2026 08 16 Off-grid with Marjory

➡ Marjorie, the author, shares her experiences of running a small farm, focusing on her efforts to make it more efficient. She talks about her new electric lawnmower, which she uses to cut grass for her cavies (guinea pigs), and her attempts to streamline their care, including experimenting with different watering systems. She also mentions her plans to grow plants for feeding the animals and turn waste into compost, as part of her business. Lastly, she encourages the reader to repair things and stay informed about current events, as she believes significant changes are happening in the world.
➡ Jennifer and Elena both claim ownership of a triangular patch of land, but they’ve allowed the speaker to farm it while they sort out the issue. The speaker also discusses a controversial concept called “bid shift” where nurses bid for short-staffed shifts, and the lowest bidder wins. The speaker also mentions a potential correlation between market crashes and Jewish holidays, specifically Rosh Hashanah, and shares Bix Weir’s theory that a major market crash might happen on September 11, 2026. Lastly, the speaker talks about his experiences with homesteading, including managing an electric fence and observing the differences in land management.
➡ The text discusses a comic book about the gold standard and banking system, featuring a character named Ruta who writes “911” in the sand, leading to speculation about a potential financial crash. It also mentions the struggles of Americans with inflation and the unreliability of the electric company. The author shares personal experiences about dealing with death on a farm, and the challenges of adapting animals from controlled environments to natural ones.
➡ The speaker discusses their love for hand tools and power tools, and shares a unique method of cleaning using sand and ocean water. They also mention a viral video about a Supreme Court ruling and express concern about the state of Japan’s economy. The speaker also talks about the current state of the oil and commodities market, and their belief that farmers are being intentionally bankrupted. They conclude by expressing their desire to build parallel systems for food, energy, and communication, as they believe the current systems are being intentionally collapsed.
➡ The speaker is researching the concept of extracting oneself from being a ‘corporate citizen’ and has been reviewing law schools and resources recommended by influencers. However, they found inconsistencies and potential misinformation in these resources, leading to doubts about their integrity. They also express concern about potential traps in the ‘sovereign citizen’ movement. The speaker encourages mindful thinking, emphasizing the power of thoughts and their impact on our destiny. They conclude by acknowledging the challenging yet exciting times we live in.

Hey, it’s Marjorie. And it’s Sunday, August something, 2026. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, I just did a thing for you on exhaustion. I would have posted yesterday. And it’s true, I’m exhausted. Let me show you my new latest thingy that I’ve purchased. And here it is. Right here is a electric lawnmower. And again, it’s Makita. Love that discussion we’ve all been having on the tools. Hey, thank you so much for all of you that have been contributing to it. I definitely like this thing can have like four batteries in it. I definitely like a battery operated lawnmower.

Partly because I don’t want the fumes going out into the grasses and herbs and plants and other things that I’ve got out there. This is primarily meant for efficiency. So the idea here is the cavies need a lot of grass. That’s their main food source is grass. Although I’ll talk to you a minute about how I got a really adjust that but. Or get them adjusted to that. Most of those piggies are show piggies and they’re used to like, pellets and this perfect sanitized diet. But I’m trying to figure out. And as I go out with a scythe and cut a lot of grass, but I’m also looking at how can I be more efficient with my time and possibly set it up so that other people can be working this system.

You know, if I hire somebody or in partnership with somebody else, the scythe is good, but this, this, this mower is just great. You just zoom along and get the bag, dump it into a thing and take it over to the kvs. Yep, everybody’s whack. Whack, whacking. Yeah. Oh, my goodness. Here, they’re mating. Nope, it’s. It’s not pleasant to watch. Hey, she will come time sometimes hang out around me. Yeah, yeah. We’ll head over here to the cavies. I did a whole lot of reorganization print ones I’ve got here. Remember these top two cages had just a whole bunch of them in it.

And then some of these had less. And I just sort of went ahead and tried to even things out to where everybody’s. You know, I’ve only got like three or four in each. I still feel they’re a little overcrowded. And I’m working on, you know, building. That’s my next thing is designing and building out their new things. There’s so much to do with a new business like here. This one’s chowing down. So one thing that I’m. Oh, look at here. Whenever I feed the cavies, the ducks come in because they. And I. I clean out the cages or something.

