Mountain man

Ivermectin is being used in south american, and I believe some arab countries with amazing success. A team of doctors has been presenting the data for a while now. From what I've read, it's quite a safe 'drug' especially compared with the experimental gene therapy they're pushing. Which Fouchy admitted, "doesn't stop you from contracting the virus, or spreading it" So far, no research has went into finding existing drugs to treat SARS coV-2. Hydroxychloroquine can also be effective. A study discounted it, but if you look into the study, the patients that were already on vents were given a lethal dose of the antibiotic (2400mg's!) if it's given at the right time, early on in the infection, and at the proper dose, it's been effective. I've seen several doctors post video's about both drugs, just to be censored and taken down the next day. They were able to post, but not mention Ivermecting by name, pretty outrageous. Herbalists have come up with treatments as well. Since they don't hold medical licenses, there's no legal repercussions for alternative treatments Info on Ivermectin: https://www.theautochannel.com/news/2020/12/10/922677-senate-testimony-dr-pierre-kory-ivermectin-miracle-drug-to-treat.html The real reason patients were given such high doses of Hydroxychloroquine remains the proverbial riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. The authors of the BMJ’s feature article note the criticisms from scientists about lack of transparency in the trial. If this is not addressed, it will erode trust in such trials. https://www.bmj.com/content/370/bmj.m2670/rr-1

I agree, why is B. Gates saying when small businesses in US can re-open? If you research him, he's actually not a programmer, didn't finish university and doesn't have any medical training. His dad was a lawyer and taught little Billy how to navigate the legal system. He bought an operating system from an engineer. He IS however, a member on the council for foreign relations, the Bilderberg group, and involved with the world economic forum. Definitely part of the supranationalist layer of government

Yeah, it makes you wonder. One thing that's been pointed out to me in the past, is just let it naturally degrade like it is now. After 1000 years a lot will be reclaimed by the earth as long as more isn't being deposited. After a few thousand years, it'll all be gone. Once humans recover to perfection, our immune systems will function the way they were supposed to and we won't get sick from pollution. I thought that viewpoint made good sense

That was the link I was trying to post, not sure why it posted another topic. I was trying to think of something those huge pieces of fiberglass could be used for. Maybe roof shingles for houses? would last a long time, probably some different profiles on the curves, but if they were organized so they lined up, could make a really cool looking design potentially. Might not be a whole lot cheaper, but then you'd have people buying them to be trendy, "My roof is made of recycled wind turbine blades" lol

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-02-05/trump-withholding-823-million-for-clean-energy-democrats-say

Same code we used surveying at the gas plant, I didn't realize it was standard, thought maybe it was just company policy. We used a lot of orange for layout and grade stakes, probably for visibility more than anything

Thought this engine looked cool painted black, parked on the track behind the shop this morning

Oh yeah, now that they're tightening instead of printing it's going to get ugly. I like Malhony's outlook, so far it looks like it may happen, slow down, then one more huge drop of cash, then hyperinflation

I'm interested to see how gold and silver performs. I agree, the US dollar is losing reserve status, the only way they've got away with printing this much is having reserve status, it's just history repeating itself, Rome tried the same thing, as did many others in the past. I like the way the "Hidden secrets of money" series on YouTube explains this history I see that countries have been dumping the US dollar like crazy lately. Russia has recently, all that exported paper money is going to come flowing back to the US Once the dollar loses reserve status, that's the end of the US as a dominant world power, so this means we're close to the end. I could see the cry of P&S coming from the creation of a new reserve currency that's not tied to, or benefits any one country, after a crash of the US dollar. When the Beast (US) breaths life into the image of the wild beast (UN) this could be the U.S. trying to hold onto their power by using the UN, since it's got a big influence over the UN as it always has. If you look back in history, world powers usually don't give up their power voluntarily Just my observations With regard to precious metals, silver hasn't been performing, it should always be a certain percent of gold price, but it's been low for a long time, it could be the real performer when this next "everything buble" pops. I think that when the next crash happens though, that may be the tribulation or happen during the tribulation

I've never had a problem with "Unaged" bear meat, don't think I'll be hanging it for that long, just a chance for it to dry out and get moldy

Really? I've never heard of that. Interesting. We never bother. I know some that hang wild meat for 10 days or so, but it's a waste of time since the wild meat doesn't have the same enzyme that beef has, doesn't need to be aged. Usually cut & package as soon as we can, that way it doesn't get that dry layer on the outside and need to be trimmed off. Learned that from a European butcher

Sorry, what are you referring to?

It's not too much different here, regulations change from area to area. Up North some animals are open season instead of limited entry like in the southern part of the province, so it varies. One big difference here is we can't carry pistols when hunting, which sucks. We have to buy a license and tags for whatever we're hunting. Fish & wildlife has done big deer culls to control population and disease, which is sad. I heard it explained this way, after the flood it's mans responsibility to manage animals. It's too bad imperfect man isn't doing a good job of it, but it's still our responsibility. Something I've seen first hand is wild predator populations getting too big. There's no natural predators of wolves, they get overpopulated and wipe out absolutely everything, then move to another are and do it all over again. They need to be hunted, as well as bears. Around here there are bears everywhere. A friend loves black bear, I'm thinking of starting to hunt them, since I see them pretty much every time I'm out