Riding the sTorm Out

Okay, gang. I would seriously like to just hang out listening to Mel K all day because she is feeling extremely positive about everything. Especially the upcoming July 4th holiday here in the U S, and the Q F S. (She says that at least 20 countries have now announced switching over to gold-backed currency.)

However, more [17]-centered news expects July to be a month that brings a full-on cyber attack (wiping out bitchute, rumble, te le g ram), along with extreme weather warfare and tectonic weapons (blaming it on “climate change”). Worldwide.

S * on P * rkes says that the upcoming weekend podcast will look carefully at the developing “tit for tat” between black hats and white hats.

You know, just when I begin to feel a little chipper and upbeat, unpleasant realities are still hovering in the background. If my main sources of news go dark, I will do my best to locate all of them on other outlets. They always pop up somewhere else, you just gotta find them!

And as far as the alternative news goes — more children are still being forced to be vaxed. At this point, it is now (usually) the parents behind it. And if for some reason these kids aren’t getting the placebo shots, then the parents have one horrific nightmare up ahead. There is just no way around it at this point, gang: if anyone has received both doses of the actual (fake) va x es and not placebos, they will not survive longer than a couple of years. And all signs point to really horrible deaths.

New scientific research out of Germany indicates that dandelion leaf extract (leaf — not root) causes the spike proteins to be unable to bind to the ACE2 cell receptor. [full article here]

As luck would have it, I know how to make dandelion leaf extract.

First, be sure your dandelions are not covered in any pesticides. Here, I never use pesticides, hence the indescribable amount of dandelions all over my lawn! Anyway:

Gather the leaves only, rinse, pat dry. Lay them flat in a single layer on a cookie sheet. Put them in a very low oven (lowest setting), leave them in there until the leaves crinkle up but don’t brown. Let them cool.

From there, you can make a dandelion leaf extract tea.

If for some reason the leaves do not seem completely dried out, freeze them. Otherwise, they will easily grow mold.

I’m guessing I will be making dandelion leaf extract over the weekend…

I was telling one of my co-workers yesterday about the new findings on dandelion leaf extract, and I said to her, “Isn’t it interesting that something as horrific as the v a x, which supposedly has no cure, can be cured by dandelions and pine trees?”

And then she said to me, “You always told us that God had the cure to everything because God created everything in the first place.”

She stopped me in my tracks with that, because I didn’t remember telling her that. But it’s something I actually believe so it sure sounds like something I would say! (In fact, at the end of my studies at Divinity School, when my professors were urging me toward a career as a Chaplain, since there was no way on Earth they were ever gonna let someone with my “radical” ideas about the true powers of Jesus and God to have her own congregation….well, that’s what caused it to be the end of my Divinity studies.)

Anyway. Add i ver mec tin to that mix of antidotes (“originating solely from a single microorganism isolated from Japanese soil”) and it’s sure looking like God’s got the answer to all this awful shit, we just have to look in the right places, be diligent and patient.

All righty.

I have another eclectic group of videos below. Things that jump out: e l on m * sk is evil, A s s an g e is going to be free soon, the Q F S is indeed actual and happening, UFOs come from Outer Space. (Who would have guessed??!!)

Have a great Wednesday, wherever you are in the world. Thanks for visiting, gang. I love you guys. See ya!!

(I leave you with The Doors: “Riders on the Storm”)(Also, get ready for J *m M * rr * son to not be dead. You can follow him on te le g r am @ProudAmericann)