thewashingtonstandard--2020-12-19--A Lot of City Folks Who Just Moved to the Country Are in for a Rude Awakening

Since the beginning of the Covid pandemic and subsequent lockdowns , a lot of folks have decided that city life is no longer for them .
There ’ s been a whole new demand for rural homes as people discover it ’ s not so fun to live in a tiny apartment with no yard , 3 children , and two parents all working from and learning from home .
However , an essay on Medium pointed out that a lot of these former urbanites may not have thought things through .
Courtney Maum wrote of a scenario that many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ boonies can clearly imagine : The piece continues with several other examples of people who moved to the country to discover they were completely unprepared .
I remember when I moved straight from the big city to a cabin in the Algonquin Forest .
Eight years ago , I took a leap of faith ( or ignorance , depending on who you ask ) and relocated myself , my youngest daughter , two cats , and two dogs from a cute little house in the greater Toronto area to dirt cheap cabin in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a spectacularly beautiful lake .
( My eldest was in school in another city but visited often . )
The cabin was heated only by wood , it had decent internet when the electricity was working , and – oh – the electricity ?
It went out a lot , and along with it , so did the running water .
But I was fueled by dreams of resilience , prepper nirvana , and actually being able to afford my rent while starting a business as a freelance writer as we slung everything @ @ @ @ @ @ @ something I ’ d never driven before .
I ’ d also never towed anything in my entire life , but I hooked up a trailer to the back of the Uhaul with my cash-purchased , rusty Dodge Durango on it , and away we went , heading toward what was sure to be an epic adventure in an idyllic location .
I had absolutely no idea what I was getting myself into .
This probably isn ’ t what you want to read from the person you take prepping advice from but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of people should read before making a giant leap into the unknown .
By the time we arrived , seven hours later , my neck was pinging in agony from the tension and my hands were cramping from gripping the steering wheel so hard .
I nearly took out a gas pump with my truck when I filled up .
I couldn ’ t figure out how to move the van without hitting said pump and I ugly cried right there at the gas station staring at it until a kindly trucker took @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , maneuvered it for me , and pointed it back toward the road .
I was so grateful I hugged him .
I may or may not have gotten a little snot on his shirt because of how hard I was sobbing .
Anyway , I got ahold of myself , vowed to pay whatever exorbitant fee Uhaul wanted to charge me to NOT have to refuel before returning the van and trailer , and made it the rest of the way to our new forest home with no more unfortunate incidents .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and a mama and baby bear as we got closer to our destination and declared these to be signs that boded well for our future .
Little did I know how little I knew .
When my daughter and I moved there , we had the prepping mindset , but we were city girls .
Our wilderness experiences were based on day hikes and Youtube videos .
We ’ d made the occasional backyard bonfire with wood purchased at a local grocery store and one of those fancy fire-starting logs .
We dealt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ weather perhaps once a year .
We lived in a place where anything we might need was within walking distance and where you could stretch a skipping rope in the distance from our house to the neighbor ’ s house .
We arrived in the summer , and life in the boondocks is always easier in a temperate climate .
We located all sorts of wild fruit in the 23 acres of forest behind the cabin and put up jars of it for the winter ahead .
We hiked , explored , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ much a daily basis .
I sat there on my deck every morning , overlooking the lake and working on the laptop .
Life had become a coffee commercial .
My daughter and our younger dog spent more time in the lake than on dry land .
Nothing did I know about country living , 5-foot snowfalls , and heating with wood .
I didn ’ t know diddly about living with bears as neighbors .
Nobody warned me about the absolutely gigantic spiders that live in your woodpile .
We were not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
We were seen as outsiders the entire year we were there , aside from a handful of kind-hearted neighbors who realized we really intended to last through the winter .
As the weather began to cool off , I realized that I was in so far over my head I couldn ’ t see the daylight .
Yes , I had wood .
Yes , I was a prepper so we had lots of food and gear and filters and stuff .
But I had no experience at all .
I learned @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are not at all the same things , although the same skills and personal qualities cross over .
I am not writing this to discourage you from taking leaps – this was the first of many giant leaps for me and it changed my life forever .
I owe a lot to the year I spent living in that little cabin .
I learned that I am stubborn enough to grit my teeth and keep trying to do the same thing for hours even when I ’ m failing .
I learned that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I learned real skills in that little cabin .
And that ’ s how I started this website – writing about our experiences there .
Some of you guys have been with me since this was a little free WordPress blog and you know I did not wake up like this , to cop a term from Covergirl .
It has been a long road to resilience .
As fall approached , we ordered a load of wood , and that ’ s when the real work began .
As a newbie , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and it ’ s a good thing , because there ’ s no way I would have gotten enough wood for the winter ready otherwise .
Six loads of wood the size of the picture were unceremoniously dumped in my driveway .
This , of course , had to be stacked immediately and covered with a tarp to keep it dry .
A city-style gym workout does not compare to stacking six cords of wood .
Also they dumped it behind my truck for added motivation .
My body was aching but it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ neatly stacked wood against the house .
By October , the spectacular surroundings became even more breathtaking .
Everywhere you looked was ablaze with color .
Almost overnight , it went from summer to autumn , with shorter , chillier days .
I finally got all the wood stacked , and got some brought inside .
I had the wood stove chimney cleaned and did lots of canning .
There was a small , expensive grocery store there in town , 20 minutes away .
To go to the larger grocery stores or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hour and a half to the nearest town of about 10,000 people .
Obviously , that wasn ’ t a trip to be undertaken frequently when the weather is bad , so a bit of stockpiling was a way of life for everyone around there .
Starting a fire is easy .
Keeping it going is harder .
It finally got cold enough that a fire was needed to take the chill off in the evening .
I had made some backyard fires for roasting marshmallows , but building a fire in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ story .
That ’ s when I began to realize how green I really was .
The first major lesson I learned was that starting a fire is easy – keeping it going is another matter .
I emailed back and forth with friends who had more experience than I , and began to really get worried .
It took me a solid month before I was able to consistently build a blazing fire and keep it going .
There were more tears and snot bubbles as I thought about how I had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ while trying to keep that stupid fire going .
A few readers scoffed at my ineptitude , but I don ’ t want to be misleading and make people think that all this homesteading-in-the-wilderness stuff comes easily .
Perhaps it does for some people , but for me , it took making a lot of mistakes to learn to do things properly .
Luckily I had a couple of months before actual deadly freezing weather arrived during which I could master this skill – but if your plan is to bug out and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ house that is heated by wood , my suggestion is to practice now , as often as possible , because it isn ’ t as easy as throwing a match on a pile of logs .
If it wasn ’ t for a kindly neighbor who patiently came down every other day to make sure I was able to get my fire lit , my stubborn nature , and well honestly – the fact that I was too broke to go back to the city with my tail between my legs , we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ That may sound like an exaggeration but when you are reliant on wood heat in a place that gets down to -50 degrees , death is indeed a very possible outcome .
Building and maintaining a fire every day for an entire winter offers the benefit of ingraining this skill .
I haven ’ t lived in a place reliant only on wood heat since , and always fear I may have lost my touch when called upon to build a fire .
But I guess it ’ s like riding a bicycle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ get a good fire going lickety-split .
Our next challenge was dealing with a low well .
A dry summer had caused the water table to be extremely low , and thus we had very little water to draw from our well for household usage .
This also meant that the water coming from the taps was dirty and silty .
This was definitely a culture shock for a couple of city girls .
Living without clean running water was not something we ’ d even considered when we moved to a house @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that every prepper ’ s dream set-up ?
The thing about living with these situations that initially seemed like catastrophes on a regular basis is that you learn to manage them easily .
It becomes second nature to go into no-running-water mode .
We bought big jugs of spring water for cooking and drinking .
I rigged up a little filter to put under the tap in the kitchen in order to wash dishes and clean , with a coffee filter and a mesh colander .
Because of the high water usage of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do our laundry by hand for a couple of months – also a tremendous amount of work .
My best advice for off-grid laundry is to invest in an industrial style mop bucket with a wringer – it will save you lots of effort and help your clothes to dry much faster then just wringing the clothing out by hand .
If you have a place to attach it , this metal wringer is very sturdy and effective .
As it turned out , this was also practice for the fact that any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ too did the running water because our well pump was electric .
We set up systems with basins for dishwashing , got a pretty pitcher and bowl for bathroom hand washing , and used our dirty dishwater for flushing the toilet .
Here are some of my tips for cleaning without running water .
Then there was the shaky grasp on electricity .
Throughout our time here we had no less than one power outage per month , and sometimes more .
After the first couple of outages , we learned some ways @ @ @ @ @ @ @ At the first sign of high winds , we immediately filled the bathtub to provide us with water for flushing .
• We organized a box of power outage entertainment , complete with card games , dominoes , puzzle books , and craft supplies .
• We located candles decoratively around the house , and kept matches near them .
• We kept a “ display ” of solar lights in a decorative planter on the deck .
When the power went out , we could just go grab the fully charged lights @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lighting .
• We got a cast-iron Dutch oven for cooking on top of the woodstove .
• I canned more “ meals ” so that the only requirement was heating up the food on top of the woodstove • I got a lockable storage bench for the deck to use as a back-up fridge/freezer depending on the outdoor temperature .
Pretty soon , power outages were no big deal at all .
The longest one was three days .
We were cozy , entertained , and well-fed .
The biggest inconvenience for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ communicate since my internet was dependent on electricity and we had no phone service of any kind at the cabin .
Winter in the boondocks is different from snow in the city .
Our first snow was really exciting .
Of course , living in Canada , we ’ d had snow before , the magical glorious snow coating the forest and the lakeshore made it seem like we were living in a Christmas card .
When you live in the country , the snow plows don ’ t promptly arrive at 3 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for your morning commute .
You might wait three or four days for your road to be plowed or salted if it is cleared for you at all .
Plan to be snowed in for at least a week with the supplies you ’ ll need to stay fed , hydrated , warm , and healthy .
Our winter hobby was learning to identify tracks in the snow .
It was interesting that during our walks through the woods we rarely saw any animals aside from chipmunks and birds .
However , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the forest was well-populated with many unseen neighbors .
The cabin was not well insulated , we discovered .
We had to take numerous measures to stay warm when the temperature dipped down to seriously frigid temperatures like -50 .
Let ’ s talk about weather that is -50 .
I walked for a few miles in the woods just about every day while we were in the -30s .
When it hit the -40s , I said , “ nope ” and stayed inside by the fire .
The snot inside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this cold .
If you go out to grab some wood with your hair wet , it will freeze to your head in minutes .
It ’ s so cold that any of your exposed skin hurts .
We learned then the valuable lesson of storing a snow shovel inside .
I had thought putting it outside right beside the door so I could shovel my way out to the truck was a grand idea until we had a snowfall of over five feet .
The howling wind blew so much snow against @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out the bedroom window and dig our way back into the house .
We had to dig our way to the snow shovel using various improvised household substitutes like cooking pots .
While I was mouthing “ WhereTF did all this snow come from ?
” my daughter was having a great time clambering through the snow that was as deep as she was tall to get implements that might be more suitable for snow removal .
It took 4 hours to get to the snow shovel .
The snow lasted from November @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was frozen over solidly and we could walk the entire length of it .
Bringing in wood during the winter is not the most fun activity in the world .
Your boots make the floor wet and slippery , and you WILL fall on your rear with an armload of wood at least once .
The loads seem a lot heavier when you have to trudge through the snow to carry them in .
We had the whitest Christmas we ’ ve ever had , and actually ended up snowed in for 4 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ older daughter arrived before the snowstorm did , so we had a lovely holiday together , cozily ensconced in our lakeside cabin .
A friend pointed out to me that it was important that I teach my daughter the ins-and-outs of keeping the fire going .
Initially , I was worried that she ’ d get burned and I wouldn ’ t let her add wood to the stove , much less light the fire .
But he made the excellent point that if something happened to me , with our isolation , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to make a fire and keep it going .
By the end of winter , my little 12-year-old girl could build a blazing fire and cook a meal on top of the woodstove with an ease that would make most adults jealous .
From this , I learned that despite some risk , it ’ s also important to let your kids make mistakes so that they can learn self-sufficiency too – you can ’ t protect them from life .
Winters like that seem so incredibly long .
When things begin to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Oh , and mud .
There is mud everywhere as the snow melts .
After mud season comes bug season .
Where we lived , mosquitoes and blackflies will eat you alive if you stand still when you are outdoors .
Natural solutions like lavender oil or Avon ’ s Skin So Soft work well to defend you against mosquitoes but nothing seems to work against the blackflies .
There was a two-week period where these horrifying tiny little bugs would swarm you when you were walking outdoors , meeting their death @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to open your mouth to say “ What the heck are these little bugs…*gulp* ” Disgusting , but true .
Bears don ’ t like us up close and personal any more than we like them .
We kept sets of “ bear bells ” by the door , which were simply clearance-sale large jingle bells strong on some cord and attached to a carabiner you could clip onto your belt loop .
The dogs also wore bells .
Bears , if they hear you coming , will generally go the other way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ live in a place where some idiot thinks it ’ s “ cute ” to feed them .
Then , they lose their fear of humans and it can lead to deadly encounters .
I also got lost in the woods that spring when out on a walk with my dog .
I went off the trail to check something out and got turned around .
I wandered for four hours , getting increasingly panicked when I found a logging road .
There were only two directions and I knew I ’ d @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or at the main road .
Luckily , I chose correctly and got home minutes before my daughter was due to step off the school bus .
I was so worried about her coming home to find me missing .
I met some older Polish ladies who didn ’ t speak a word of English when they parked on my road one day armed with baskets and bonnets .
Through gestures , sign language , and a couple of words in common , I learned they were there to forage for mushrooms in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I was interested and took me out with them several times .
I ’ m not confident enough to identify a wide variety of mushrooms by myself but the ones we brought home were absolutely delicious , even to my mushroom-hating kid .
This was when I learned how much value there is in the experiences of those who have always lived this way .
So would I advise city dwellers to move to the country ?
This short article turned into a rambling mini-novel as I thought about all the things I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Algonquin Forest .
There is nothing that is so great a learning experience as living the lifestyle .
No amount of books , websites , Youtube videos , or classroom-imparted information can prepare you like actually getting out there and immersing yourself in a self-sufficient or survival lifestyle .
If you ’ re anything like me , you ’ ll make newbie mistakes , and that ’ s okay .
Most of us have not lived a life that prepares us for survival and the only way to get prepared is to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that my experiences were mirrored by Joanna , as she wrote when talking about starting her homestead .
Grow your food , chop your wood , and practice your off-grid skills .
But don ’ t expect that moving to the boondocks will be just like city living surrounded by trees instead of other houses .
You will find yourself tested to the breaking point if you go in completely unprepared like I did .
The rewards of making radical changes can be amazing but they can also be risky .
You need @ @ @ @ @ @ @ temperament to stick with it when you ’ ve been trying fruitlessly for hours to light a fire that will freaking stay lit dang it as the weather gets colder and your daughter is sitting on the couch in a parka .
Right now , you have back-ups as close as the switch of your thermostat or the nearest grocery store .
Make your mistakes now , while these things aren ’ t a matter of life and death .
Not only will the practicing of these skills make you adept at them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the confidence required to overcome fear and thrive during challenging times .
I mopped up a lot of tears , sweat , and blood , literally , over my year in the forest .
I lived through some terrifying situations by luck alone .
But I learned so much .
I changed so much , and no poverty , lockdowns , or pandemics can ever take that away .
Never think that I ’ m fearless – I scare the daylights out of myself all the time .
But I ’ m willing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reason that I have become so much more resilient than that woman crying while hugging an uncomfortable truck driver in a gas station .
I am probably the wrong person to ask if you should make a radical change .
I ’ m not the one to whom you should say , “ Do you think I should I just do it ?
” For me , the answer is always going to be yes .
But don ’ t expect it to be easy and know that everyone who does this will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if you are the resilient type .
And yes , I do mean decide .
I chose every single day of the year I was there to keep plugging away at the challenges .
Sometimes it was deliberate , and sometimes it was because I was out of options , but I didn ’ t stop learning and we didn ’ t get eaten by bears or freeze to death , as some of our less optimistic friends and family members originally feared .
Your mileage may vary .

