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by St. Funogas, Survival Blog:
(Continued from Part 2. This concludes the article.)
The most important questions these experiments were trying to answer is how reliable freezer bags are as a food-storage method? Do they work for the short term? And how well will they work for the long term?
Thinner sandwich bags are definitely a bad way to go. Pests had chewed through the plastic in just a few months. Pantry moths in my cupboard also had no trouble chewing through the foil packets of hot chocolate or getting under the lid of a container of raisins.
by Zoltan Vardai, Coin Telegraph:
Michael Saylor’s Strategy has acquired over $500 million worth of Bitcoin as institutional interest and exchange-traded fund (ETF) inflows make a comeback.
Strategy acquired 6,911 Bitcoin
for over $584 million between March 17 and March 23 at an average price of $84,529 per coin, according to a March 24 filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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by Matt Agorist, The Free Thought Project:
In a world where financial titans and political elites are increasingly embracing blockchain technology, the stark contrast in treatment between these institutional players and the pioneers who laid the groundwork for cryptocurrency’s rise has never been more glaring. The simultaneous mainstream acceptance of Bitcoin ETFs and the legal persecution of early crypto advocate Roger Ver and others epitomize this dichotomy.
by Selwyn Duke, The New American:
In the early 1900s, philosopher G.K. Chesterton said he longed for one aspect of a time few pine after. In the Middle Ages, he wrote, people agreed on the things that “really mattered” (in Europe, anyway). Just two or three decades ago, psychologist John Rosemond contrasted his time with Chesterton’s and said that during the latter, “people’s values were explicitly the same” (in the U.S., anyway). Both were essentially correct, too. Just as medieval Europeans were more philosophically united than early-1900s Europeans, so were early-1900s Americans more united than today’s Americans.
by Jim Rickards, Daily Reckoning:
Is your Tesla making you a target?
We’ve written in the past about certain dangers associated with Tesla cars and the Tesla Cybertruck that are in addition to the driving hazards common to all automobiles. These include fires caused by the spontaneous combustion of powerful batteries. There have been many cases (usually well-publicized) of a Tesla seemingly burnt to a crisp due to an unaccounted-for battery fire.
Other unique dangers include errors caused by onboard auto-pilot systems and the auto-lock feature on doors and windows that may prevent escape if the car drives into ponds or rivers. Senator Mitch McConnell’s sister-in-law died in such an accident on her Texas estate when she accidentally backed her car into a pond and then slowly sank with no ability to open the car door.
by Milan Adams, Lew Rockwell:
Predicting the collapse of a country is like reading between the lines of history, economics, and politics. Some nations, however, are walking on thin ice, where even a small additional burden could lead to their downfall. In this article, we’ll explore 10 countries facing severe risks that could put them on the brink of collapse by 2027. Some of these might surprise you.
by St. Funogas, Survival Blog:
As a followup to my article, “Just-in-Time Food Storage” (Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5) this article is to share with the reader the results of my freezer-bag food-storage experiments.
The first article was for those who don’t currently have any food stored but plan on doing so at the last minute if it looks like the Schumer may be soon hitting the fan. While this wait-and-see method is highly discouraged and defeats the whole purpose of prepping, two methods were presented for those who’ll still be procrastinating anyway.
from ZeroHedge:
For a brief moment there, it seemed that the performative threat of an “imminent invasion” by Putin would make the European Union less dysfunctional than it always is (and indeed, when it comes to agreeing to have German debt fund everyone’s prosperity for a few years, if it meant agreeing that “Putin man bad”, with hundreds of billions in new debt issuance, there was shocking agreement across Europe). It didn’t last however, and on Thursday EU leaders tussled over weapons deliveries to Kyiv and who would represent them in US-led diplomacy as the bloc struggled to formulate a strategy on Ukraine.