Ducks are in here. They’re like the ultimate vacuum cleaner. They come and clean everything up. And I’m not sure if you can see her. It’s called a craw. Under her neck there, that thing is full. She’s been chowing down. They’re all got full craws. They’re all doing good. So yes, I’m just continually working now to figure out how to get things more efficient, more streamlined, more fun. Right, Right. Now these guys make a huge mess. That’s why they call you piggies. So cute. And they’re spill their water. I’m like changing the water twice a day and they’re messing everything up all the time.

So just purchased a couple of different little experimental waterers. I’ve used those bottle things, they almost always leak. Right. So I’m gonna try some other little chicken waterers. We’ll see if how that works out. But with, you know, gravity fed with a bucket, you’ll see. I’ll keep posting you on it. Also, I’m gonna. I built a couple of little hay racks for these guys. Just, just a chintzy leftover fencing material. Let’s see if you can see that. And to put the grass on top of it’s not good to show you. It’s hard to show built little hay racks because if you put the grass or the hay on the bottom, then they just trample on it and pee on it and you know.

Yeah. Which I don’t mind that either, honestly. So part of this business is going to be the refuse from the cages is going to turn into compost. And I’m not sure if I’m going to do one bins or what. But I. A component of this business is going to be a small nursery where I’m growing the plants that people need when they buy the rabbits or the cavies in order to be able to feed them. So the Mexican sunflower, the moringa, the lucayina, you know, those kind of plants, you can buy those plants as well as rabbits and you know, do that whole thing.

So that’s the idea. And we’re all, you know, keep working on really is any business you start in any endeavor, you just really have to, you know, get, get some things going, try streamlining them, looking at ergonomics. You know, actually I’ll show with the rabbit tractors. I’ll show you those. There’s parts of that that has exercise in it that I want. Like, I enjoy doing it, and it’s helping my body be strong. So I’ve actually designed that system to where it uses a little bit more strength or maybe have to do more deep squats or something.

So I do not enjoy changing the waterers on these. I can fix that one up. All right, let’s see what else we got for you here today. Wander around a little bit. Keyboard. I just wanted to mention this to you and more as an inspiration thing. You know, my keyboard on my computer, not a big deal, but, you know, whenever I touch the U, the U didn’t come out. Finally, I get a U, right? And I started to take the keyboard apart, which is never wise. I know I didn’t go to the level where the actual keys are because that you never get that back together.

Anyway, I finally ended up just doing a, you know, getting like, a turkey baster that has a little bit of air that puffs out and just worked all around those keys, and now it works great. So repairing things. What the heck? What’s up, sweetie? What’s up, Free bunny? Free bunny Just came over here. This is tar baby, actually. What you looking at? It’s something over there. Huh? Okay, well, let’s go walk over there and see what’s over there. But we are, you know, we’re gonna be repairing a lot of stuff, so I just wanted to encourage you.

And I figured, you know what? I figured, Keyboard’s broken. Why not to see if I could fix it? If I can’t fix it, it’s still broken. I’m looking to see if there’s something here that Tar Baby was alerting on. You know, a lot of what goes on here in this small farm is me listening to what’s going on and then watching the reactions of, you know, my life, my animals, and my livestock. You know, the cats, the tar baby, the rabbits, the ducks have shown me. All the ducks have shown me when we had a broken water pipe, you know? You know, I’m like, I’m interacting.

We got a little community going on here. All right, let’s get into some of the news. And now I’ve been reflecting on the news, and part of the reason I want to bring you these headlines, first of all, this is for me, I’m. Oh, by the way, this garage is the owner’s cars, and unfortunately, I could not. I don’t have access to the garage, and she wants me to keep that area over there open and clear. So, you know, I’m respect her wishes. On that and well, if I’d have had that garage, life would have been perfect.

But whatever. This is a pretty good situation here. I really like it here. Here. Where was I? All right. We were talking about repairs and now I’m getting into the news and the news is a little bit. Actually, I’m going to walk down here to show you where I’ve been mowing. You know, it’s. It’s a little bit challenging. I, I don’t. We don’t want to focus on it, to be focused on negativity. We don’t certainly don’t want to get angry about it or upset about it. I find it’s important to keep up with it and kind of have a sense of what’s going on because it does continue to motivate me.