Since the beginning of the Covid pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, a lot of folks have decided that city life is no longer for them. There’s been a whole new demand for rural homes as people discover it’s not so fun to live in a tiny apartment with no yard, 3 children, and two parents all working from and learning from home.
However, an essay on Medium pointed out that a lot of these former urbanites may not have thought things through. Courtney Maum wrote of a scenario that many of us who have lived in the boonies can clearly imagine:
The other night, I left my house to find our cat before the coyotes did and found my brand new neighbor standing in our driveway, instead. Without any preamble, she gestured to the three cords of wood we had meticulously split, seasoned, and stacked throughout the summer. Could she have some wood? I blinked dumbly at my neighbor, waiting for thepunchline. It is an unspoken pact in these here hills: eggs, milk, and sugar’s for the taking, but you don’t touch someone’s wood. The kind of firewood you order in the country, when you order it, how you stack it, how you keep it dry, it’s a form of parenting; it is holy ground. (source)
The piece continues with several other examples of people who moved to the country to discover they were completely unprepared.
Boy, that brought back some memories.
I remember when I moved straight from the big city to a cabin in the Algonquin Forest.
Eight years ago, I took a leap of faith (or ignorance, depending on who you ask) and relocated myself, my youngest daughter, two cats, and two dogs from a cute little house in the greater Toronto area to dirt cheap cabin in the Algonquin Forest on the shores of a spectacularly beautiful lake. (My eldest was in school in another city but visited often.) The cabin was heated only by wood, it had decent internet when the electricity was working, and – oh – the electricity? It went out a lot, and along with it, so did the running water.
But I was fueled by dreams of resilience, prepper nirvana, and actually being able to afford my rent while starting a business as a freelance writer as we slung everything we owned into a 24-foot U-haul, something I’d never driven before. I’d also never towed anything in my entire life, but I hooked up a trailer to the back of the Uhaul with my cash-purchased, rusty Dodge Durango on it, and away we went, heading toward what was sure to be an epic adventure in an idyllic location.
Bless my heart.
I had absolutely no idea what I was getting myself into.
Zip.
Zilch.
Nada.
This probably isn’t what you want to read from the person you take prepping advice from but it’s probably something a lot of people should read before making a giant leap into the unknown.
By the time we arrived, seven hours later, my neck was pinging in agony from the tension and my hands were cramping from gripping the steering wheel so hard. I nearly took out a gas pump with my truck when I filled up. I couldn’t figure out how to move the van without hitting said pump and I ugly cried right there at the gas station staring at it until a kindly trucker took over, got into the moving van, maneuvered it for me, and pointed it back toward the road. I was so grateful I hugged him. I may or may not have gotten a little snot on his shirt because of how hard I was sobbing.
Anyway, I got ahold of myself, vowed to pay whatever exorbitant fee Uhaul wanted to charge me to NOT have to refuel before returning the van and trailer, and made it the rest of the way to our new forest home with no more unfortunate incidents. We were delighted to see deer frolicking and a mama and baby bear as we got closer to our destination and declared these to be signs that boded well for our future.
Little did I know how little I knew.
When my daughter and I moved there, we had the prepping mindset, but we were city girls. Our wilderness experiences were based on day hikes and Youtube videos. We’d made the occasional backyard bonfire with wood purchased at a local grocery store and one of those fancy fire-starting logs. We dealt with a power outage due to bad weather perhaps once a year. We lived in a place where anything we might need was within walking distance and where you could stretch a skipping rope in the distance from our house to the neighbor’s house.
We arrived in the summer, and life in the boondocks is always easier in a temperate climate. We located all sorts of wild fruit in the 23 acres of forest behind the cabin and put up jars of it for the winter ahead. We hiked, explored, and set out in a canoe on pretty much a daily basis. I sat there on my deck every morning, overlooking the lake and working on the laptop. Life had become a coffee commercial. My daughter and our younger dog spent more time in the lake than on dry land.
Nothing did I know about country living, 5-foot snowfalls, and heating with wood. I didn’t know diddly about living with bears as neighbors. Nobody warned me about the absolutely gigantic spiders that live in your woodpile. We were not warmly welcomed by most of the locals. We were seen as outsiders the entire year we were there, aside from a handful of kind-hearted neighbors who realized we really intended to last through the winter.
As the weather began to cool off, I realized that I was in so far over my head I couldn’t see the daylight. Yes, I had wood. Yes, I was a prepper so we had lots of food and gear and filters and stuff. But I had no experience at all.
I learned very quickly that prepping and rural living are not at all the same things, although the same skills and personal qualities cross over.
I am not writing this to discourage you from taking leaps – this was the first of many giant leaps for me and it changed my life forever.
I owe a lot to the year I spent living in that little cabin. I learned that I am stubborn enough to grit my teeth and keep trying to do the same thing for hours even when I’m failing. I learned that I can adapt to difficult situations. I learned real skills in that little cabin. And that’s how I started this website – writing about our experiences there. Some of you guys have been with me since this was a little free WordPress blog and you know I did not wake up like this, to cop a term from Covergirl. It has been a long road to resilience.
Rural living is a lot of physical work.
As fall approached, we ordered a load of wood, and that’s when the real work began. As a newbie, I got the load already split, and it’s a good thing, because there’s no way I would have gotten enough wood for the winter ready otherwise. Six loads of wood the size of the picture were unceremoniously dumped in my driveway. This, of course, had to be stacked immediately and covered with a tarp to keep it dry. A city-style gym workout does not compare to stacking six cords of wood. Also they dumped it behind my truck for added motivation.
My body was aching but it was pretty satisfying to see all that neatly stacked wood against the house.
By October, the spectacular surroundings became even more breathtaking. Everywhere you looked was ablaze with color. Almost overnight, it went from summer to autumn, with shorter, chillier days. I finally got all the wood stacked, and got some brought inside. I had the wood stove chimney cleaned and did lots of canning. There was a small, expensive grocery store there in town, 20 minutes away. To go to the larger grocery stores or department stores, the drive was an hour and a half to the nearest town of about 10,000 people. Obviously, that wasn’t a trip to be undertaken frequently when the weather is bad, so a bit of stockpiling was a way of life for everyone around there.
Starting a fire is easy. Keeping it going is harder.
It finally got cold enough that a fire was needed to take the chill off in the evening. I had made some backyard fires for roasting marshmallows, but building a fire in the woodstove that lasted was a whole different story. That’s when I began to realize how green I really was. The first major lesson I learned was that starting a fire is easy – keeping it going is another matter. I emailed back and forth with friends who had more experience than I, and began to really get worried.
It took me a solid month before I was able to consistently build a blazing fire and keep it going. There were more tears and snot bubbles as I thought about how I had made the biggest mistake of my life while trying to keep that stupid fire going. A few readers scoffed at my ineptitude, but I don’t want to be misleading and make people think that all this homesteading-in-the-wilderness stuff comes easily. Perhaps it does for some people, but for me, it took making a lot of mistakes to learn to do things properly. Luckily I had a couple of months before actual deadly freezing weather arrived during which I could master this skill – but if your plan is to bug out and heat with wood or live in a house that is heated by wood, my suggestion is to practice now, as often as possible, because it isn’t as easy as throwing a match on a pile of logs.
If it wasn’t for a kindly neighbor who patiently came down every other day to make sure I was able to get my fire lit, my stubborn nature, and well honestly – the fact that I was too broke to go back to the city with my tail between my legs, we would have either left or died. That may sound like an exaggeration but when you are reliant on wood heat in a place that gets down to -50 degrees, death is indeed a very possible outcome.
Building and maintaining a fire every day for an entire winter offers the benefit of ingraining this skill. I haven’t lived in a place reliant only on wood heat since, and always fear I may have lost my touch when called upon to build a fire. But I guess it’s like riding a bicycle because 8 years later I can still get a good fire going lickety-split.
The well ran dry.
Our next challenge was dealing with a low well. A dry summer had caused the water table to be extremely low, and thus we had very little water to draw from our well for household usage. This also meant that the water coming from the taps was dirty and silty.
This was definitely a culture shock for a couple of city girls. Living without clean running water was not something we’d even considered when we moved to a house with a well. Wasn’t that every prepper’s dream set-up?
The thing about living with these situations that initially seemed like catastrophes on a regular basis is that you learn to manage them easily. It becomes second nature to go into no-running-water mode.
We bought big jugs of spring water for cooking and drinking. I rigged up a little filter to put under the tap in the kitchen in order to wash dishes and clean, with a coffee filter and a mesh colander. Because of the high water usage of a washing machine, we had to do our laundry by hand for a couple of months – also a tremendous amount of work.
