Tuesday, April 27, 2021
Monday, April 26, 2021
Port Arthur Shooting coverup revisited
Port Arthur – HOW AUSTRALIANS WERE DISARMED BY A FALSE FLAG “MASSACRE”
26 Coincidences Which the Media and Officials Cannot and Do Not Want to Explain at Port Arthur – Can you explain them?
- Martin Bryant got the Tasmanian authorities to have a 22-body refrigerated morgue truck available for his handiwork.Specially built and the only one in Australia, advertised for sale afterwards. YEAH RIGHT ! read YEAH RIGHT after each point .
2 – The actual advertisement:
Vehicle for Sale. Genuine Enquiries only. Yellow Chevrolet 350 V8 truck with refrigerated body, holds 22, this vehicle was primarily used as the disaster vehicle in the Port Arthur Massacre. This vehicle is currently for sale and all reasonable offers will be considered. The vehicle has value as not only a refrigerated unit for body removal, it is the only one of its kind in the entire country. The memorabilia value of it for anyone making a movie/series or writing a book on Port Arthur is limitless. Not only would the purchaser be getting the disaster vehicle, but the whole Port Arthur Story would be given as well.This vehicle is currently for sale and all REASONABLE OFFERS will be considered.
- Nelson Brothers in Victoria had special big-job embalming equipment “manufactured ready for the incident.” Why did the government specially order such beforehand? YEAH RIGHT !
- Martin Bryant organised for senior Port Arthur staff to go away on a Work Seminar so they wouldn’t get hurt. YEAH RIGHT !
- He managed to get Royal Hobart Hospital to have their Emergency Plan in place two days before the massacre so things would run smoothly. YEAH RIGHT !
- He managed to get Hobart Hospital to have a Trauma Seminar timed to end at the exact moment he started shooting so they could patch up all the wounded quickly.
- He arranged for helicopter pilots – usually unavailable – to be available that Sunday.
- He managed to kill the Martins of Seascape with a firearm when he was at a service station 57 kilometres away.
- He decoyed the local police to be at the opposite end of the peninsula at the exact moment the shooting began.
- He managed to fool staff at the Historic Site into believing he arrived at 1.15pm when in fact he was there at 12.45pm.
- He managed not to look like himself – as if wearing a woman’s wig – when being filmed in the car park by tourists.
- He wore a face mask making his face look pockmarked when shooting in the cafe.
- He arranged for a suspect black van to appear outside the Broad Arrow Cafe afterwards so people wouldn’t think it was him who did it.
- He managed to get Sally Martin to run around Seascape naked that afternoon and make it appear she had been killed that morning.
- He managed to shoot a rifle from upstairs at Seascape when he was downstairs talking to police on the phone.
- He had infrared night vision eyes.
- He managed to shoot from two Seascape buildings at once during the night of the siege.
- He managed to stay in a heavily burning building shooting and yelling at police and get severe burns only on his back.
- He managed to have the world press to have a convention in Hobart on the 30th April so there were plenty of reporters on hand so he would get better than usual media coverage.
- He managed to make it appear ASIO was behind the incident.
- He managed to make it appear Tasmania Police had fabricated and tampered with evidence.
- He managed to get the Tasmanian DPP lie to the Court about his activities.
- He arranged for the media nationwide to display his photo to witnesses to influence them; and to print false stories about him and get Channel Nine To fabricate a video – all while in custody.
- He fired two shots at 6.30pm at Port Arthur while he was under siege by police at Seascape. And fired from the right hip by a left hander. 4 more like him and we could take over the entire world.
- If you believe the official version, his marksmanship was fantastic – twenty head shots, from the right hip, in 90 seconds!A movement of 3 degrees would have missed at 3 -4 meters.
- There are only about 100 shooters that good (better than Olympians) in the world.
All done by an intellectually handicapped young man with an IQ of 66 and the mental age of an eleven year old boy ? The whole event was planned and announced in Hansard 2 years earlier – Why – to disarms us. Bryant was never given a proper trial. Prime Minister Johhny Coward prevented it! All previously arranged. He should replace Martin Bryant in jail!
Evidence confirming Martin Bryant didn’t shoot anybody at Broad Arrow Cafe – he wasn’t there
https://cairnsnews.org/2021/04/22/evidence-confirming-martin-bryant-didnt-shoot-anybody-at-broad-arrow-cafe-he-wasnt-there/
Port Arthur shooting witness dies before eventually exposing the Port Arthur psyop
Thursday, April 22, 2021
1970s reality TV sent strangers into the wild to survive | RetroFocus
Wednesday, April 21, 2021
All just Promises & Bullshit. No One Is Going To Stop The Burning Of Fossil Fuels Completely!!!
If you can't leave the city now & go off grid, then at least think about what you are going to do. Make plans, have an evacuation plan. Start getting some sustainable equipment together, start learning primitive skills, start a store of survival foods; dry foods that keep well & are lighter to carry when you leave.
How long have we got?
Maybe 5 years, maybe 10 or 20 years. Scientists predict that society could collapse within the next few decades.
