One of my all-time favorite comments in today's Tulsa World...in a story about the Mayor running for re-election...
...sustainability movement in Tulsa. Is the movement in Tulsa benign, or is it the UN's Agenda 21 sneaking into our community through influencial people?
See at YouTube: "United Nations Agenda 21", & "How the United Nations Agenda 21 Takes Over Your Town".
Read the Agenda 21 document, Google: "Agenda21Today Destruction of America americanfreedomwatch dot com"
TW reported yesterday that years of drought are reshaping the U.S. beef industry. That major meatpacking plants are closing because there's too few cattle left in the U.S. to support them.
Clouds can be seeded to prevent rain. Tulsa skies have been sprayed with chemtrails for a very, very long time. See my TW profile page for links at YouTube reporting chemtrails in Tulsa and Oklahoma.
Are *they* deliberately spraying our skies to make it not rain? Maybe. The UN is determined to push its NWO Agenda 21 upon us, and they have friends in high places sprinkled throughout our government and our communities.
Too few cattle may mean they're not reproducing rather than starving to death. I haven't heard of any reports saying cattle are starving.
Ninety percent of all livestock feed is GMO Monsanto grain. Monsanto GMOs have been found to cause infertility in animals.
See at YouTube: "Monsanto Patent For A Pig Part 3/5", 7:11 in the video.
Shadows?
The "chemtrail" people are a brilliant bunch. ::)
http://www.tucsonweekly.com/TheRange/archives/2011/02/02/no-still-not-sold-on-chem-trails (http://www.tucsonweekly.com/TheRange/archives/2011/02/02/no-still-not-sold-on-chem-trails)
Quote from: dbacks fan on February 26, 2013, 02:44:39 PM
The "chemtrail" people are a brilliant bunch. ::)
http://www.tucsonweekly.com/TheRange/archives/2011/02/02/no-still-not-sold-on-chem-trails (http://www.tucsonweekly.com/TheRange/archives/2011/02/02/no-still-not-sold-on-chem-trails)
I can remember Art Bell pushing this quite a bit on his show. I loved listening to it. It helped me sleep. Too bad they quit broadcasting it around 2000 or so.
Quote from: Hoss on February 26, 2013, 02:52:06 PM
I can remember Art Bell pushing this quite a bit on his show. I loved listening to it. It helped me sleep. Too bad they quit broadcasting it around 2000 or so.
There was a caller to a radio talk show in Tucson, that wanted the Air Raid sirens sounded everytime a jet from Davis Monathon was showing trails, and that all the school children should be run to safe areas for protection.
That must have been altruismsuffers, RM. Wow! Talk about paranoia.
RM, those Warren World (this moniker may not work because it will cause confusion with the Pink Palace tribe-might Buffets Rag?) editorials keeping you awake at night? City councilors? regrets?
Too bad Warren doesn't have two "t"s in his name. Tulsans love a boofay.
Quote from: RecycleMichael on February 26, 2013, 02:21:29 PM
One of my all-time favorite comments in today's Tulsa World...in a story about the Mayor running for re-election...
...sustainability movement in Tulsa. Is the movement in Tulsa benign, or is it the UN's Agenda 21 sneaking into our community through influencial people?
See at YouTube: "United Nations Agenda 21", & "How the United Nations Agenda 21 Takes Over Your Town".
Read the Agenda 21 document, Google: "Agenda21Today Destruction of America americanfreedomwatch dot com"
TW reported yesterday that years of drought are reshaping the U.S. beef industry. That major meatpacking plants are closing because there's too few cattle left in the U.S. to support them.
Clouds can be seeded to prevent rain. Tulsa skies have been sprayed with chemtrails for a very, very long time. See my TW profile page for links at YouTube reporting chemtrails in Tulsa and Oklahoma.
Are *they* deliberately spraying our skies to make it not rain? Maybe. The UN is determined to push its NWO Agenda 21 upon us, and they have friends in high places sprinkled throughout our government and our communities.
Too few cattle may mean they're not reproducing rather than starving to death. I haven't heard of any reports saying cattle are starving.
Ninety percent of all livestock feed is GMO Monsanto grain. Monsanto GMOs have been found to cause infertility in animals.
See at YouTube: "Monsanto Patent For A Pig Part 3/5", 7:11 in the video.
Those Agenda 21 people are nuts. Kinda fun to read them on facebook.
Quote from: swake on February 26, 2013, 04:52:32 PM
Those Agenda 21 people are nuts. Kinda fun to read them on facebook.
You think they're nuts? You know any Teabaggers? That's nuts. Monsanto haters are cutting edge.
It sounds like Owasso Whackjob Councilor Patrick Ross:
This will come about partly through the loss of property rights, using innocuous sounding terms such as "smart growth", "sustainable growth", or "sustainable development". Any time you see or hear the term "sustainable" think United Nations, or Agenda 21.
With total disregard for our right to own land and use it for our own pleasure, Agenda 21 embraces the Marxist doctrine that land should be controlled by the government, even though not owned by the government. The doctrine is Socialist in nature and there are currently many examples of its implementation across our United States.
http://www.rossviews.com/2011/07/dangers-of-agenda-21.html (http://www.rossviews.com/2011/07/dangers-of-agenda-21.html)
This is the same guy who recently called POTUS a "scumbag." Classy.