We have such immense pressure to try and keep you in some sort of normalcy bias. Right? There is so much pressure out there to make you feel like nothing’s going on. You don’t need to prepare, don’t worry. You know, there really is an agenda that way. There’s an agenda to keep you, you know, stoned or drunk or intoxicated or, you know, whatever. And that’s, you know, we really have to continually work out of that. Right? You do need to be preparing. There are tremendous changes going on. We are on the precipice of some unbelievable. You know, I was just talking to a friend of mine who’s a farmer and like, wow, you know, this thing has been gradually doo doo.

But the way we’re. We’re at now, we’re both wondering if there’s just going to be some kind of big drop off here since or something. We, we know, we’re like, we’re mystified that when I get to the market section, you’re like, how can this possibly be? Oh, well, nurses. So apparently this is a. Oh, here, let me show you the thing where I’m mowing. So this is a little triangular patch of land right here that Jennifer, who my house is up here that I’m renting from, thinks she owns it. She says she has paperwork to that extent.

And then Elena, who owns that house over there, also thinks she owns it and has paperwork apparently to verify that claim. And they’re not in super, you know, I mean, they’re in somewhat contention over, but they’re both women and they’re reasonable and they’re just like, well, you know, we just, you know, we’ll get this sorted out eventually. And I said, well, while you guys are sorting that Out. Can I go ahead and farm this? And they were both like, yeah, sure, do whatever you want. They were like, we got plans. And, you know, whatever you do, we’re probably going to tear it up eventually.

And I’m like, okay, yeah, I’ve had that experience. You can see I’m planting. I got in here and started planting the Mexican sunflower along here. I’m wanting to show you now because I weeded it the other day, and it looks good. And, yes, I got a nice row of it all along this. Along this wall. So if you were to go up this somewhat of a cliff. That’s. That’s where I live. And. Yeah, so I just bring that mower out here now and. And. And harvest. And. And I asked Elena, hey, hey, Elena, can I mow your grass for you for free? She was really sweet.

She says, well, you know, I got this guy that does it, and it’s kind of part of his income. And like, okay, that’s okay. We’ll wait. So nurses. And I believe this is in North Carolina. This is a really, really dangerous concept. So apparently there’s some shifts, either people do or don’t want or whatever, but they’re coming up with this concept called bid shift, where nurses bid. Oh, they bid for short space, staffed shifts, and the lowest bitter wins. Yeah, I. Yeah, I don’t think that’s a good precedent. I don’t know. You know, I don’t know all the details around it.

I’m just presenting that bit that I saw. Yeah. Oh, boy. I don’t know. I think that’s a. That’s a real slippery slope there. So. Yeah. Anyway, interesting times, right? We’re living in all kinds of changes. Wouldn’t want to be a nurse in that kind of medical system at all anyway. Would you like. Oh, my goodness. If you are, Bless your heart. U. S. Selective service wants to war game the draft, fearing the new plans for the military draft won’t work. Imagine that. Yeah, they’re gonna do some kind of simulation to see if we can, you know, try and figure out the ways to get around all the ways that we’re gonna fight back against it.

Oh, by the way, talk about fighting back against it. This is so funny. So apparently this is unshadowed. I hope. I don’t know if I have it on here somewhere, but, you know, so in the UK they were saying you have to register your chickens. Right. So unshadowed. Christian. Actually, I think I’ve got a phone call with Christian tomorrow. I should confirm with him. Anyway. They’re like, you gotta register your chickens. People started ready, gonna go get it for, you know, a frozen fryer or something. And they’re registering. They’re registering Chicken McNuggets. They’re registering other chicken.

Right. They could totally crash the system. I’m like, yeah, I think it’s all right. So Talking about crashes, September 11, 2026 is a holiday known as Rosh Hashanah. Okay. It’s a Jewish New year. Right. And there’s a very, very, very high correlation between market crashes and, you know, Hebrew Jewish holidays. And. And let’s see, it’s also the Coptic Orthodox Christian New Year. This particular one celebrates martyrs and confessors. Anyway, so Bix Weir is really all over this. And I like Bix. Road to Luda. Don’t agree with everything the guy’s got going on, but I definitely like Bix, and he and I are very much in agreement that Silver is an amazing investment.