How Global Warming May Eventually Lead to Global Extinction
Terrifying Study Finds Melting
Permafrost Could Unleash Way More Carbon Than We Thought
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researchers | Climate News Network Exclusive: Sea Shepherd founder
warns destruction of planet 'out of control' 'Too late': David Attenborough
warns Earth faces ‘total collapse' Climate Change Will Be
Sudden and Cataclysmic Unless We Act Now
Gulf Stream current at its
weakest in 1,600 years, studies show
Scientists
Warn Humanity in Denial of Looming 'Collapse of Civilization as We Know It'
One Year
After Declaring Climate Emergency, Scientists Push for 'Massive-Scale
Mobilization'
Global
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floods: Brace yourself for more of this, experts say
Counting
Down To Civilization’s Collapse
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is 50-degree heat? And how will our cities cope when it happens?
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climate change REALLY kill six billion people by 2100?
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happens … it’s the end of the world as we know it
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warming likely to increase disease risk for animals worldwide
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uncertainties considerably
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say net zero by 2050 is too late
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events, changes in the prevalence and geographical distribution of food- and
water-borne illnesses and other infectious diseases, and threats to mental health.
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water availability may all result in reduced agricultural productivity.
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Tuesday, April 20, 2021
Monday, April 19, 2021
A Diet Of Mostly Meat Written by Stefan Pociask
A Diet Of Mostly Meat Written by Stefan Pociask
My sincere thanks to Stefan for allowing me to publish this article, very much appreciated.
Keith.
… Inuit people, and others of the far, far North. Their diet has very
little vegetable matter of any kind, in many areas. Whale and seal meat and
blubber is their mainstay, along with fish, birds and polar bear. The cuisine
consists of recipes like stinkfish, fish buried in seal bags or cans in the
tundra and left to ferment. And fermented seal flipper; they like that too.
Items made from flour are also occasionally eaten, as this is something they
may trade for.
It would be reasonable to wonder where these people and others, like
the Eskimo (not all native northern people are Eskimo, and some Inuit take
offence to this word), get their vitamins on such a high fat, high protein
diet, when they have access to so few vegetables or plants of any kind. This
question is actually called The Inuit Paradox.
The answer comes from a few sources. Much of the meat eaten, is raw;
certainly blubber, fish and organs. Meat, prior to cooking, does contain quite
a number of vitamins that societies who cook their meat, do not have access to.
Vitamin C, for instance, exists in raw meat and organs, to the extent that raw
meat every day supplies enough Vitamin C to prevent scurvy. Seal brain and
whale skin also contains Vitamin C.
Also, there is another source… although there is some greenery far up
north, it may be limited to only lichen for most of the year.
Lichen is too tough for humans, and in fact most animals, to break
down and properly digest… cooked or not. The “Far North” people have found a
wonderful solution to this. Whenever a lichen-eating animal such as a reindeer
or caribou is hunted, the stomach contents are highly prized! The farther along
the digestive system that the contents are found… the closer it gets to poop…
obviously. But in the first half of the system, the lichen and other plants are
“cooked” by stomach acids and enzymes, breaking them down to a consistency that
is edible, digestible and jammed packed with vitamins. It’s like Inuit
vegetarian ceviche`! Instead of lemon juice, they use stomach acid! Yum!
So… no onions in “Far Northern People’s” cuisine. Barely any plant
matter at all. Yet still they manage.
Gotta love it! Life always finds a way.
And there’s always this famous favorite… Akutaq, or Eskimo Ice Cream,
made from anything edible… literally… from fish to caribou to berries: Akutaq Check out the
recipe in that video link. It’s interesting!
Saturday, April 17, 2021
Woodslore.
Some Woodslore I have learnt
over the years:
·
If you want to
learn what nature has to teach, you must first understand that you are just
another animal and have a natural place in this environment.
·
Never rush
through the woods unless you have to, you can miss a lot along the trail by
rushing. Take the time to stop frequently and to look and listen.
·
Always remember
to look up when in the woods & look out for “widow makers”. Widow Makers are
branches which have broken off and are just hanging there waiting for the wind
to bring them down.
·
Always check the
safety of the trees around you when choosing a camp site. Especially look out
for widow makers.
·
Never step onto
a log which may not hold your weight. You never know what may be inside it.
·
Never step over
a log without knowing what is on the other side.
·
On very windy
days, it is best not to wander in the woods. Even a small stick from high in a
tree can be driven into the ground.
·
Never use your
axe for cutting firewood if there is no real need. Plenty of firewood can be
collected from the forest floor, and wood can be broken over a rock or on
another piece of wood.
·
Pay attention to
the sounds around you, any and all sounds should be watched for. A falling
branch, a falling tree, animal noises, breaking sticks, rolling rocks etc.
Always trust your instincts even though it may seem not to have come to
anything. If it does not feel right, pay attention.
·
Always clear a
debris free area around your camp fire area and your shelter so that fire can
not spread in the night.
·
Never make a
fire in very hot weather.
·
If you do not
want to attract attention, do not make a fire.