My best advice for off-grid laundry is to invest in an industrial style mop bucket with a wringer – it will save you lots of effort and help your clothes to dry much faster then just wringing the clothing out by hand. If you have a place to attach it, this metal wringer is very sturdy and effective.
As it turned out, this was also practice for the fact that any time the power went out, so too did the running water because our well pump was electric. We set up systems with basins for dishwashing, got a pretty pitcher and bowl for bathroom hand washing, and used our dirty dishwater for flushing the toilet. Here are some of my tips for cleaning without running water.
There were power outages – oh-so-many power outages.
Then there was the shaky grasp on electricity.
Throughout our time here we had no less than one power outage per month, and sometimes more. After the first couple of outages, we learned some ways to streamline our power-outage process.
At the first sign of high winds, we immediately filled the bathtub to provide us with water for flushing.
We organized a box of power outage entertainment, complete with card games, dominoes, puzzle books, and craft supplies.
We located candles decoratively around the house, and kept matches near them.
We kept a “display” of solar lights in a decorative planter on the deck. When the power went out, we could just go grab the fully charged lights and place them in vases for extra lighting.
We got a cast-iron Dutch oven for cooking on top of the woodstove.
I canned more “meals” so that the only requirement was heating up the food on top of the woodstove
I got a lockable storage bench for the deck to use as a back-up fridge/freezer depending on the outdoor temperature.
Pretty soon, power outages were no big deal at all. The longest one was three days. We were cozy, entertained, and well-fed. The biggest inconvenience for me was being unable to work or communicate since my internet was dependent on electricity and we had no phone service of any kind at the cabin.
Winter in the boondocks is different from snow in the city.
Our first snow was really exciting. Of course, living in Canada, we’d had snow before, the magical glorious snow coating the forest and the lakeshore made it seem like we were living in a Christmas card. When you live in the country, the snow plows don’t promptly arrive at 3 am so the roads will be clear for your morning commute. You might wait three or four days for your road to be plowed or salted if it is cleared for you at all. Plan to be snowed in for at least a week with the supplies you’ll need to stay fed, hydrated, warm, and healthy.
Our winter hobby was learning to identify tracks in the snow. It was interesting that during our walks through the woods we rarely saw any animals aside from chipmunks and birds. However, a fresh snowfall made for plenty of evidence that the forest was well-populated with many unseen neighbors.
The cabin was not well insulated, we discovered. We had to take numerous measures to stay warm when the temperature dipped down to seriously frigid temperatures like -50.
Let’s talk about weather that is -50. I walked for a few miles in the woods just about every day while we were in the -30s. When it hit the -40s, I said, “nope” and stayed inside by the fire. The snot inside your nose freezes when it’s this cold. If you go out to grab some wood with your hair wet, it will freeze to your head in minutes. It’s so cold that any of your exposed skin hurts.
We learned then the valuable lesson of storing a snow shovel inside. I had thought putting it outside right beside the door so I could shovel my way out to the truck was a grand idea until we had a snowfall of over five feet. The howling wind blew so much snow against our door that we had to climb out the bedroom window and dig our way back into the house. We had to dig our way to the snow shovel using various improvised household substitutes like cooking pots. While I was mouthing “WhereTF did all this snow come from?” my daughter was having a great time clambering through the snow that was as deep as she was tall to get implements that might be more suitable for snow removal. It took 4 hours to get to the snow shovel.
The snow lasted from November until April. By January the lake was frozen over solidly and we could walk the entire length of it. Bringing in wood during the winter is not the most fun activity in the world. Your boots make the floor wet and slippery, and you WILL fall on your rear with an armload of wood at least once. The loads seem a lot heavier when you have to trudge through the snow to carry them in.
We had the whitest Christmas we’ve ever had, and actually ended up snowed in for 4 days around the holiday. Luckily my older daughter arrived before the snowstorm did, so we had a lovely holiday together, cozily ensconced in our lakeside cabin.
A friend pointed out to me that it was important that I teach my daughter the ins-and-outs of keeping the fire going. Initially, I was worried that she’d get burned and I wouldn’t let her add wood to the stove, much less light the fire. But he made the excellent point that if something happened to me, with our isolation, her life could depend on her ability to make a fire and keep it going. By the end of winter, my little 12-year-old girl could build a blazing fire and cook a meal on top of the woodstove with an ease that would make most adults jealous.
From this, I learned that despite some risk, it’s also important to let your kids make mistakes so that they can learn self-sufficiency too – you can’t protect them from life.
Eventually, spring will arrive.
Winters like that seem so incredibly long. When things begin to thaw, life is all about freedom. Oh, and mud. There is mud everywhere as the snow melts.
After mud season comes bug season. Where we lived, mosquitoes and blackflies will eat you alive if you stand still when you are outdoors. Natural solutions like lavender oil or Avon’s Skin So Soft work well to defend you against mosquitoes but nothing seems to work against the blackflies.
There was a two-week period where these horrifying tiny little bugs would swarm you when you were walking outdoors, meeting their death as you inhaled them or swallowed them to open your mouth to say “What the heck are these little bugs…*gulp*” Disgusting, but true.
Bears don’t like us up close and personal any more than we like them. We kept sets of “bear bells” by the door, which were simply clearance-sale large jingle bells strong on some cord and attached to a carabiner you could clip onto your belt loop. The dogs also wore bells. Bears, if they hear you coming, will generally go the other way as long as you don’t live in a place where some idiot thinks it’s “cute” to feed them. Then, they lose their fear of humans and it can lead to deadly encounters.
I also got lost in the woods that spring when out on a walk with my dog. I went off the trail to check something out and got turned around. I wandered for four hours, getting increasingly panicked when I found a logging road. There were only two directions and I knew I’d either end up deeper in the woods or at the main road. Luckily, I chose correctly and got home minutes before my daughter was due to step off the school bus. I was so worried about her coming home to find me missing.
I met some older Polish ladies who didn’t speak a word of English when they parked on my road one day armed with baskets and bonnets. Through gestures, sign language, and a couple of words in common, I learned they were there to forage for mushrooms in the forest. They were delighted that I was interested and took me out with them several times. I’m not confident enough to identify a wide variety of mushrooms by myself but the ones we brought home were absolutely delicious, even to my mushroom-hating kid. This was when I learned how much value there is in the experiences of those who have always lived this way.
So would I advise city dwellers to move to the country?
This short article turned into a rambling mini-novel as I thought about all the things I learned during my year of living in the Algonquin Forest.
There is nothing that is so great a learning experience as living the lifestyle. No amount of books, websites, Youtube videos, or classroom-imparted information can prepare you like actually getting out there and immersing yourself in a self-sufficient or survival lifestyle. If you’re anything like me, you’ll make newbie mistakes, and that’s okay. Most of us have not lived a life that prepares us for survival and the only way to get prepared is to actually perform these tasks. I know that my experiences were mirrored by Joanna, as she wrote when talking about starting her homestead.
Grow your food, chop your wood, and practice your off-grid skills.
But don’t expect that moving to the boondocks will be just like city living surrounded by trees instead of other houses.
You will find yourself tested to the breaking point if you go in completely unprepared like I did. The rewards of making radical changes can be amazing but they can also be risky. You need to know if you have the right temperament to stick with it when you’ve been trying fruitlessly for hours to light a fire that will freaking stay lit dang it as the weather gets colder and your daughter is sitting on the couch in a parka.
Right now, you have back-ups as close as the switch of your thermostat or the nearest grocery store. Make your mistakes now, while these things aren’t a matter of life and death. Not only will the practicing of these skills make you adept at them, but the accomplishments will give you the confidence required to overcome fear and thrive during challenging times.
I mopped up a lot of tears, sweat, and blood, literally, over my year in the forest. I lived through some terrifying situations by luck alone.
But I learned so much. I changed so much, and no poverty, lockdowns, or pandemics can ever take that away. Never think that I’m fearless – I scare the daylights out of myself all the time. But I’m willing to experience fear and that is the reason that I have become so much more resilient than that woman crying while hugging an uncomfortable truck driver in a gas station.
I am probably the wrong person to ask if you should make a radical change. I’m not the one to whom you should say, “Do you think I should I just do it?”
For me, the answer is always going to be yes.
But don’t expect it to be easy and know that everyone who does this will not succeed. Only you can decide if you are the resilient type. And yes, I do mean decide. I chose every single day of the year I was there to keep plugging away at the challenges.
Sometimes it was deliberate, and sometimes it was because I was out of options, but I didn’t stop learning and we didn’t get eaten by bears or freeze to death, as some of our less optimistic friends and family members originally feared. Your mileage may vary.
Article posted with permission from Daisy Luther


