Amazon Empire

I got up at 8:30. I had slept more than the previous night, but still not a good night. A little bit of RLS kept me from falling back asleep. I started my day with supplements, then brushing. I checked e-mail, then showered and scrubbed the grout. Afterward, I dried off and got dressed, casually.
I watched a two hour documentary by Frontline:
Jeff Bezos started Amazon as a book seller, then branched out into so many other things, like collecting data. Amazon developed Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud storage and sold it to the CIA, then a lot of other companies jumped on board. Echo was developed because Bezos saw talking computers in Star Trek. Any time you ask it a question, it makes the algorithm better. They use human beings to annotate the discussions that Echo or Alexa hears, to 'improve the algorithm'. Echo products moved into everyday life, mic-ing every part of your life. Amazon bought Ring, and now gets police departments to recommend it up to people in their community. Ring cameras were just outside, but now there is an inside version as well, and has been hacked to terrorize residents. Amazon designed a facial recognition tool and sold it to police departments. But it is not perfect and is being field tested on the public. It is less accurate on faces with darker skin. Now selling to DoD. Amazon is investing billions in new movies, and streaming services. Amazon pays nothing in taxes. Jeff Bezos has his own space company.
After the documentary, I started watching our church service, which was live earlier. There was an echo in the sound, like having double vision. That made it harder to understand the sermon. I paused it to make breakfast. Then I checked the weather, and decided to read outside while I could. When I came in, I listened to more of the sermon until Chris was ready. Then we went to Publix for groceries. When we returned, we put the food away. I watered all the plants out front and picked a small ripe cherry tomato. Then I finished the church service. I put on an interview from the 5G summit (about the benefits of fiber optics), and listened as I worked on the binding of the quilt.
I opened my sinus rinse kit and read the instructions. I heated some distilled water while getting the bottle ready. But then the water was too hot. So I was trying to cool it down when Faye called. She told me about the weekend that she and Dad had. He'd fallen and cut his hand. She had to take him several places and finally the emergency room to get stitches.
After her call, I had to heat the water again, but this time kept it short. I added silver to the baking soda solution and found the procedure surprisingly easy. Then I had supper: heart, and a big salad using greens and some leaves from outside.
I sat in my chair with the PEMF mat behind me and ate supper while watching another interview.
After Chris beat the bad guys, he came into the living room. I made my magnesium drink and we watched three cross-over episodes, one from Flash, one from Supergirl, and the last from Legends. They were linked so that it was all one story. Then Chris went to bed and I stayed up to finish my day.
* The binding is almost done. Just a few more inches. *

Useless eaters

I had a bad night. I kept waking up, partly because my head itched and my ears were ringing. So when morning came, I stayed in bed late. I still got up before Chris. I brushed and took the first supplements. Chris gave me a massage, and then he took a shower while I stripped the bed. He then did laundry.
I watched a series of short videos on the dangers of too much iodine and all the sources of it. I also checked e-mail. At 11:30 I made breakfast, then read outside in the sun. After I came in, I watched interviews from the 5G summit. Martin Pall spoke about 5G and autism. He said current levels of radiation (without 5G or the expansion of 4G) are reducing pregnancies in the population. S. Korea is only able to replace 40% of their population. EMF causes early onset Alzheimers, trouble sleeping, problems with sight, ringing in the ears, fatigue, and heart palpitations. In rat studies, subsequent generations were lessened and there was NO third generation. EMF's decrease brain function the longer exposed. It may already be too late for the people on Earth
I sent an e-mail asking if I could take off my mask during the sermon tomorrow. The reply was that congregants were asked to wear a mask at all times. I decided to return to church when breathing freely was not frowned upon.
I folded the laundry and put mine away. I ironed washed fabric. I sat with my PEMF mat in a straight-backed chair while watching some informative video. I checked the mail and found a DVD from Netflix. Chris and I went to the back yard to zip tie the fence post to stabilize the gate. I watered my plants, then took a long walk up the hill. I saw 3 rabbits and a deer. I also picked some weeds for supper.
When I got back, I listened to a talk on the one world agenda and the elite taking control of the world, then eliminating 'useless eaters'. I supposed that would be me since machines will be doing all the sewing. I sewed binding while it played. Then I ate heart and salad for supper. I left out the iodine supplement.
I started watching a documentary about Amazon and Jeff Bezos. I paused it when Chris turned on the TV. I sipped magnesium water and we watched two episodes of The Ladies No. 1 Detective Agency. Then we dressed the bed in clean sheets. Chris went to bed, and I stayed up to blog and invert.
* Some volunteers in the front flower bed. I hope they won't get weedwhacked. *

