patsy? UTL COMMENT:- For once Alex didn't interrupt, or talk over a live stream important topics!!!??? We all knew all along that it wasn't Russia blowing up it's own pipeline....at least that's come out now....all part of the plan....... Wear a piece of history with the official Infowars ‘Trump Bulletproof Shirt’ that has emablazoned on it the most iconic image of our time! Defy globalists by pre-ordering this comfortable made-in-America shirt TODAY! Our Save Infowars Mega Sale is NOW LIVE! Save up to 60% on our hottest products today! Boost your vitality overall well-being with our premium supplement line Infowars M.D. now available for 25% OFF exclusively at InfowarsStore.com! Get 40% OFF our flagship product DNA Force Plus now! Try it today and see why so many listeners have made it an essential part of their daily routine!

Summer camp for elitists or ancient religion of sacrifice. The Bohemian Grove was founded in 1878 by the Bohemian Club, which was formed in 1872. It is twenty-seven-hundred acres of private land in Monte Rio, California where every summer in July hundreds of the most powerful and influential men attend what is known as the Cremation of Care ceremony. An early version of it was photographed in 1915 and published by National Geographic. In 1989, a writer for Spy Magazine infiltrated Bohemian Grove and mentioned the Cremation of Care ceremony, but did not mention the effigy. The article mostly focused on powerful drunk men dressing in drag and engaged in homoerotic behavior. In 2000, when Alex Jones captured the ceremony on video, you can see an effigy, a model of a person to be destroyed, being burned alive in a ritual sacrifice. Around the time that Alex Jones was there filming it, musician Kid Rock was there as a guest. “Did you? You went to the Grove?” ~ Joe Rogan “Yeah… It was the first evening, and you gather around, whatever, the owl by this lake, if I remember correctly, which could be a little hazy. It was long time ago. And like I've heard about this place. I’m like, this is some real secret ass shit, man, I can't believe I'm fucking here. Right?! And it's just a trove of celebrities… I met like, Paul Pelosi and his son.” ~ Kid Rock “Oh, boy.” ~ Joe Rogan “And like, Chris Matthews. Like, you know, and I was hanging out with them, We're having cool conversations. It's kind of weird. And then they ask me like, I had to come play my guitar.” ~ Kid Rock “Oh no.” ~ Joe Rogan “And like, sing at one of these camp things. And I was like, I feel so used, so dirty.” ~ Kid Rock The oldest religion on Earth can still be found within many secret societies, the New Age movement, and hiding within many churches, mosques, and synagogues. The basis of this ancient religion is the attainment of counsel from advanced entities for one to gain Earthly wealth and power. These advanced entities have a hunger for human life, which is how human sacrifice factors into this ancient transaction. By 2012, a handful of men were making individual claims that they witnessed human sacrifice at Bohemian Grove. Peter Chernoff says that the men taking part in the sacrifice went on to hold various positions of power in society. “Peter, you've witnessed children being sacrificed at the Grove?” ~ Anthony Hilder “You know, I did. At the Bohemian grove I was involved in a rather private ritual. Catholic, Nazi, Satanic in nature. A Service. A Working, if you will. With nine relative unknowns at the time, so to speak. Willie Brown, Arlen Specter, Barney Frank, Roger Mahoney, Ratzinger, who's now the Pope. Robert Byrd, George Bush senior, and Warren Buffett. And the master of ceremonies was Lieutenant Colonel Michael Aquino… The Cremation of Care, what it is really, it's a discussion regarding population control. https://gregreese.substack.com/

Worldwide, fertility rates have halved from 60 years ago.  The global average fertility rate is now around 2.4.  This worrisome drop is approaching the 2.1 replacement level which is considered to be […]

by Kathleen Gotto, All News Pipeline: The poisoning of the world’s population is picking up speed. In a recent interview with Maria Zeee and Dr. Ana Milhalcea, they discussed the findings by the University of Colorado at Boulder on the testing of 10 samples of the Articaine dental anesthetic using the Raman Microspectroscopy Methodology. These samples were sent to […]

Imagine for a moment you could perceive the world like a bee. Bees have the fastest color vision in the animal world, about five times faster than humans’, enabling them to navigate the world with extreme efficiency and speed. While humans might let their gaze wander over a flower field and appreciate the colors, bees perceive each individual flower as they zip by. Also, if you were a bee, you couldn’t see red, but you would see ultraviolet light humans can’t see, so you’d be able to detect ultraviolet flower colors. Bees actually have five eyes; three additional smaller eyes called ocelli help them navigate, a bee’s version of GPS.  Pollinator Pathmaker’s first international edition was commissioned by the LAS Art Foundation and is located outside the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin (Berlin’s Museum of Natural History). Planted in 2023, it features more than 7,000 plants of 80 varieties. Credit: Anna Sophie Schwarz / Courtesy of Wall GmbH “The superpowers they have make me feel so inadequate,” Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg says at her art studio at the Somerset House in London. “I can’t see polarized light; I can’t see the electric charge of flowers; I can’t smell the scent plumes from fields of flowers in the distance. I can’t memorize the locations of all the flowers I visited, and that’s just a small list of my failings as a human.” Ginsberg’s journey into researching how pollinators perceive the world started in the spring of 2020, when the British artist was asked to design a sculpture to raise awareness about pollinators. “Instead of making a sculpture about pollinators, I thought it would be better to make a sculpture for pollinators,” she says, and points to studies that show a decline of 75 percent of pollinators over 27 years in Germany due to insecticides, pests and climate change. The data from other countries is similar. “That led me to the question, What do pollinators like? What would they enjoy?” she explains. The photographer Craig P. Burrows uses innovative camera techniques to capture what plants, such as this slender sunflower, look like to honeybees. Credit: Craig P. Burrows The result was the first Pollinator Pathmaker Edition, a 180-foot-long permanent garden installation with 7,000 plants at the Eden Project, Cornwall, that opened as part of the Create a Buzz project in 2021. In 2022 Ginsberg added 11 meandering beds in Kensington Gardens, London, and in 2023, a garden in the front yard of the Natural History Museum in Berlin followed by 15 community gardens around Berlin.  The post Seeing Like a Bee: ‘Pollinator Pathmaker’ Is Art for Insects appeared first on Reasons to be Cheerful.