·
Always carry
enough food supplies in case game is scarce.
·
Always carry
some foods that do not require cooking.
·
Always carry
your gun loaded when there may be potential danger.
·
Always use a
hammer boot/cap on your flintlock as a safety precaution.
·
A gun shot can
be heard for miles in the woods.
·
There are very
little edible plants available in winter time.
·
Traps will save
ammunition and they will be working for you while you sleep or are busy with
other chores.
·
Keep an eye out
for natural shelters on your travels, you never know when you may pass that way
again and be in need of a quick shelter.
·
Always look
after your equipment and keep it in good order and your blades sharp. Your
tools have specific functions; don’t use them for any other purpose if you
don’t have to.
·
If you are going
to make a shelter, do it before you make fire. If it starts to rain or snow,
you can make fire under shelter.
·
Always store
spare kindling at the back of your shelter in case your fire goes out in the
night.
·
Stack firewood
close so you can stoke the fire without leaving your blanket.
·
Use rocks at the
back of your fire to reflect some warmth into your shelter. Never use rocks
from a creek or river.
·
If you dig a
fire pit, use the earth to surround the pit to stop rain water flowing in and
extinguishing your fire.
·
Make your bed on
a pile of sticks to keep you up off the cold ground and to let water flow under
you should it run through your shelter.
·
Collect water
for you water bottle at every opportunity. You never know where the next water
source may be.
·
Water is a
source of food; always follow a water course if you can.
·
Other animals
can teach you much, pay attention to them. Animals do not naturally rush
through the woods without reason, pay attention. Other animals may have better
hearing and scent than you do, and this can save your life. Pay attention!
·
Always carry
spare tinder in your pack.
·
Look for tinders
along the trail if you are getting low.
·
Make sure to top
up your tinderbox at every fire making if it needs it.
·
Always have your
fire steel securely tied to your person so that it can not be lost.
·
Before making
fire, remove your powder horn and place it at the back of your shelter and
cover it with your blanket.
·
Always try and
set up camp in daylight, and check the camp site for ant and spider nests.
·
Layer your
clothing on a trek so you can remove or add to suit the temperature. Don’t push
too hard and perspire, if your clothes do get wet in winter, take them off in
front of the fire and dry them out before bedding down, or you will get cold in
the night.
·
Always carry a
candle with you in your fire bag, it will help to make fire if the kindling is
damp.
·
When your
gunpowder wallet is empty, it is a good place to store spare tinder.
·
When looking for
dry kindling in wet weather, look under rocks and fallen trees, look in hollow
trees, cut wood from dead trees; under the surface it will be dry.
·
Prepare several
sizes of kindling before making fire.
·
Trees will
usually fall down hill, but not always!
·
The bark will
come off a living tree easier in the summer than in the winter.
·
Any large animal
is dangerous if wounded.
·
Snakes can be
slow to move and aggressive in spring, take care where you tread.
·
When drying your
moccasins in front of the fire, do it slowly! Do not overheat the leather.
·
Always plug the
vent hole before making fire with the lock of your gun.
·
Always make sure
your gun can’t fall when not in your hands!
·
If you should
lose the trail when tracking wounded game, mark the last sign with your
handkerchief or neckerchief or patch cloth and move in ever increasing circles
around your marker until you pick up the sign again. Always take care the game
is not waiting in ambush!
·
Be sure to
clearly sight your game before you shoot.
·
Be sure of the
area beyond your target.
·
A ball or bullet
can ricochet off water.
·
When using an
axe or hatchet/tomahawk, make sure you are clear should the tool glance off the
wood.
·
Always carry a
bandage for injury or snake bite.
·
Some people have
survived 3 weeks without food, but depending on exertion and weather conditions
you will need water within 3 days. Always carry water with you.
·
On long treks,
carry a ball mould and a lead ladle. You can remould the spent lead you
retrieve from game.
·
Do not use dried
grass or bark as wadding if there is a danger of starting a fire!
·
Char your tinder
in the fire and extinguish it by placing it in your tinderbox and closing the
lid.
·
Keep some
uncharred tinder in your tinderbox.
·
Carry your
fireworks in a greased leather fire bag to keep them dry.
·
Always wrap the
head of your hatchet or use a sheath when carrying.
·
A button closure
on the flap of your shot pouch will keep all inside safe if you should take a
fall.
·
Wear your powder
horn toward your back when hunting so as to stop sparks landing on the horn.
·
Seal inside your
lock mortise and barrel channel with beeswax.
·
A smokeless fire
is made with small dry kindling.
·
To keep a
straight line in the woods without a compass in daylight, place your back to a
tree and focus on another two successive trees in front of you. When you reach
the first tree, put your back to that tree and repeat.
·
Marking trees to
mark a trail is a good idea to maintain direction, and to aid you should you
wish to return. But remember, other people can follow your trail.
·
To keep you
warmer at night with only one blanket, carry extra clothing in your blanket
roll.
·
When packing for
the trail, there must be a compromise between two principles: maximum
self-reliance, and minimum weight.