Political Atheist

  Last week the Department of Homeland Security tweeted about only buying what people needed at a time. This is voluntary rationing. Next is mandated by law. Either federal or state.   Limits are a form of rationing. We've been seeing limits on items since 2020. I have to wonder if that was to get us ready for what's coming up. What is that? Next time you are in the store look around. What do you see? or don't see? Watch the situation between Russia and Ukraine. That is important here because they grow the majority of the wheat needed for things like bread. All kinds of bread.  https://youtu.be/eYRTmcosGSI

  "He is concerned with courses of action, doctrines, systems, and opinions, and securing of public support for them." Edward Bernays  In this chapter, there's a question posed: what is an invisible government? It got me thinking about my own image of this. So here we go, my image of an invisible government would be a pack of lunatics high out of their minds on power and the blood of innocent people dripping from their fangs. Basically, I imagine a pack of demons in the physical sense and mental sense. Don't you! Given these are the biggest consumers and often creators of child porn.  They are as greedy as a human can be so we know they sell their own mother for a profit. They will start a war at the snap of Lucifer's fingers.  While those are the driving principles of this invisible government, what most would imagine and what they really look like are completely opposite. No! They live in mansions, have drivers, maid staff, and nannies. Basically, they look and ...

  This chapter really drives home the idea that we don't make a decision without input from propaganda. There's an outline of how velvet took off in Paris and America. This was a great showcase for how propaganda is carefully crafted to influence the public. When dishwashers became available for housewives, there was a huge campaign to get housewives to want one. There were commercials everywhere. Television, radio, newspapers, and magazines had ads glorifying dishwashers. I have no doubt that housewives were told this wonderful machine was going to make their lives easier. It was going to cut down on the workload of the housewife. It was going to free her up to dote on her family. Of course, they sold like hotcakes.  After velvet, freedom torches, and the dishwasher you had to know that manufactured food. Yep! Genetically Modified Foods before there were multiple ways to describe them. Of course, they were going to save the housewife time in the kitchen. Here we go again. Pro...

  "The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the masses is an important element in a democratic society." Edward Bernays  This is how the chapter starts out. Edward Bernays makes it clear from the onset that our opinions are engineered by a group of people who believe they have the right to decide what we like and don't like. My late father used to tell me that there was a government behind the government.  Mr. Bernays confirmed this by the end of chapter one. I've always heard there were certain folks who were taught by scholars that they have an innate ability to lead others. They go to colleges like Yale, Princeton, or Harvard. They attend these ivy league elite schools on what's called a Rohde Scholarship. They are told that they are special. They deserve to be on top of the world. Also, men of certain intelligence deserve to rule the masses who don't know what's best for them.  So basically, we, the masses, don't have a clue about what is righ...

What to hell is going on? Can't these companies just make safe products. How hard is that? Apparently, it's impossible. This is why people are canning at home. As well as learning how to cook from scratch.  It'll be safer. And you'd be surprised at the results. Yes! Cooking from scratch is going to be a bit hard at first. Once you learn basic skills, you're set. From there you can learn basic recipes.  Serious recall issued for 19 delicious desserts – throw them out now https://bgr.com/lifestyle/serious-recall-issued-for-19-delicious-desserts-throw-them-out-now/amp/

  Wednesday I posted the first food shortage video for 2022. Right off the bat, we are starting 2022 with shortages and chaos in Kazakhstan. I didn’t do any photos of the stores during the holiday because that’s not right. During the holidays is hard to keep things on the shelf because people are always coming in and grabbing last-minute items. The situation in Kazakhstan is partially the result of food shortages, inflation on everyday items, and being forced to do things and take things they don’t want.  The situation in America with food shortages is hit or miss. Dole has done a voluntary recall on lettuce. Below will be a link to an article with details. This year will also bring more diverse farming techniques. As David Dubyne talks about in his video Production and Prices Will change in 2022 (FORECAST). David has been studying this subject longer than me which is why I do recommend him all the time. Tyler Durden has an article on the inflationary prices of cooking oils. W...

  "We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of." Mark Crispin Miller I have had this book waiting to be read. There are eleven chapters. I will go through this book and make comments. Sarcasm will of course follow. After reading the first three parts of the introduction I already have the first thing I can be sarcastic about. That is the use of the phrase 'plutocratic bias.' If you don't know what that is don't feel bad I had to Google it myself. In a nutshell, it is the government that favors the wealthy. No, I don't mean Youtube star wealthy. They are just a bunch of meatheads that got lucky. I am talking about Bill Gates and Warren Buffett along with Rockefeller and Rothschilds wealthy. It's disgusting and we are starting to see more people waking up to the fact that the ultra-wealthy own governments. The introduction part two makes it clear that our (yours and my) opinions are...

  Welcome back! Hope y'all had a wonderful holiday season. I have noticed that YouTube has been putting ads on some of my videos. While Youtube makes money when you click on them I DON'T. Not one copper penny. 2021 was a crazy year. Anyhow, let's look at goals for 2022. Get back in the kitchen. Get back into the habit of cooking on camera. I have gotten out of the habit. Funny how that works. You do something for so long and one little bump. With a lot of work into a channel, the rug falls apart. Track shortages. Over the last two years, we've seen various trends with shortages. One item would be stocked but another one would be in short supply.  Try one new recipe a month. I am going to make a point of trying a new recipe each month.  Meal planning! I've got to get back to meal planning. We are eating out too much. That's expensive. Make copycat meals.  Making your favorite meals at home is cheaper than going out. Pinterest has a huge variety of copycat recipes...

  Welcome back! Hope y'all had a wonderful holiday season. I have noticed that YouTube has been putting ads on some of my videos. While Youtube makes money when you click on them I DON'T. Not one copper penny. Anyhow, let's look at goals for 2022. Promote independent thinking.  There are not enough people making independent decisions. We will go over that in our new book.  Encourage reading.  I hope everyone starts to read actual books.  https://youtu.be/pAVj7GYTDS0