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Posted On: 07/31/2022 9:40:19 PM
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Oh... I get it
There wasn't 10k people in the entire county I grew up in Illinois. The largest city being 3k. 45 years later it stands at 17k
almost over crowed where I live now with almost 65k for a similar square of land mass...luckily 20 miles north it starts thinning out more...
30 years plus now in Michigan and still not accepted by the locals ...just tolerated.
Go to a big city you get 50-60k in a square mile ....
The point being living in Amish country now ...these people have an 8th grade education have skills and use everything but the squeal. Add a little free energy to that mindset and a small arsenal. The global elite have no answer.
early 1900's we were right on the cusp of that. We got regulated off the map and out of existence....to dependance on a system with rules out of favor with the average man.
Now could you imagine the difference. If fossil fuel didn't take over the world.
There wasn't 10k people in the entire county I grew up in Illinois. The largest city being 3k. 45 years later it stands at 17k
almost over crowed where I live now with almost 65k for a similar square of land mass...luckily 20 miles north it starts thinning out more...
30 years plus now in Michigan and still not accepted by the locals ...just tolerated.
Go to a big city you get 50-60k in a square mile ....
The point being living in Amish country now ...these people have an 8th grade education have skills and use everything but the squeal. Add a little free energy to that mindset and a small arsenal. The global elite have no answer.
early 1900's we were right on the cusp of that. We got regulated off the map and out of existence....to dependance on a system with rules out of favor with the average man.
Now could you imagine the difference. If fossil fuel didn't take over the world.
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I'm a Crazy Scots-Irishman Blue Blood... It's probably not a good idea to listen to me...everything I say is of my opinion. I'm not a good place to get investment advise...
