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Looking Forward

I have spent the last few days really focusing on "Self-Care". It has been great to clear out the emotional clutter and let things go that are a lost cause. I did what I could and now that's over. So Sunday I will be back in full swing and ready to roll.

I didn't follow the Democratic debate the other night. We all know this is just a fake horse and pony show to keep us at each other's throats and I am not participating any longer. I am not saying I won't go and put my suggestion in, it's I know it's only a suggestion. It won't change anything. Trump will get another term because he has been a good little minion for the Rothschilds. They own him.

I am not even going to follow the Republican debates for the same reason. We need to focus less on them and more on relearning skills that we will be needing in the near future. If you follow history then this pattern will look familiar. Japan was sanctioned into attacking so Roosevelt would have a legitimate reason to attack. Is there anyone who still believes they actually dropped two nuclear bombs. By all tense a purposes the two cities in Japan that got hit should be inhabitable. There shouldn't be anyone living there. Yet there is. Do research on Chernobyl and seeing what a nuclear meltdown looks like and then debate about the "nuke bombing" of Japan.

From here out we focus on seeing the bs in front of us and relearning skills like dehydrating, canning, and cooking meals from scratch without the boxes that are heat and heat or assembling needed. They aren't good for us to look at the rise in obesity in this country. It's time to reclaim the country through relearning lost life skills.

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