Quote from: swake on February 26, 2013, 04:52:32 PM
Those Agenda 21 people are nuts. Kinda fun to read them on facebook.
So, when do we get to see the "Steel Cage Ultimate Death Match" of Glenn Beck vs. Alex Jones on a special payper view event to help out all of their tin foil hat wearing, mouth breathing, parents basement living nut job fans so that they have plenty of tin foil and kool aid?
http://chemtrailcentral.com is my go-to website for chemtrail stuff
by that, I mean this is where I send people to prove wackos exist.
Quote from: sgrizzle on February 26, 2013, 08:30:48 PM
http://chemtrailcentral.com is my go-to website for chemtrail stuff
by that, I mean this is where I send people to prove wackos exist.
Life was so much better when we only gathered fruits and veggies. Then came fire and agriculture. It's been all down hill since. You young guys won't understand.
Quote from: Red Arrow on February 26, 2013, 08:41:26 PM
Life was so much better when we only gathered fruits and veggies. Then came fire and agriculture. It's been all down hill since. You young guys won't understand.
I can't speak for the rest of you, of course, but I much preferred the taste of raw Stegosaurus rather than the cooked ones. And the grubs! The red ones you find under logs, not the white ones from under the rocks. They were awful.
Quote from: Ed W on February 26, 2013, 08:48:32 PM
I can't speak for the rest of you, of course, but I much preferred the taste of raw Stegosaurus rather than the cooked ones. And the grubs! The red ones you find under logs, not the white ones from under the rocks. They were awful.
You young guys with sharp rocks had it easy. Try digging into a Stegosaurus with only your teeth and bare hands.
Quote from: Ed W on February 26, 2013, 08:48:32 PM
I can't speak for the rest of you, of course, but I much preferred the taste of raw Stegosaurus rather than the cooked ones. And the grubs! The red ones you find under logs, not the white ones from under the rocks. They were awful.
Snails!!!! Frog legs!!! Crawdads!!!! YUM!!!!!!!!
So good!! I wonder if there are any fancy restaurants around that would be interested in a source of fresh, locally grown (MIO!!) snails for fancy French food?? I've been thinking about starting a snail ranch and need to be able to sell them to help defray the costs of one of my favorite bad habits...escargot!!
Quote from: heironymouspasparagus on February 26, 2013, 09:33:39 PM
Snails!!!! Frog legs!!! Crawdads!!!! YUM!!!!!!!!
So good!! I wonder if there are any fancy restaurants around that would be interested in a source of fresh, locally grown (MIO!!) snails for fancy French food?? I've been thinking about starting a snail ranch and need to be able to sell them to help defray the costs of one of my favorite bad habits...escargot!!
saw an escargot kit in wal-mart the other day. That thought just scared me. Some day I might get breve enough to try some (escargot in general), but not today.
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Quote from: custosnox on February 27, 2013, 12:18:18 PM
saw an escargot kit in wal-mart the other day. That thought just scared me. Some day I might get breve enough to try some (escargot in general), but not today.
I've had it a few times. So far, from my experience, if you like garlic, oil/butter, mushrooms then you'll prob like snails.
Quote from: custosnox on February 27, 2013, 12:18:18 PM
saw an escargot kit in wal-mart the other day. That thought just scared me. Some day I might get breve enough to try some (escargot in general), but not today.
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I probably wouldn't get them from Walmart, but from a decent restaurant, there is not much better food. Or grow your own and cook at home....
Much like a garlic/butter mushroom, with more "tooth" (chewier). Good snails are exceptional! (Soooo much better than oysters in any form....) I am going to start the 'ranch' on a small family scale for my own use, but it would be fairly easy to expand and supply a nice restaurant or two.
Had a couple of grandkids that were about 8 to 10. The boy (8) was always trying to "get" his sister, so I offered them both some snails. She squealed and ran away. He looked concerned but when I told him he could eat a couple then chase her - going to "get" her with snail cooties - well, he scarfed a few. He loved them! Plus really had some fun going after her for the rest of the day. It was hilarious!
Quote from: heironymouspasparagus on February 27, 2013, 08:45:41 PM
I probably wouldn't get them from Walmart, but from a decent restaurant, there is not much better food. Or grow your own and cook at home....
Much like a garlic/butter mushroom, with more "tooth" (chewier). Good snails are exceptional! (Soooo much better than oysters in any form....) I am going to start the 'ranch' on a small family scale for my own use, but it would be fairly easy to expand and supply a nice restaurant or two.
Had a couple of grandkids that were about 8 to 10. The boy (8) was always trying to "get" his sister, so I offered them both some snails. She squealed and ran away. He looked concerned but when I told him he could eat a couple then chase her - going to "get" her with snail cooties - well, he scarfed a few. He loved them! Plus really had some fun going after her for the rest of the day. It was hilarious!
I'm not a huge mushroom fan, so I don't know if I'll care too much for them. My daughter though, who has also spent the last several years learning French, that might be a different story.