Supper at the post office

I woke up in the wee hours because of the fury of the rain. Eventually I went back to sleep. I got up about 8. Chris was starting a telecon. I spent the morning going through my supplement routine and
listening to interviews from the 5G summit. Because I now have an extra-cord for my headphones, I was able to make a red binding for the quilt. I used a 2 inch strip so it would be quite narrow. I watched part of a TQS show. I read e-mail. I saw a video Kevin made on Facebook.
I made and ate breakfast. It was still overcast, so I went for a walk. When I got back, I asked Chris to put the two big bags of fabric in my car. I checked e-mail and started a video. But all of a sudden I realized it was 2 and I was supposed to be meeting Anita. So I jumped in my car and rushed over to the church on Jordan. I carried the bags up to the top of the steps. Anita let me in and we each carried a bag to the quilting closet. Then we stood there and talked, mostly about masks. Finally we walked out, but talked out there as well. When Tommy arrived, we parted ways.
On the way home, I stopped at the post office. There was no mail. But I saw the biggest dandelion plant by the sidewalk. I picked some leaves for supper and went home. The sun was shining, so I sat on the lounge chair (with the footstool under it) and read outside. Later I came in to listen to another interview and sew binding to the quilt.
Chris went out to socialize with friends. I ate supper, then started handsewing the binding while listening to Dolores Cahill. I left some binding for another day.
Chris came home thee hours later, while I was listening to a series of talks about iodine in cosmetics. Chris was home in time to fight the beast (or whatever the game sent after him). Then I whipped up some magnesium water and sipped it while we watched two episodes of Legends. Chris was very friendly after having beers with his friends. But I fought him off long enough to get my blog written.
* My petunia from last year is blooming again. *

The easiest audit

I got up soon after 7:30, and brushed and swished. I finished two masks while listening to a 5G interview. I mowed a little, but the grass was wet and ran down the battery. I plugged in the battery, the took a shower. I wrapped two onion juice packets in newspaper, and went to the chiropractor.
When I got there, the lady at the desk pointed a temp gun at me and took my temperature. I passed with a 97. In the waiting room, I read until she called me back. She strapped me to a table and my back got stretched for 12 minutes. I read again in the hallway, then was put in room 2. I read again until the doctor came in. I gave him the onion juice and told him the Korean clinic was closed. He said how much he enjoyed the bamboo salt. He adjusted my neck and back. I checked out and got a return date of two months. I guess I must be doing better.
I went home, and started my breakfast routine. As it progressed, I listened to Chris' top secret interview, that is, the one for him to get top secret clearance. After breakfast, I listened to Day 2 of Proven.
At 1:10 I headed out Gate 9 to meet Carole. I missed my turn and had to take the next exit and turn around. I went in the wrong entrance to Bridge Street. That made it hard to find the perimeter road, but when I passed it, I made the turn. Then I ended up in the wrong parking lot and had to drive around more to park in the right place.
When I went into the hotel, Carole was waiting for me. We found seats at a table. She laid out all the paperwork for the audit. Since she had already gone through all the transactions for the year, and found that the books were perfectly balanced, there wasn't much for us to do. She showed me all the documentation, and I signed the form. Then we chatted for a while, enjoying talking in person.
When we got up to go, we walked out together to the parking lot. We parted company and I walked down the row, looking for my car. When I got in, I realized I had not memorized the route for getting home. I called Chris, but he didn't tell me anything I didn't already know. So I tried to go back the way I came - without getting lost. I ended up going by the space and rocket center and around to Gate 8.
On my way home, I stopped at the post office. There was no mail. Then I went to the library, but it was still closed. Then I went home, but along the way I saw where bulldozers were digging up trees. It hurt my heart to see it. I snapped pics as I drove by, hoping at least one would be good enough to use.
I took my mid-afternoon supplement, then checked e-mail and finished mowing the lawn. An hour had passed since the supplement, so I proceeded to have supper - the same as yesterday. Chris was on a late telecon. I put on a podcast, and listened while I went through 2 bags of fabric that I'm going to donate tomorrow. We watched two episodes of Legends. I rinsed the sprouts. I took the next supplement. I resumed listening while Chris went to bed. I posted to my blog and used the inversion table before going to bed.
* These trees are being cleared away for some reason. Seems like a shame. Such a loss of life. *