And Theta and. And he’s a. He’s. He’s a really big one on Theta. Also. Theta’s breaking my heart right now with how. How low it is. But hold on to your Theta. You know, Theta is. We’re in the middle of total and complete insanity. And Theta is something that actually makes sense. And at some point in time, things that make sense are going to ha. Will come around to the world. Yep. Hey, darling. This is. This is Mayaguez. Mayaguez, Mike. Mayaguez is the town next door. And I purchased him and his sister in Mayaguez. And yes, I got some from Mayaguez and some from San Sebastian and some from Florida.

And, like, really trying to develop diversity of genetics. And since I’m interrupting myself, here’s one other thing I want to show you. I’m hearing it. It’s going click, click, click. If you hear that. This is an electric fence that I put up to keep horse separated. You know, I rented the least in this quarter acre. Amelia and Tomas and Darwin live up there. They’re the ones that own the land here. And I’m using a premier one. Oh, I’ve got to fix that. Solar panel thing is flopped over. But I’m using a premier one. Intellashock. It’s a solar operated electric fencing thing.

And I have to go through here pretty regularly and keep the electric fence from shorting out. And you can hear it click when it shorts out. And I can hear it now. And I saw when Paloma, the biggest, beautiful white horse, first discovered the electric fence, he, like, you know, he was like, oh, my God. Yeah, this is terrible, which is the experience even I have. I’m like, I’m terrified of the thing myself. But it’s getting more and more important that I have this electric fence because I, I haven’t even been working this land very long and I think, let me turn this around so you can see the difference.

So here’s where I’m at. This is actually not the best track to land. And then this is their land and it’s pretty stark and pretty bare. They let that horse just run all over it and they don’t manage it at all. So horse has been very, very interesting in this side of the fence. So I’ve gotta, gotta keep, gotta keep, gotta keep the electric fence going. And I hear it. Can you hear that tick, tick. Anyway, if you can’t hear it, don’t worry. It’s another way you need. One of the great things about homesteading is just constantly, always being clued into your senses, all of your senses, so that you, you’re aware of what’s going on around you all the time.

And that smell, you know, everything. So, yeah, I’m gonna walk up here a little bit more. So anyway, so Bix Weir was talking about this September 11, and he thinks that that’s when the big crash is going to happen, the stock market crash and like everything. Market crash, maybe the commodities exchanges closes. His theory is, and I can’t argue with it, I love it, is that in order to resolve especially the silver commodities market, because they are so. There’s like no silver left and they’re just doing paper, paper, paper, paper, paper, paper. And in order to resolve that, and so many banks have the paper, you know, in order to resolve that, he’s thinking they’re going to have to shut the COMEX down and declare force majeure and do all kinds of stuff, stuff like that to get out of their, their paper obligations and, you know, muddy up the water that way.

And he really believes that it’s September 11th is when they’re going to do it. I’m really nervous about ever predicting a date. But he does have some really interesting things on his side. And one is this comic book. So the different Federal Reserve branch has made these series of comic books up. You can’t make this seriously, they do. And they have this one or two comic books and actually it kind of really, you know, how much of our, well, all of our reality is scripted to some extent. Some of it by the globe Globalist and then some of it just by the intelligent.

Well, most of it by the intelligences. But one of the things that. One of the things that actually led Credence to Bix. I mean, first of all, having a name like Bix is kind of a weird thing. Well, in the comic, and Bix is known, he sings. He’s got a guitar, and he sings about the Federal Reserve and about going back to a gold standard and silver and the bankers and all that. That’s kind of his gig. And I’ve listened to his music so much, I like it. A lot of other people are annoyed by him.

But anyway, in the comic books, one, it’s called Wishes and Rainbows, and it’s a comic book that the Fed, I think the Boston Fed, created to teach children about the gold standard and about what? How would you move from where we are now to a gold standard? And it has a whole bunch of questions for teachers to ask. It doesn’t have answers. It talks about, how do you do that? Right. And then, you know, that has pictures in there of the little girl Ruta going to the window with her banknotes and getting gold coins. And anyway, it’s a whole comic book that’s super cute.

