One of our chickens went downhill fast over the weekend and died Sunday morning. As is our practice, we took her out to the big oak tree in our pasture under which Freckles the horse was the first to be buried - and now rests alongside several other animals. Farming teaches so much about life and death, and I have noticed the kids do not react to it the way I always assumed kids do. My friends often ask, “How did the kids handle it?” And the answer is, “Fine, honestly.”
With this chicken, we had prayed for her Saturday night and asked God for His will to be done, petitioning that she either be healed or taken swiftly so she would not suffer. And when she died in Lily’s arms the next morning, Lily said, “well, God answered our prayers.”
Someone told me once that there are two kinds of animals on a farm, living ones and dead ones. There is no escaping the reality of death on a farm and while I spent much of my early life completely petrified of sickness and death, both TV reporting and now farming continue to remind me of Jesus’ teaching: “Whoever would save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will find it.”
ICYMI clip from yesterday’s show: Ever heard of directed energy weapons? Apparently they’re all the rage in military operations nowadays and may already be at work in the civilian world.
CNN just showed this video from 2017 of the Active Denial System seemingly irradiating volunteers - the outlet’s reporting that the Pentagon has given DHS permission to test the technology for use at the border. ADS uses electromagnetic energy (the same RF radiation as wireless technology we use daily), and while it’s coming from a big truck in the video, many experts are saying this is scalable to a backpack.
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Margarita is one of our dairy goats. We recently gave her what we thought was an excellent opportunity at date night but she was less than grateful. Pete however was very happy!
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Have you ever read the insert that comes with your cell phone? Longtime investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson told me she remembers getting her first cell phone with a warning not to hold it next to her head. Decades later, she checked and the warning came with her latest cell phone.
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May I share another White Pill story with all of you?
This is another story of the little guy taking on the big guy, albeit at a much larger scale in many but not all ways, as Ali's Cell Tower battle.
Jeremy Clarkson is a boorish, utterly entertaining TV Presenter, famously known as the Lead in the very successful BBC, Top Gear, Car show, who's career has made him incredibly wealthy.
At the end of his multiple Car Show career he decided to take a personal interest in his farming operations in the Cotswolds.
They then turned this endeavor into 'Clarkson's Farm' on Amazon Prime, a highly entertaining, and truly educational show teaching us about the travails of farming while using an overgrown Ape for laughs, but more importantly the show exposes the real life, near impossibility of running a farming operation in the UK today and by extension, the rest of the "Civilized" World.
Preamble complete.
Without going into painful detail suffice to say that Jeremy's financial manager, ...