thewashingtonstandard--2020-12-19--Shredded Plans Show San Bernardino Jihadis Made Elaborate Plans for Their Massacre – Southern Califo

Shredded Plans Show San Bernardino Jihadis Made Elaborate Plans for Their Massacre – Southern California News Group Still Finds Their Motive ‘Unclear’

It was revealed last Saturday , according to the Southern California News Group ( SCNG ) , that a paper that had been fed into a shredder after the December 2 , 2015 jihad massacre in San Bernardino , California has been “ reassembled like a puzzle by federal investigators , ” and reveals “ the shooters ’ planning for the siege that killed 14 people and wounded 22 others at the Inland Regional Center.
” It reveals careful , detailed , cold-blooded planning for murder , but why Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik carried out this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the SCNG , which insists that “ the couple ’ s motive remains unclear.
” No one could possibly think the motive of this couple was unclear unless one was absolutely drowning in a tidal wave of willful ignorance .
The paper detailing the couple ’ s plans was shredded by Syed Rizwan Farook ’ s mother Rafia , which is in itself an indication that the family of the murderers was not entirely inclined to be forthcoming with investigators .
Initially , one of the Farook family lawyers , David Chesley @ @ @ @ @ @ @ family members had any idea that this was going to take place .
They were totally shocked.
” Even in stories that reported this , however , the story started to unravel .
No sooner had the Associated Press quoted Chesley that it noted that he and another Farook family lawyer , Mohammad Abuershaid , said that “ Farook ’ s mother lived with the couple but she stayed upstairs and didn ’ t notice they had stockpiled 12 pipe bombs and well over 4,500 rounds of ammunition.
” Farook ’ s mother @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bombs and well over 4,500 rounds of ammunition because she “ stayed upstairs ” ?
Was she an invalid , then , who never ventured downstairs at all ?
If so , why did the couple leave their six-month-old daughter in her care when they went off to shoot Infidels for Allah ?
Syed Rizwan Farook ’ s father was more credible when he characterized Rafia , who is his ex-wife , as “ very religious , ” like the killer , to whom he referred as Rizwan .
“ Rizwan was the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ recounted , “ and she is very religious like him .
Once we had a dispute about the historical figure of Jesus , my son yelled that I was an unbeliever and decided that marriage with my wife had to end.
” The son insisted on the divorce because he considered the father an “ unbeliever.
” What ’ s more , old man Farook said that his son was an open supporter of the Islamic State , and , of course , hated Israel : “ He said he shared the ideology @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and he was obsessed with Israel.
” The couple paused during their massacre to pledge allegiance to the Islamic State .
The “ unbeliever ” Papa Farook then told his son to bide his time since , in the immortal words of Tom Lehrer , everybody hated the Jews : “ I kept telling him always : stay calm , be patient , in two years Israel will no longer exist .
Geopolitics is changing : Russia , China , America too , nobody wants the Jews there.
” So right in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , where Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik lived with their baby and Rafia ( however safely ensconced upstairs , away from the pipe bombs , Grandma may have been ) , there was an open supporter of the Islamic State and an open supporter of the concept of the caliphate .
Then we must not forget the winsome Tashfeen , who was linked to a jihadi mosque in Pakistan , and who had become , in one of her teacher ’ s words , “ a religious person ” who often told @ @ @ @ @ @ @ teachings of Islam.
” Interestingly enough , Rafia was also an active member of the Islamic Circle of North America ( ICNA ) openly supports Sharia and the caliphate , and has links to the Muslim Brotherhood , as well as to the Pakistani jihad group Jamaat-e-Islami .
The motive of the San Bernardino jihad massacre is anything but unclear , except to those who wish to deny that there is a global jihad being waged against the United States , and to ignore the fact that the Islamic State has repeatedly called @ @ @ @ @ @ @ carry out “ lone wolf ” jihad attacks .
Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife and mother , and the fourteen dead left in their wake , stand as an object lesson regarding how urgently our law enforcement and intelligence operations need to adopt a realistic approach to the jihad threat , and to discard today ’ s prevailing politically correct fantasies .
But the dead bodies are going to have to be piled up much higher for that reform even to become a possibility .

