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I don’t recall if I have ever seen a mention on the blog about this widely known (or maybe just remembered) product so I thought I would give it a mention. We have been using Chia (of “Chia Pet” fame of yesteryear, a.k.a. Salba [grain/grass seed] ) for a little over one year now and this stuff is incredibly versatile for anything food related.

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Icelandic sheep are the ultimate survival livestock for anyone living in USDA climate zone 6 or lower, Why?
Because unlike other small livestock they are triple purpose: meat, milk, and fiber. They were bred by the vikings who settled in Iceland for 1,000 years. The viking husbandry practices only favored the hardiest and smartest sheep.

Doom News
This will spark regional wars and conflicts around the globe as energy demands skyrocket, water shortages and drought cause crop failures and gigantic dustbowls, and agencies and government scramble to compete for critical resources in order to survive.

Getting Started In Emergency Preparedness: Second Half-Information
Long-Term Storage of Books:
I have two copies of certain books. One copy is kept out and is used as needed. The other copy is placed into long term storage.

The Oil War - Russia Georgia Geopolitics :: The Market Oracle :: Financial Markets Analysis & Forecasting Free Website
“A recap of the scenario:

bubble, easy money, inflation in fiat money supply, inflation in commodities and hard assets, inflation, fear of inflation, rising rates, YC inverting, flattening, rising and inverting again, tightening, withdrawal of liquidity, corrections, crashes, talk of stagflation, FEAR, withdrawal of speculative funds, further corrections and crashes, demand collapse…….Deflation.”