I don’t know who needs to hear this, but it’s okay to say no. Many of us feel uncomfortable saying no, because we’re afraid of conflict, we’re afraid of standing out from the crowd, because we grow up well-behaved and compliant and we place value on the comfort of others and little on ourselves. This lesson applies to all things in life, whether it’s creating boundaries personally or professionally, or even dealing with this new abnormal we’ve been sold every single day in 2020.

Unfortunately COVID-1984 continues to escalate. We were initially told that we would need to have a temporary two week lockdown to ‘flatten the curve’ Six months later, we are still in lockdown and now mandatory vaccination policies are being rolled out in addition to severe penalties for violating mandates which include life in prison! We have seen cases where people have been forcibly removed from there home by the police, in front of their families and have been forced into quarantine. All of this in response to a virus with a +99% survival rate which multiple world renowned experts believe this virus originated in a laboratory funded by the US government. Watch the full video report for free and decided for yourself.

It’s good to be king! Governor Whitmer’s Executive Orders deemed to be constitutional until such time as the emergency she declared is declared over.

Our food supply is under all out attack. WA and MI have followed CA in mandating COVID-19 testing for farm workers, which–as we have seen in Ontario - presages their shutting down farms where workers test positive. Depriving farms of harvest labor is unthinkable. More California wildfires expected. Two hurricanes inbound to gulf, rice-producing areas. You must start growing your own food now.

The global food supply is being destroyed, production dismantled, and farmers put out of business: California is sending in “COVID-19 Strike Teams” to shut down farms that are not “properly distanced.” China bans cellphones in granaries. Australian food shortages. Beirut loses main port and grain stores. Middle East food production & distribution is on fire.