It was revealed last Saturday, according to the Southern California News Group (SCNG), that a paper that had been fed into a shredder after the December 2, 2015 jihad massacre in San Bernardino, California has been “reassembled like a puzzle by federal investigators,” and reveals “the shooters’ planning for the siege that killed 14 people and wounded 22 others at the Inland Regional Center.” It reveals careful, detailed, cold-blooded planning for murder, but why Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik carried out this massacre is unknown, at least according to the SCNG, which insists that “the couple’s motive remains unclear.”
No one could possibly think the motive of this couple was unclear unless one was absolutely drowning in a tidal wave of willful ignorance. The paper detailing the couple’s plans was shredded by Syed Rizwan Farook’s mother Rafia, which is in itself an indication that the family of the murderers was not entirely inclined to be forthcoming with investigators.
Initially, one of the Farook family lawyers, David Chesley, declared: “None of the family members had any idea that this was going to take place. They were totally shocked.” Even in stories that reported this, however, the story started to unravel. No sooner had the Associated Press quoted Chesley that it noted that he and another Farook family lawyer, Mohammad Abuershaid, said that “Farook’s mother lived with the couple but she stayed upstairs and didn’t notice they had stockpiled 12 pipe bombs and well over 4,500 rounds of ammunition.”
Farook’s mother didn’t notice the twelve pipe bombs and well over 4,500 rounds of ammunition because she “stayed upstairs”? Was she an invalid, then, who never ventured downstairs at all? If so, why did the couple leave their six-month-old daughter in her care when they went off to shoot Infidels for Allah?
Syed Rizwan Farook’s father was more credible when he characterized Rafia, who is his ex-wife, as “very religious,” like the killer, to whom he referred as Rizwan. “Rizwan was the mama’s boy,” he recounted, “and she is very religious like him. Once we had a dispute about the historical figure of Jesus, my son yelled that I was an unbeliever and decided that marriage with my wife had to end.” The son insisted on the divorce because he considered the father an “unbeliever.”
What’s more, old man Farook said that his son was an open supporter of the Islamic State, and, of course, hated Israel: “He said he shared the ideology of al-Baghdadi to create an Islamic state, and he was obsessed with Israel.” The couple paused during their massacre to pledge allegiance to the Islamic State. The “unbeliever” Papa Farook then told his son to bide his time since, in the immortal words of Tom Lehrer, everybody hated the Jews: “I kept telling him always: stay calm, be patient, in two years Israel will no longer exist. Geopolitics is changing: Russia, China, America too, nobody wants the Jews there.”
So right in the heart of sunny Redlands, California, where Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik lived with their baby and Rafia (however safely ensconced upstairs, away from the pipe bombs, Grandma may have been), there was an open supporter of the Islamic State and an open supporter of the concept of the caliphate. Then we must not forget the winsome Tashfeen, who was linked to a jihadi mosque in Pakistan, and who had become, in one of her teacher’s words, “a religious person” who often told people “to live according to the teachings of Islam.”
But their motive remains unclear!
Interestingly enough, Rafia was also an active member of the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) openly supports Sharia and the caliphate, and has links to the Muslim Brotherhood, as well as to the Pakistani jihad group Jamaat-e-Islami.
The motive of the San Bernardino jihad massacre is anything but unclear, except to those who wish to deny that there is a global jihad being waged against the United States, and to ignore the fact that the Islamic State has repeatedly called upon individual Muslims in the U.S. to carry out “lone wolf” jihad attacks. Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife and mother, and the fourteen dead left in their wake, stand as an object lesson regarding how urgently our law enforcement and intelligence operations need to adopt a realistic approach to the jihad threat, and to discard today’s prevailing politically correct fantasies. But the dead bodies are going to have to be piled up much higher for that reform even to become a possibility.
Article posted with permission from Robert Spencer


thewashingtonstandard--2020-12-20--3 Logical Fact-Based Issues To Consider About The COVID-19 Vaccine

While the media resorts to accusing people of being “ anti-vaxxers , ” for not wanting to take a fast-tracked coronavirus vaccine , and some have gone so far as to even associate dissenters with being “ anti-Semitic , ” there are actually 3 very logical fact-based reasons why we should question the safety of a coronavirus vaccine .
1 ) History Shows That Fast Tracking a Vaccine Can Be Dangerous & Even Deadly Multiple experts , including those who themselves actually administer vaccines , agree that fast-tracking a vaccine can be very dangerous .
According to immunologist and deputy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Dr. Douglas J .
Green , fast-tracking a vaccine could potentially be “ catastrophic ” and should not be rushed .
He cites an example from 1966 , in which two children actually died from an adverse reaction to a vaccine .
Two other historical examples that help to illustrate the potential danger of fast-tracking a vaccine , is the Cutter incident from 1955 and the mandatory Swine Flu vaccination campaign from 1976 .
In 1955 , 200,000 children received a polio vaccine from Cutter Laboratories which resulted in approximately 200 cases of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , a mandatory vaccine campaign was imposed that likewise resulted in 53 deaths , and a relatively high number of cases of Guillain Barre syndrome , which can likewise result in permanent paralysis .
Normally , it takes around ten years to develop what is considered to be a “ safe vaccine , ” but now these Big Pharma/Vaccine companies — many of which are well known for corruption and deceiving the public concerning the dangers of their products — have produced a vaccine within just a matter of months .
If that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vaccine they are working on is a brand new technology , and new technologies generally involve new risks .
As I document in great detail in my 5 hour presentation , the Big Pharma/Vaccine companies tasked with producing the coronavirus vaccine have terrible histories of consistent corruption and an untenable lack of ethics .
GlaxoSmithKline , the world ’ s most profitable vaccine manufacturer , for example , has a well documented history of bribing doctors and health care officials .
They ’ ve also experimented on vulnerable populations within the United States @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they knew to be dangerous .
In Argentina , twelve of the children died during their vaccine experimentations .
The parents claim that they never gave their consent .
GSK are currently partnering with Sanofi to produce a coronavirus vaccine , who likewise has a long history of bribery and corruption , and has more recently been charged with manslaughter because their drug Depakine was reportedly responsible for the deaths of four babies .
They are also being prosecuted for misleading and false information about the drug .
Pfizer , who has already @ @ @ @ @ @ @ United Kingdom , Canada , Bahrain , Saudi Arabia , and in the United States too .
Like the aforementioned offenders , Pfizer also has a long history of bribery and corruption , and has likewise been caught experimenting on vulnerable segments of the population , both within the United States and Nigeria .
In fact , during their experimentation in Nigeria , 11 children died , which the victims ’ families say they never gave their actual consent for in the first place .
Of course , Pfizer claims they did receive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cables released by Wikileaks , the Big Pharma/Vaccine giant tried to blackmail the Nigerian government to prevent an investigation .
This was also corroborated by an ex-employee .
Another company with an abysmal history of corruption , that has also been contracted to produce a coronavirus vaccine , is Johnson & Johnson .
Currently faced with several major lawsuits for fueling the opioid crisis in the United States , Johnson & Johnson also has a history of bribing doctors and government officials .
Even more disturbing still , a Reuters investigation found that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ powder product that they knew had asbestos in it , which causes mesothelioma , a rare form of cancer .
Along with Pfizer and another company tasked with producing a coronavirus vaccine named Astrazeneca , ( see screenshot below ) J & J is currently under investigation for helping fund terrorism in Iraq .
3 ) The Virus is Not Deadly For The Overwhelming Majority of The Population According to Worldometers , a source trusted by governments around the world for statistics , 99.5 % of active coronavirus cases worldwide are in “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that into consideration , along with the fact that real world studies show that anywhere between 25 % -80 % of infected people with COVID-19 don ’ t even know they have the virus — because they don ’ t even feel sick — the risk we collectively face from this disease is much further attenuated .
In fact , to put this into perspective , the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity claims that children under the age of 15 are 6.83 to 20.07 times more likely to die of the flu @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and according to peer reviewed research from Professor John Ioannidis on multiple countries during this pandemic , the risk of dying from COVID-19 for people under 65 is comparable to the likelihood of dying in a car accident whilst driving what would be considered a realistic distance of travel .
It should also be said that getting vaccinated , historically speaking , does not guarantee immunity either , nor does it guarantee that we will not spread the disease to other people , an uncertainty that Pfizer ’ s chairman recently acknowledged in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ authorities want us to take a fast-tracked vaccine , for a virus that is clearly not dangerous for the overwhelming majority of us , and this vaccine doesn ’ t even guarantee that we won ’ t pass it on to others ?
Please take a moment to logically think about that .
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While the media resorts to accusing people of being “anti-vaxxers,” for not wanting to take a fast-tracked coronavirus vaccine, and some have gone so far as to even associate dissenters with being “anti-Semitic,” there are actually 3 very logical fact-based reasons why we should question the safety of a coronavirus vaccine.
1) History Shows That Fast Tracking a Vaccine Can Be Dangerous & Even Deadly
Multiple experts, including those who themselves actually administer vaccines, agree that fast-tracking a vaccine can be very dangerous.
According to immunologist and deputy editor of the journal Science Advances, Dr. Douglas J. Green, fast-tracking a vaccine could potentially be “catastrophic” and should not be rushed. He cites an example from 1966, in which two children actually died from an adverse reaction to a vaccine.
Source: CNN
Two other historical examples that help to illustrate the potential danger of fast-tracking a vaccine, is the Cutter incident from 1955 and the mandatory Swine Flu vaccination campaign from 1976.
In 1955, 200,000 children received a polio vaccine from Cutter Laboratories which resulted in approximately 200 cases of paralysis and 10 deaths. In 1976, a mandatory vaccine campaign was imposed that likewise resulted in 53 deaths, and a relatively high number of cases of Guillain Barre syndrome, which can likewise result in permanent paralysis.
Normally, it takes around ten years to develop what is considered to be a “safe vaccine,” but now these Big Pharma/Vaccine companies — many of which are well known for corruption and deceiving the public concerning the dangers of their products — have produced a vaccine within just a matter of months.
If that’s not bad enough, the vaccine they are working on is a brand new technology, and new technologies generally involve new risks.
2) Big Pharma/Vaccine Companies Producing Coronavirus Vaccines Have Terrible Records Of Corruption
Source: The Guardian
As I document in great detail in my 5 hour presentation, the Big Pharma/Vaccine companies tasked with producing the coronavirus vaccine have terrible histories of consistent corruption and an untenable lack of ethics.
GlaxoSmithKline, the world’s most profitable vaccine manufacturer, for example, has a well documented history of bribing doctors and health care officials. They’ve also experimented on vulnerable populations within the United States and Argentina and knowingly marketed dangerous products they knew to be dangerous. In Argentina, twelve of the children died during their vaccine experimentations. The parents claim that they never gave their consent.
GSK are currently partnering with Sanofi to produce a coronavirus vaccine, who likewise has a long history of bribery and corruption, and has more recently been charged with manslaughter because their drug Depakine was reportedly responsible for the deaths of four babies. They are also being prosecuted for misleading and false information about the drug.
Source: The Telegraph
Pfizer, who has already had their coronavirus vaccine approved in the United Kingdom, Canada, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and in the United States too.
Like the aforementioned offenders, Pfizer also has a long history of bribery and corruption, and has likewise been caught experimenting on vulnerable segments of the population, both within the United States and Nigeria. In fact, during their experimentation in Nigeria, 11 children died, which the victims’ families say they never gave their actual consent for in the first place. Of course, Pfizer claims they did receive proper consent, but according to diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks, the Big Pharma/Vaccine giant tried to blackmail the Nigerian government to prevent an investigation. This was also corroborated by an ex-employee.
Another company with an abysmal history of corruption, that has also been contracted to produce a coronavirus vaccine, is Johnson & Johnson.
Source: Reuters
Currently faced with several major lawsuits for fueling the opioid crisis in the United States, Johnson & Johnson also has a history of bribing doctors and government officials. Even more disturbing still, a Reuters investigation found that J&J knowingly sold a baby powder product that they knew had asbestos in it, which causes mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer.
Along with Pfizer and another company tasked with producing a coronavirus vaccine named Astrazeneca, (see screenshot below) J&J is currently under investigation for helping fund terrorism in Iraq.
Source: Evening Standard
3) The Virus is Not Deadly For The Overwhelming Majority of The Population
Source: Worldometers
According to Worldometers, a source trusted by governments around the world for statistics, 99.5% of active coronavirus cases worldwide are in “mild condition”.
When we take that into consideration, along with the fact that real world studies show that anywhere between 25%-80% of infected people with COVID-19 don’t even know they have the virus — because they don’t even feel sick — the risk we collectively face from this disease is much further attenuated. In fact, to put this into perspective, the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity claims that children under the age of 15 are 6.83 to 20.07 times more likely to die of the flu or pneumonia than from this coronavirus, and according to peer reviewed research from Professor John Ioannidis on multiple countries during this pandemic, the risk of dying from COVID-19 for people under 65 is comparable to the likelihood of dying in a car accident whilst driving what would be considered a realistic distance of travel.
It should also be said that getting vaccinated, historically speaking, does not guarantee immunity either, nor does it guarantee that we will not spread the disease to other people, an uncertainty that Pfizer’s chairman recently acknowledged in an interview.
In short, the authorities want us to take a fast-tracked vaccine, for a virus that is clearly not dangerous for the overwhelming majority of us, and this vaccine doesn’t even guarantee that we won’t pass it on to others?
Please take a moment to logically think about that.
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thewashingtonstandard--2020-12-20--“If a network system of computers was used to fraudulently affect vote counts…the results would look