And one of the characters in the comic book is a guy named Glix G L I X, who goes around with a guitar and sings about the gold standard in the banking system. Like, sometimes you just can’t make this stuff up. Right. So anyway, so. So Bix is. You know, he’s got some cred in the. In the. In the. In the form worlds. Anyway, in the comic book, Ruta is writing in the sand. 9, 11. And this. This comic book. First of all, my initial reaction. Oh, Free Bunny. There’s Free Bunny. Hold on, let me show you.

Free Bunny’s out. This is very good news. He’s hanging around this cage with those two girls, and they’re both kind of young. They’re from Florida. Ducks are giving Free Bunny a hard time, And I’ve been wondering. They should be getting around, ready to be breeding age. So looks like Free Bunny is telling me, yeah, they are. Free Bunny. Free Bunny, you better not be eating my banana plants. He’s not. But you can see I planted some banana trees here. So this bit of slope here is a little too steep that I can’t really. It’s really hard to run the rabbit tractors on it.

So I’m going to be planting, you know, trees and bushes and all kinds of interesting things here. So. Dang it, Free Bunny, have you been eating my banana? I might have to put some fencing around that tender young Banana tree chips. All right, where was I? Oh, so September 11th with Bix. Weird. And I thought, nah, Bix, you know, they’re never going to reuse a date. Come on. They did that. That’s like so done, you know, but actually they have reused a date. So September 11, you know, like the early, you know, the Twin towers experience we all know of.

But in 2008, on September 11, there was apparently a huge attack on the monetary system that, you know, the bankers had to get like a trillion dollars or something and kind of Congress authorized it and whatever. So. And then in this comic book, ruta is writing 911 in the sand. So anyway, Bix thinks September 11th it’s going to be when we have the big crash, so whatever, why not? That sounds like any good. Good a date as any. So interesting, isn’t it? This next category I want to call Lipstick on a Pig, and it’s a description for the recent government numbers saying that inflation is down.

What do you think? Is that mascara on a pig, maybe? Lipstick on a pig. Oh, my God. Then right after that, I saw an article, a company called Asset. I don’t remember the name of the company. There’s a survey that was done that a whopping 60%. So 59.5% of Americans are struggling to afford groceries and inflation is down. There we go. Yep. By the way, Luma here is the electric company. It has been out 10 times in the last week. 10 times. Now, a lot of it is just for a few minutes and comes back up.

So this morning it was out for a few hours. It’s fine. I went to the farmer’s market, and the thing is, I get my computers, I’m logged in, and then the power goes out. And then I have to reboot everything and log it in. And then also just abrupt power disruption like that is not good for your hard drives and your external hard drives and your server and anything. Anyway, so. But another thing I’m always listening for is those guys have a. They’re using some power tools, but if I’m not paying attention to whether I’ve got the electric on or not because of a light or a fan or something, you can hear it based on people firing up generators.

Okay. Oh, my gosh. Ozempified. So have you seen some of those pictures of these. These celebs? I’m not like a big celeb follower at all, but somebody had a thing where they were posting all these pictures of these celebs that look so gaunt and starving, and they’re like, Are they preconditioning us for the famine? And these people look terrible. Like, oh, boy. Okay, maybe. Now here’s another thing. Like, you want to talk about we. I think to me, this is the absolute, like, the United States is over in term. It’s definitely no longer a world power.

I mean, we got this stuff and we got the look and. But when I saw this, I was like, okay, this is the definition of the end for me. The USS Abraham Lincoln, which is a nuclear aircraft carrier. Nimitz, apparently, whatever that means. Some Nimitz class nuclear powered aircraft carrier. There was a mutiny on the USS Abraham Lincoln and seven sailors died in the mutiny. Fight. Mutiny on a uss. On a United States aircraft carrier. Okay. Seven dead. Right. And this is not like some conspiracy. You can look it up. It’s like all over different media outlets and things like that.

This is over. You know, the empire’s. The empire’s over. All right, so I love the tools discussion. I wanted to say thank you. There’s a lot of people were suggest. Suggesting, you know, get. Get tools with power cords. And I get it. There are some tools with power cords that last for decades. I totally, totally get it. It’s just that I’m often in weird places, like I’ll come out here and be fixing things and. Or, you know, back when I was in Texas, I run the back 40 fixing things, so I’ve ended up going with battery operated stuff and.