The long and winding talk

I used the inversion table last night before going to bed. When I woke up at 8, Chris had gone to work. I took the first supplements, rinsed the sprouts, heated water for coffee, and emptied the fruit fly trap. Chris had taken out the garbage so there should be a reduction in fruit flies soon. I did my lymph-moving exercises and swept the kitchen floor. I drybrushed, and checked my e-mail looking for meditations. I tapped and ranted for over an hour. I listened to an interview with a Google whistleblower. Then I started cleaning the bathrooms. I watered plants, and heard a neighbor tell the maintenance person about smelly water backing up in his yard. I resumed cleaning. Then the neighborhood alarm sounded, announcing a tornado warning. As usual, we had blue skies and calm weather. Chris called, but I didn't hear the phone over the alarm. I called him back. He wanted to get our neighbor to participate in his background check. I returned to cleaning. Then I put om my bathing suit to lay out in the sun, but just that quickly clouds came up and the rain started.
I cleaned in the kitchen while listening to an interview from the 5G summit on the desktop. I washed dishes and countertops, then made and ate breakfast. After the rain quit, I went to the post office, but there was no mail for us there. I called Anita and made plans to give her the dog bed scraps. I listened to a meditation while laying on my PEMF mat. Then I talked to Beverly while looking at dark fabrics in my collection. I returned Faye's call and took pics of dark fabrics for Kurt.
Finally the sun was out so I sat on a foot stool and read as the sun sank in the sky. Then I ate beef heart and salad for supper.
I listened to another speaker while working on masks, one of which is for Jennifer. I had given her one, but her daughter took it and she wanted another one just like it. When Chris came into the living room, I put the masks aside and made magnesium water, and took the last packet of lypo-mag-threonate. We watched two episodes of Legends of Tomorrow. Then Chris and I talked for a long time. After he went to bed, I posted to my blog and went to bed myself.
* A mask in the making *

Catching up at church

I used the inversion table last night to relax my spine before going to bed.
I got up before 8 the next morning, and started supplements. I rinsed sprouts, and listened to 5G interviews. The long headphone extension allowed me to quilt while listening. I brushed and swished, then switched to our church service on Youtube. It seemed to go on for a long time. I made and ate breakfast. I read outside for a bit then took a shower. I printed papers for the account, then went to church. The secretary was still there, so I talked to her before she left. Then I talked to the new interim pastor.
After he left, I got to work. I finished the usual weekly reports for today and the last two weeks. Then the organist came by and chatted with me. Finally I got to work on hard questions like figuring the percentage of contributions made automatically.
I called Bertha to tell her I could not come by today, then went to the bank to deposit the funds.
When I got home, I got the house mail. I watered the plants before I went inside. I read e-mail, and watched a video of an Italian member of Parliament asking for the arrest of Bill Gates for crimes against humanity. I ate some pieces of beef heart with kimchi, and finished a 5G interview. I made a salad, and started another interview. I paused it to walk to the back of the neighborhood to check the progress of some flowers and berries.
When I got back, I resumed listening and learning about 5G. At 8:15, I made my magnesium drink and we watched the last episode on the DVD. Then we finished listening to the book on CD. It ended at 10pm. I rinsed the sees which are beginning to sprout. I brushed and swished, then wrote my blog post for today.