“ If a network system of computers was used to fraudulently affect vote counts…the results would look exactly like this.
” And again , knowing all of this , I ask , who is in charge of making sure the laws are faithfully executed ( Article 2 , Section 3 ) ?
I ’ ll give you a hint : Joe Biden is not in the White House at the moment .
If you or I were involved in this , you can rest assured we would have already , at the least , been arrested and charged .
So @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this administration is hot air .
This is exactly why people are growing weary and restless with this story , as well as the other lawlessness taking place with no justice being brought to bear upon the guilty .
“ It is important to understand , Biden ‘ over-performed ’ in ‘ democratic strongholds ’ – by the same amount he over-performed in ‘ Trump ’ counties as long as these machines were used.
” “ Some or all of the Dominion/Hart machines may have been programmed or manipulated to systematically add five @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actual vote count .
Again , the statistical significance level of these results is above 99.9 % .
” Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media

“If a network system of computers was used to fraudulently affect vote counts…the results would look exactly like this.”
And again, knowing all of this, I ask, who is in charge of making sure the laws are faithfully executed (Article 2, Section 3)? I’ll give you a hint: Joe Biden is not in the White House at the moment. If you or I were involved in this, you can rest assured we would have already, at the least, been arrested and charged. So far all we’ve heard from this administration is hot air. This is exactly why people are growing weary and restless with this story, as well as the other lawlessness taking place with no justice being brought to bear upon the guilty.
“It is important to understand, Biden ‘over-performed’ in ‘democratic strongholds’ – by the same amount he over-performed in ‘Trump’ counties as long as these machines were used.”
“Some or all of the Dominion/Hart machines may have been programmed or manipulated to systematically add five plus percentage points to Biden’s actual vote count. Again, the statistical significance level of these results is above 99.9%.”
https://twitter.com/KanekoaTheGreat/status/1340046603785183232?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1340046603785183232%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fgellerreport.com%2F2020%2F12%2Fif-a-network-system-of-computers-was-used-to-fraudulently-affect-vote-counts-the-results-would-look-exactly-like-this.html%2F
2/ This Dominion advantage was observed regardless of the county's majority political party affiliation nor urban, suburban, or rural-area demographics. Biden over-performed our estimates in “democratic strongholds” – by the same amount he over-performed in “Trump” counties. — Kanekoa (@KanekoaTheGreat) December 18, 2020
3/ The analysis is not directed at a single or handful of counties. Instead, this information uses data from all counties in the United States to see if there is a discernable widespread pattern involving type of voting machine and vote totals. — Kanekoa (@KanekoaTheGreat) December 18, 2020
4/ In the first graph, we see Biden’s actual 2020 election results. The blue line is our center “prediction” line. Half the counties should be above the blue line & half below. This is confirmed true with Biden over-performing in 45% of counties & underperforming in 55%. pic.twitter.com/UEGrQ5Tn6s — Kanekoa (@KanekoaTheGreat) December 18, 2020
5/ We obtained data from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission showing the voting machines used by each county. Compare this graph with the same data, except this time limited to counties using Dominion. This time the majority of counties (78%) are ABOVE the prediction line. pic.twitter.com/QXyeVbxl6y — Kanekoa (@KanekoaTheGreat) December 18, 2020
6/ The county data filtered by voting machines shows us that candidate Biden over performed by approximately 5% on Dominion machines AND also by approximately 6% on Hart machines. pic.twitter.com/vQpK8rx1fG — Kanekoa (@KanekoaTheGreat) December 18, 2020
7/ In the Dominion/Hart machine counties, Biden performs above expectations 78% of the time. This is highly indicative (and 99.9% statistically significant) that result manipulation could be occurring with Dominion & Hart machines. pic.twitter.com/IlAGvWIb4f — Kanekoa (@KanekoaTheGreat) December 18, 2020
8/ In this graph, we see green dots represent votes from counties using Dominion/Hart machines. The green dots should overlay the blue dots in a similar, mixed up/random fashion. We do not see this. Instead, we see the green dots centered higher than the center of the blue dots. pic.twitter.com/rsjoPq7hcA — Kanekoa (@KanekoaTheGreat) December 18, 2020
9/ To aid in this graphical analysis we added center lines for the Dominion/Hart counties and the “other machine” counties. The green centerline stays above the blue centerline – clearly indicating Biden continuously "outperforming" in Dominion/Hart counties. pic.twitter.com/qXgu3GyLkS — Kanekoa (@KanekoaTheGreat) December 18, 2020
10/ The increases in votes occurred in hundreds of Dominion/Hart counties across the U.S. Again, it is important to understand, Biden "over-performed" in "democratic strongholds" – by the same amount he over-performed in “Trump” counties as long as these machines were used. — Kanekoa (@KanekoaTheGreat) December 18, 2020
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thewashingtonstandard--2020-12-21--Pharmacist Of 43 Years:  CDC Says COVID More Deadly Than Flu – “I Believe We’re Being Played” – Here

