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Stock and sow. Thank you for the reminder. Out goes the unused trampoline, in goes the garden.

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Thanks for keeping us up to date on food, fuel and fertilizer shortages. I referred your blog to one of my friends who is experiencing stamina issues post-work out that started after the 2nd injection. I like your honesty and humility. The illustrated chart was a nice touch on this article. Keep up the great work!

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experimental studies suggest that not only does malnutrition suppress the host's immune response to virus, but that it may also facilitate the emergence of novel viral variants, which display increased pathogenicity relative to the original parental strain (Beck et al., 2004).

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Serious question: I watch the reporter Gonzalo Lira report from Ukraine. He lives in a warzone and was recently detained by the secret police yet he is still free(kinda) and has internet and coffee as you see in his daily videos.

Lets say I live in Northern Scotland miles away from wars. Why should I stock food? If, even in a warzone, ill still have internet and coffee. Im asking cos im trying to guage how prepped one needs to be.

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Remember too folks. It is one thing to have a stock of root veggies, beans and rice. But you also need the fuel and means to cook it.

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Seems like Kay Brackson's twitter account got suspended. I wouldn't at all doubt the marxists at Twitter think this is misinformation.

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Preaching a low carb diet AND stocking up on staples(carb-laden, GMO garbage mainly). Grow a darn garden and be excellent customers of REALLY GOOD FRIENDS of farmers producing what you cannot. Join the organic CSA’s, pay the higher prices for their nutritionally denser food, & offer free help if they need. Most of the good food to eat expires quickly. But hey, maybe we’ll make a dent in obesity finally!

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