Map of All Food Processing Plants That Have Burned Down, Blown Up or Been Destroyed Under Biden

Source: https://citizenwatchreport.com/map-of-all-food-processing-plants-that-have-burned-down-blown-up-or-been-destroyed-under-biden/
Published: Jul 6, 2024
Author: Horse
Post Date: 2024-07-06 04:47:10 by Horse
Views: 2680

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STUNNING: This map shows all the food processing plants that have either caught fire or been destroyed...

They are trying to destroy our food supply!

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#1: watchman    To: Horse (#0)

They are trying to destroy our food supply!

Correction: They ARE destroying our food supply.

This article prompted me to go out this morning and plant ANOTHER 60- foot row of potatoes.

Obviously, the perpetrators of this famine think they are immune to the starvation they are causing. I smile just a little when I think of how they will meet their end.

Whoso diggeth a pit shall fall therein: and he that rolleth a stone, it will return upon him. Proverbs 26:27

watchman posted on 2024-07-06 14:49:47   Reply   Private Reply

#2: BTP Holdings    To: watchman (#1)

think they are immune to the starvation they are causing.

I wonder if the have enough 4Patriots emergency food and bottled water to last them. ;)

BTP Holdings posted on 2024-07-06 15:00:21   Reply   Private Reply

#3: Esso    To: watchman (#1)

This article prompted me to go out this morning and plant ANOTHER 60- foot row of potatoes.

I met a guy years ago, probably in the 1980s, that owned a vineyard up north in Kendallville (Kendalltucky), that told me about a way of planting taters in stacked tires.

I don't remember the details, but you'd stack up six or so tires, fill them with dirt, and the potatoes would keep growing downwards and to harvest the top ones you'd just take off the top tire and they'd continue growing down.

You ever hear of such a thing?

Esso posted on 2024-07-06 15:09:34   Reply   Private Reply

#4: watchman    To: Esso (#3)

My dad tried the tire thing one year when I was kid. You start with one tire and a potato plant. As the plant grows, you add another tire and more dirt. Repeat as the plant grows. As I recall the yield wasn't worth the effort. That, and all the chemicals leaching from the tires. Yeah. He didn't do that again.

Haven't tried this "tower" planting but I can tell you from experience...novelty YouTube stuff, while generating views, seldom works very well in real life.

Edit: My first question, where does one get the material to fill the tower? I have a working farm with hay and manure everywhere, and still I'd struggle to fill just one of those towers.

watchman posted on 2024-07-06 15:23:11   Reply   Private Reply

#5: Esso    To: watchman, Dakmar, 4um (#4)

Thanks. I can't do a garden anymore, but I have a tomato plant on the back of my garage, and a jalapeno plant in my front planter.

My injuries don't like me doing much, if any, manual labor anymore.

Haven't tried this "tower" planting but I can tell you from experience...novelty YouTube stuff, while generating views, seldom works very well in real life.

Too bad. I'll bet Dakkie would like tire flavored potatoes.

Esso posted on 2024-07-06 15:54:36   Reply   Private Reply

#6: BTP Holdings    To: watchman (#4)

I brought a load of Colorado potatoes across Wolf Creek Pass. That was U.S. Hwy 160. It was snowing coming across the pass and when going downhill eastbound there were no escape ramps. So if you lost your brakes, you were out of control.

When I got to the Flyin' J Fuel Stop at La Junta, CO it changed over the freezing rain and was like that all the way into Dodge City since that was the closest truck stop.

I had to slow down for a fender bender near a RR bridge and then there was a 4-wheeler driving stupid. I got over in the left lane and he spun out and went onto the right ditch.

So I called Smoky Bear and told him. I passed him going the other way a couple miles down the road. I flicked the running lights at him and told him, "He's back there on my side a couple miles of so."

When I got into Dodge there must have been an inch of ice on the leading edges of the truck. I went to get something to eat, but the restaurant was closed. So, I went back to the truck and went to bed.

These are old memories and am very lucky to recall them because of the meningitis which wiped out so many of them. ;)

BTP Holdings posted on 2024-07-06 16:03:04   Reply   Private Reply

#7: watchman    To: Esso (#5)

Dakkie

Dakkie's in trouble.

The Messicans are beatin' him like a piñata.

It's up to you to go in there and get him out.

watchman posted on 2024-07-06 16:07:34   Reply   Private Reply

#8: Esso    To: BTP Holdings (#6)

When I got to the Flyin' J Fuel Stop at La Junta, CO...

After McMurphy and Ramette died, I went to the Flying J in New haven looking for a date.

The trannys have chased off all the chics.

Esso posted on 2024-07-06 16:09:07   Reply   Private Reply

#9: watchman    To: BTP Holdings (#6)

It was snowing coming across the pass and when going downhill eastbound there were no escape ramps.

an inch of ice on the leading edges of the truck

I got white knuckles just reading that...

watchman posted on 2024-07-06 16:10:48   Reply   Private Reply

#10: Esso    To: watchman, Dakmar, Octavia, 4um (#7)

It's up to you to go in there and get him out.

Yeah, I know. He found what looked like a pretty good place in Wabash, which would've put Octavia about mid-point between us (if she's still there).

I don't remember what killed that deal.

I've got his back, regardless.

Esso posted on 2024-07-06 16:18:10   Reply   Private Reply

#11: Horse    To: Esso, watchman (#3)

You need calories. Plant sweet potatoes

Tip: If you can find a blue,black or purple variant, it is darker because it is high in anthocyanins like resveratrol. They kill cancer and protect the immune system.

PS: Only eat red cabbage, never white. Red is cabbage color for anthocyanins.

Horse posted on 2024-07-06 18:22:58   Reply   Private Reply

#12: ghostrider    To: watchman (#1)

I see wild pigs about every day some I call bacon trees other are ham bushes.

ghostrider posted on 2024-07-06 18:36:02   Reply   Private Reply

#13: ghostrider    To: Esso (#8)

I went to where there used to be a tabaco dealer, seems he shut down the business and there was a thrift store there now; clothes but no cigar.

ghostrider posted on 2024-07-06 18:46:22   Reply   Private Reply

#14: watchman    To: ghostrider (#12)

wild pigs

Cook em just like you cook a horse...

watchman posted on 2024-07-06 19:02:22   Reply   Private Reply

#15: BTP Holdings    To: watchman (#9)

I got white knuckles just reading that...

I bet you did.

I am lucky to recall these old truck driving stories because of the meningitis. ;)

BTP Holdings posted on 2024-07-07 12:22:39   Reply   Private Reply

#16: BTP Holdings    To: Horse (#11)

Plant sweet potatoes

Tip: If you can find a blue, black or purple variant, it is darker because it is high in anthocyanins like resveratrol. They kill cancer and protect the immune system.

I wonder just how much real nutrients are in those Sweet Potatoes when you consider all the chemical farming that is done.

If they were Organic, then it is a good chance they would be more nutritious. ;)

BTP Holdings posted on 2024-07-07 12:27:21   Reply   Private Reply