Pharmacist Of 43 Years : CDC Says COVID More Deadly Than Flu – “ I Believe We ’ re Being Played ” – Here ’ s Why So , a man who has been a pharmacist for 43 years and owned a pharmacy for 30 years says there is “ something very strange going on with this Covid thing.
” He points out that while we are well into the flu season , he hasn ’ t dispensed any generic Tamiflu at all , and a friend of his who is with a national wholesaler with 75 accounts hasn ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Yeah , I ’ d say that is very strange .
He also stated he believes we ’ re being played and why .
The pharmacist goes by Harvey Staub on Twitter .
Here ’ s the threat he presented earlier this week .
1 ) Covid 19 .
There ’ s something very strange going on with this Covid thing .
I ’ ve been a Pharmacist for 43 years , 30 years as an owner .
It ’ s December 12 , 2020 , well into the “ flu season ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Tamiflu this season whatsoever .
Tamiflu generic is the most prescribed medication for the flu , once you ’ re diagnosed having the flu .
Extremely effective .
I asked my friend Mike , who works as a salesman for a major national wholesaler .
3 ) …how much tamiflu and generic has he sold to Pharmacies this season .
He hasn ’ t sold any .
He has 75 accounts of independent pharmacies across the United States .
4 ) Conclusion : By now , it ’ s well known that Covid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of these false positives are actually “ the flu ” ?
How many are just “ the common cold ” ?
Why does the CDC report daily case numbers & deaths for Covid and not for the flu ?
… 5 ) CDC says Covid is more deadly than the flu .
Well , if you ’ re potentially taking a large number of flu cases and bundling them into the Covid numbers , then yes , the perception is that it ’ s more deadly .
… 6 ) I believe we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Covid is real , it can be deadly .
We now have drug regimens to treat Covid effectively , one being Dr. Zev Zelenko ’ s @ zev_dr regimen , among others .
I believe the Covid numbers are being skewed upward , on purpose… 7 ) …to continue instilling fear and panic into people , for governments to continue with lockdowns , for more small businesses to be put out , for more people to kill themselves , or others ; for more & more social upheaval .
Why ?
Total population @ @ @ @ @ @ @ If we are so obedient to wear masks , obedient to stand here , don ’ t stand there , obedient to get the Covid vaccine , obedient to carry proof you ’ ve gotten the vaccine ; otherwise , you won ’ t be able to fly ; then it will be buses , trains , taxis , Uber ’ s , Target , Walmart , grocery stores… 9 ) ….everything .
Just like that .
You ’ re giving up your freedoms to a virus that has a 99.4 % survival @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And the vaccine ?
Like I ’ ve told my customers all these years ; don ’ t be the first on your block to try anything new .
… 10 ) They really don ’ t know what they ’ ll find out in 6 months , a year , 5 years & longer , that can be attributed to the vaccine .
It ’ s way past time for people to take their heads out of their ass & start thinking for themselves .
/ Done Others seemed to confirmed the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s definitely a control mechanism to this but I think one commenter hit on the other aspect of all of this .
Finally , just keep in mind a little history of influenza in the first place .
Arthur Firstenberg ’ s “ The Invisible Rainbow ” recounts quite a bit of history concerning electricity , radio waves and radiation effects upon the human body .
One man wrote , based on Firstenberg ’ s book , how this narrative of explanation of viruses and flu has evolved .
The word “ influenza @ @ @ @ @ @ @ record of this strange and inexplicable illness occurred around the year 1580 .
As the phenomenon recurred , acute observers recognised that it tended to ‘ pop up ’ simultaneously in multiple locations , sometimes on multiple continents .
In an effort to explain this cognitively dissonant fact , Italian ‘ scientists ’ examined sun-spot records and noticed that outbreaks always seemed to coincide with peaks of sun-spot activity .
They understood that when the sun ’ s surface ( or CORONA ) was most active , there were mass-ejections from the sun @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Aurora Borealis in northern climes and that there were also magnetic effects ( or magnetic ‘ waves ’ ) from the sun that struck the earth with uncommon intensity at these times .
Thus the word “ INFLUENZA became the name of this illness .
“ Influenza ” being short for “ Influenza delle stelle ” … INFLUENCE OF THE STARS .
So , by the early 1600s European scientists had worked out that the cause of the illness now known as ‘ influenza ’ was the effect of unusual magnetic waves impacting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” narrative was accepted throughout the 1700s and 1800s .
There were multiple references to the illnesses brought on by the proliferation of telegraph communications and the installation of AC power grids in US cities .
Some of the reported effects were very serious for the persons involved , listlessness , loss of energy , depression , headaches and much more* .
The ‘ electric/magnetic ’ causation narrative continued as a model for explaining ‘ flu ’ symptoms right up until about 1920 and the global catastrophe of 1918/19 that was ‘ The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ illness spread so fast that scientists could not explain the rate of contagion by human-to-human transfer of particles but it was the SECOND WAVE of Spanish Flu that killed tens of millions of people right across the world .
The US Surgeon General ordered a series of investigations into the nature of this disastrous contagion .
One such series of experiments were conducted using 100 healthy volunteers from the US Navy by bringing them into close , controlled contact with patients suffering from the illness .
A number of tests were repeatedly performed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and injected into the volunteers .
Patients spat into trays and the uninfected drank their sputum .
Patients sneezed and coughed while volunteers , nose-to-nose , inhaled the droplets ejected as deeply as they could .
Doctors found , to the amazement of many , that NONE OF THE VOLUNTEERS GOT SICK .
This ‘ Influenza ’ COULD NOT BE TRANSFERRED FROM ONE PERSON TO ANOTHER .
IT WAS NOT CONTAGIOUS .
Many scientists and thinkers of the day , such as Rudolf Steiner , declared that the apparent “ contagion ” was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ new RADIO WAVES ( electro-magnetic frequencies ) that were being broadcast for the first time across almost the entire world .
Given that 50 million died , ELECTRICITY AS POTENTIAL CAUSE OF DEATH was not an idea that our finance rulers could allow the public at large to believe .
This awareness was excluded from the public domain and the false ‘ virus ’ narrative was invented to explain ‘ the flu ’ .
If the public had been allowed to think that electrical installations and the radiation thereof might KILL them , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t have happened .
All plans for development , industrialisation and corporate profits involved electricity .
The establishment needed another story .
They got it .
The ‘ virus ’ narrative exactly mirrors the ‘ new EMF ’ narrative of causation of influenza .
A virus keeps mutating .
Our bodies adjust to the old virus/emf frequency and we are then OK until a new mutation/new frequency comes along .
I ’ m firmly we are being played , but that it ’ s been going on for quite some time ( Revelation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Sons of Liberty Media