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What I heard today: Neither Swiss Re Insurance nor Lloyds of London will insure 5G companies. The Smart Region Initiative was created to usurp local power and institute technology like 5G. Club of Rome wrote a book called Limits to Growth about the planet can only support so many people. Opportunity zones: Tax cuts and Jobs act of 2017. Just another way to spread scientism, transhumanism, technocracy.
There are new light bulbs that emit RF radiation so you can turn the bulbs on and off with your cell phone. It's like having another wi-fi signal in the house. Imagine a whole house full of such bulbs. PEMF mat helps improve rouleau in the blood.

5G: fiberoptic cable is orders of magnitude faster than 5G and the radiation is contained. Pulsed EMF affects water in the body: eyes, heart, kidneys, blood. It affects mitochondria and causes fatigue. Electrosmog affects blood sugar so it's particularly bad for diabetics. The stress response to RF releases sugar into the blood. It was called microwave sickness during the 50's. When telephone operators got it, it was called neuroasthenia. Later, called screen dermatitis. These are all sensitivities. Put those sufferers in a clean environment and their symptoms start to go away.
Swiss insurance company put out a press release about 5G There are 4000 papers on the therapeutic effects and 14,000 papers on the detrimental effects of pulsed frequencies, depending on the specific frequency. High amounts of pulsation with 5G causes problems. milimeter waves are absorbed by building materials, so the signal has to be made stronger.

Zoom, zoom

I took the first supplement which was hydrogen water and protein. I made up a week's worth of practitioner supplements. Then it was time for the second round which was bromelain. I used the next hour to make up two week's worth of my supplements. I put aside those bottles that needed reordering. I left the individual dose bottles open thinking I would pick up more supplements this afternoon. I also washed all my water bottles and some dishes.
I took the third round, then sat at my laptop and dialed into the Monday morning quilters meeting. There were only 7 of us. But we had a nice time talking. 40 minutes later we were all bumped off the call. I printed out Vanco papers for tomorrow.
I started reading e-mail while listening to an interview. But then Chris started talking in his meeting. I could not hear my interview or concentrate on e-mail. So I put on my shoes and went outside. I put the recharged battery in the mower and started mowing where I left off.
Later Chris came out to tell me my timer was ringing. So I came in and started the breakfast routine. Chris took the beef heart from the fridge to prepare, so I went back to e-mail until he was done. Then I went back in the kitchen to make and eat breakfast. After breakfast, I finished mowing the back yard. Then I sat down to dial into another meeting with a different quilt group. I mostly listened, and opened the headphone extension cord that I had ordered. After almost an hour, I made my excuses and left the call. I puttered about for a few minutes and watered my plants. Then I went to the post office with a large bag to carry all the boxes. Only there weren't any, just one supplement in a mailer. When I got back, I handed Chris his mail. Then I searched for a certain article to send to Kurt, but I couldn't find it anywhere. And then our internet went out.
I took the two charcoal bags from the bathroom and put them outside in the sun. I went to the kitchen to check on supper. The beef heart was finished. I put two pieces in a bowl with some feta cheese and the cherry tomatoes that I picked today (Yea!). They were quite good. I looked again for the article. Then I took a break and read outside. I also picked some dandelion and made a salad with the greens in the fridge.
I started listening to an interview with Dr. Martin Pall. Then Chris got ready to watch TV. So I made magnesium water and took my place on the couch. We watched two episodes of The Ladies No.1 Detective Agency, which were on a DVD from Netflix. I rinsed and drained the sprout seeds, then Chris went to bed and I stayed up to finish my day.
* My lovely tomato plant, after I picked the 4 small tomatoes *