Pharmacist Of 43 Years: CDC Says COVID More Deadly Than Flu – “I Believe We’re Being Played” – Here’s Why
So, a man who has been a pharmacist for 43 years and owned a pharmacy for 30 years says there is “something very strange going on with this Covid thing.” He points out that while we are well into the flu season, he hasn’t dispensed any generic Tamiflu at all, and a friend of his who is with a national wholesaler with 75 accounts hasn’t sold any to any pharmacies. Yeah, I’d say that is very strange. He also stated he believes we’re being played and why.
The pharmacist goes by Harvey Staub on Twitter. Here’s the threat he presented earlier this week.
1) Covid 19. There’s something very strange going on with this Covid thing. I’ve been a Pharmacist for 43 years, 30 years as an owner. It’s December 12, 2020, well into the “flu season”
https://twitter.com/HarveyStaub1/status/1337943714405240832
2) I have not dispensed any Tamiflu this season whatsoever. Tamiflu generic is the most prescribed medication for the flu, once you’re diagnosed having the flu. Extremely effective. I asked my friend Mike, who works as a salesman for a major national wholesaler.
https://twitter.com/HarveyStaub1/status/1337945112496771076
3)…how much tamiflu and generic has he sold to Pharmacies this season. He hasn’t sold any. He has 75 accounts of independent pharmacies across the United States.
https://twitter.com/HarveyStaub1/status/1337946574740197383
4) Conclusion: By now, it’s well known that Covid tests give false positives. How many of these false positives are actually “the flu”? How many are just “the common cold”? Why does the CDC report daily case numbers & deaths for Covid and not for the flu? …
https://twitter.com/HarveyStaub1/status/1337947951218438145
5) CDC says Covid is more deadly than the flu. Well, if you’re potentially taking a large number of flu cases and bundling them into the Covid numbers, then yes, the perception is that it’s more deadly. …
https://twitter.com/HarveyStaub1/status/1337949006056579072
6) I believe we’re being played. Yes, Covid is real, it can be deadly. We now have drug regimens to treat Covid effectively, one being Dr. Zev Zelenko’s @zev_dr regimen, among others. I believe the Covid numbers are being skewed upward, on purpose…
https://twitter.com/HarveyStaub1/status/1337950625036955653
7)…to continue instilling fear and panic into people, for governments to continue with lockdowns, for more small businesses to be put out, for more people to kill themselves, or others; for more & more social upheaval. Why? Total population control through fear. …
https://twitter.com/HarveyStaub1/status/1337951739274813442
8) If we are so obedient to wear masks, obedient to stand here, don’t stand there, obedient to get the Covid vaccine, obedient to carry proof you’ve gotten the vaccine; otherwise, you won’t be able to fly; then it will be buses, trains, taxis, Uber’s, Target, Walmart, grocery stores…
https://twitter.com/HarveyStaub1/status/1337953481743798277
9)….everything. Just like that. You’re giving up your freedoms to a virus that has a 99.4 % survival rate, according to the CDC. And the vaccine? Like I’ve told my customers all these years; don’t be the first on your block to try anything new. …
https://twitter.com/HarveyStaub1/status/1337954480764178434
10)They really don’t know what they’ll find out in 6 months, a year, 5 years & longer, that can be attributed to the vaccine. It’s way past time for people to take their heads out of their ass & start thinking for themselves. / Done
https://twitter.com/HarveyStaub1/status/1337955513246605319
Others seemed to confirmed the tweets in their area.
We are checking and have been checking for covid and both Influenzas since September. To date I can confirm in intensive care in Toronto at a major hospital we have had not a single positive case of influenza — L W (@BigmammaTO) December 13, 2020
There’s definitely a control mechanism to this but I think one commenter hit on the other aspect of all of this.
Covid diagnosis brings in big money to these hospitals, trillions have been stolen since last March. — Mike O'Brien- Secretary of Kraken- DR FRANKENSHOTS (@MikeOBrien222) December 13, 2020
Finally, just keep in mind a little history of influenza in the first place. Arthur Firstenberg’s “The Invisible Rainbow” recounts quite a bit of history concerning electricity, radio waves and radiation effects upon the human body. One man wrote, based on Firstenberg’s book, how this narrative of explanation of viruses and flu has evolved.
The word “influenza” originated in Italy. The first record of this strange and inexplicable illness occurred around the year 1580. As the phenomenon recurred, acute observers recognised that it tended to ‘pop up’ simultaneously in multiple locations, sometimes on multiple continents. In an effort to explain this cognitively dissonant fact, Italian ‘scientists’ examined sun-spot records and noticed that outbreaks always seemed to coincide with peaks of sun-spot activity.
They understood that when the sun’s surface (or CORONA) was most active, there were mass-ejections from the sun that manifested as spectacular displays of the Aurora Borealis in northern climes and that there were also magnetic effects (or magnetic ‘waves’) from the sun that struck the earth with uncommon intensity at these times.
Thus the word “INFLUENZA became the name of this illness. “Influenza” being short for “Influenza delle stelle” … INFLUENCE OF THE STARS.
So, by the early 1600s European scientists had worked out that the cause of the illness now known as ‘influenza’ was the effect of unusual magnetic waves impacting the human body.
This “flu” narrative was accepted throughout the 1700s and 1800s. There were multiple references to the illnesses brought on by the proliferation of telegraph communications and the installation of AC power grids in US cities. Some of the reported effects were very serious for the persons involved, listlessness, loss of energy, depression, headaches and much more*.
The ‘electric/magnetic’ causation narrative continued as a model for explaining ‘flu’ symptoms right up until about 1920 and the global catastrophe of 1918/19 that was ‘The Spanish Flu’.
THE SPANISH FLU
Again, this illness spread so fast that scientists could not explain the rate of contagion by human-to-human transfer of particles but it was the SECOND WAVE of Spanish Flu that killed tens of millions of people right across the world.
The US Surgeon General ordered a series of investigations into the nature of this disastrous contagion. One such series of experiments were conducted using 100 healthy volunteers from the US Navy by bringing them into close, controlled contact with patients suffering from the illness. A number of tests were repeatedly performed. Blood was extracted from the sick and injected into the volunteers. Patients spat into trays and the uninfected drank their sputum. Patients sneezed and coughed while volunteers, nose-to-nose, inhaled the droplets ejected as deeply as they could.
Doctors found, to the amazement of many, that NONE OF THE VOLUNTEERS GOT SICK.
This ‘Influenza’ COULD NOT BE TRANSFERRED FROM ONE PERSON TO ANOTHER.
IT WAS NOT CONTAGIOUS.
Many scientists and thinkers of the day, such as Rudolf Steiner, declared that the apparent “contagion” was the result of simultaneous exposure to the new RADIO WAVES (electro-magnetic frequencies) that were being broadcast for the first time across almost the entire world.
Given that 50 million died, ELECTRICITY AS POTENTIAL CAUSE OF DEATH was not an idea that our finance rulers could allow the public at large to believe. This awareness was excluded from the public domain and the false ‘virus’ narrative was invented to explain ‘the flu’.
If the public had been allowed to think that electrical installations and the radiation thereof might KILL them, then the entire 20th Century couldn’t have happened. All plans for development, industrialisation and corporate profits involved electricity. The establishment needed another story.
They got it. The ‘virus’ narrative exactly mirrors the ‘new EMF’ narrative of causation of influenza.
A virus keeps mutating. Our bodies adjust to the old virus/emf frequency and we are then OK until a new mutation/new frequency comes along.
I’m firmly we are being played, but that it’s been going on for quite some time (Revelation 18:23).
Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media


thewashingtonstandard--2020-12-20--Dr. Paul Thomas Targeted By Medical Board & Media After Landmark Vaccine Study

On Saturday , we reported on a new study released on those who were vaccinated versus those who were unvaccinated , a study which the Center for Disease Control has refused to perform .
One of the doctors who aided in that study , Dr. Paul Thomas , has now become the target of the medical board and the media for being involved in it .
The Study The CDC Refused To Do : Vaccinated Vs. Unvaccinated • # AskTheExperts – Shemirani , Corbett , Madej & Kaufman – The Vaccine Rollout Has Begun , Here ’ s What You @ @ @ @ @ @ @ # AskTheExperts – Doctors , Nurses & Health Care Professionals From Around The World : “ The COVID Vaccine Is Neither Safe Nor Effective ” ( Video ) • WARNING : Big Pharma Won ’ t Be Responsible For Side Effects Caused By COVID-19 Vaccines • What If It ’ s Your Mom Or Dad ?
When The Elderly & Frail Die After Receiving COVID Vaccine • You Can ’ t Sue Them – But World ’ s Largest Vaccine Maker Is Suing Man For Saying COVID-19 Vaccine Injured Him • Former CBS @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Drugs – Trump Is Poster Boy For COVID-19 Propaganda • Trump Wants Credit For Vaccine – Passes On Actually Taking It… Till “ The Appropriate Time ” Spiro Skouras has an exclusive interview with Dr. Thomas .
Recently , a landmark study was conducted by Dr. James Lyons-Weiler and Dr. Paul Thomas .
The study compared vaccinated children and unvaccinated children and was published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health on November 22 , 2020 after being peer reviewed .
Dr. Weiler , a research scientist and co-author of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Activist Post Contributor Spiro Skouras .
In the interview , Weiler breaks down the data from the study which indicates children who were vaccinated showed a higher rate of medical office visits and experienced an elevated rate of medical symptoms ranging from Asthma and behavioral issues , to ADHD and Anemia .
In this report , Spiro interviews Dr. Paul Thomas , a prominent pediatrician in Portland , Oregon who also co-authored the study and used 10+ years of data from his medical practice to conduct the study .
Shortly after the vaccinated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ days in fact , the Oregon State Medical Board held an emergency meeting declaring that Dr. Paul was an immediate threat to his patients and the public and suspended his medical license .
In this must-see interview , Dr. Paul addresses the accusations leveled against himself and his practice , in addition to breaking down in detail the study ’ s findings .
Dr. Paul also weighs in on the CDC recommended vaccine schedule and the experimental Covid vaccine .
• Did Vice President Mike Pence Just Fake His Vaccination On Live TV @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Effects ” : Just Ahead Of Vaccine Approval , FDA Reveals Deaths In Pfizer Vaccine Trials • More Side Effects From The Vaccine : Nurse Faints Moments After Getting Pfizer Shot • Millions Of People Can Experience Life-Threatening Effects From CONvid Vaccine : It ’ s Still Being Rolled Out Anyway • The COVID Vaccine Is Here … And So Are Potential Side Effects … • We ’ re Here From The Government & We ’ re Here To Add COVID-19 To “ Vaccine Damage Payments Scheme ” Is there still anyone out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is all a scam for money and control , even depopulation ?
Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media

On Saturday, we reported on a new study released on those who were vaccinated versus those who were unvaccinated, a study which the Center for Disease Control has refused to perform. One of the doctors who aided in that study, Dr. Paul Thomas, has now become the target of the medical board and the media for being involved in it.
Spiro Skouras has an exclusive interview with Dr. Thomas.
Recently, a landmark study was conducted by Dr. James Lyons-Weiler and Dr. Paul Thomas. The study compared vaccinated children and unvaccinated children and was published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health on November 22, 2020 after being peer reviewed.
Dr. Weiler, a research scientist and co-author of the study, was recently interviewed by Activist Post Contributor Spiro Skouras. In the interview, Weiler breaks down the data from the study which indicates children who were vaccinated showed a higher rate of medical office visits and experienced an elevated rate of medical symptoms ranging from Asthma and behavioral issues, to ADHD and Anemia.
In this report, Spiro interviews Dr. Paul Thomas, a prominent pediatrician in Portland, Oregon who also co-authored the study and used 10+ years of data from his medical practice to conduct the study.
Shortly after the vaccinated versus unvaccinated study was published, five days in fact, the Oregon State Medical Board held an emergency meeting declaring that Dr. Paul was an immediate threat to his patients and the public and suspended his medical license.
In this must-see interview, Dr. Paul addresses the accusations leveled against himself and his practice, in addition to breaking down in detail the study’s findings. Dr. Paul also weighs in on the CDC recommended vaccine schedule and the experimental Covid vaccine.
Is there still anyone out there that doesn’t believe this is all a scam for money and control, even depopulation?
Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media