Yeah, you know, when tools are too. Like, there’s this in these rabbit tractors that I’m building. We put a shelf in there and you have to get up underneath it to screw in the final thing to secure it. And I use a really slim, small battery and a smaller lightweight drill for that. Right. You know, so, you know, mix it up. What guys. Oh, by the way, I want to show you. Let’s see. I think the remnants are still there. Let’s see if I can find it. The fence shorted out the other day and I’m like, dang.

What. What caused the fence to short out? So I walk along the fence line to say, oh, here it is. Yeah, there’s still a bit of it left. Poor thing. A big old. Look at. That’s just his tail. A big old iguana that had gotten into the fence and shorted it out. I felt so sick. So sorry for him. Beautiful, beautiful creature. Not used to electricity. I do want to comment and say you really do have to get used to things. Dying and dead things. Right? Like, not almost weekly, certainly at least once a month. Twice Three, sometimes weekly, there is something that’s dead, right? And I got to deal with it.

And you know, a dead iguana, or actually I should show you over there, somebody drove over one of my ducks. Get the dead dock in the driveway. I’m like, ah, what am I gonna do with this? Get a pitchfork and chuck it somewhere. You know, small animals like cavies, these guys are doing really, really well. But when you take something like show piggies and you. I actually was talking to the breeder about, you know, I need, I’m trying to find a better way to water them or whatever. What’s your setup? And I started looking at the commercial breeders for small animals like that.

They keep them in a, like a climate controlled room and they’re in like plastic tubs on shelving units with each with, you know, it’s almost, almost just like fine housing operations for chickens and stuff like that, you know. So I’m taking those piggies from that environment and put them out here. I was out here the other day, we were having a big old rainstorm and raining like crazy, right? And they’re dry, of course, and safe, but they never, you know, rain. Like, what the heck is that? It’s really loud, you know. You know, they’re getting fresh cut grass every day.

And I’m starting to try to introduce more into their diet like mango leaves or banana leaves or different, you know, certainly with rabbits. If you get a bunch of rabbits that have been raised in cages all their life and you, you put them on the ground like this, you will have a percentage that die off it just because they’re just. It’s often better to get them real young and then they adapt better is what I found. But. Well, my point is you do just get used to death a lot. There’s, there’s a lot. You know, you start to have a much different relationship to things dying.

And, you know, I get it. I still am grieving the loss of Amelia, my kitty cat. And you know, I definitely, I’m, you know, I have feelings around this stuff, but I also am very aware of, you know, this is the reality of life. Life involves death and there’s a cycle. So anyway, anyway, I love the discussion. I do have a lot of really, really primitive tools. Like I actually, since drilling and stuff is so important, I actually have an old fashioned hand drill which, heaven help me, I hope I never have to use. But I do have one because, you know, if we get to that, then I want to be able to, you know, being able to drill holes and screw things is super important.

And of course I do have a lot of hand saws and, you know, hammers and hand tools, but man, I just love those power tools. You can just get so much stuff done so quick. So there was something I wanted to mention. There was a little bit of a discussion in the comments on washing and oh, gosh, I wish I remember her name. She was talking about, I don’t use, she doesn’t use hot water. I think she just uses hot water. I often just wash in water. Right. Water is an amazing solvent. Right. I think people are a little too finicky about hygiene now.

I definitely, they’re clean, you know, but I don’t need something completely sterilized. Actually, I don’t have hot water at this house. So there’s, there is no hot water. Fats are a bit of a challenge if you’re washing things with fat. So I was talking to my friend Alicia. Alicia and her, her partner Eric have a business where he goes out and he collects coconuts. He drains the water. They get all half gallon jugs from the different bars, you know, this beautiful bar, beautiful bottles for rum and whatever that they just throw out. And these guys get, collect those bottles and they use them, you know, clean them out and they fill them with the coconut water.

And then Alicia cleans out all the meats from the coconuts and blends that up and makes a beautiful, beautiful, delicious coconut cream. And she sells those and they’re very conscientious to make sure everything is in glass and, and you know, when you get the bottle, when you give her back the bottle, you know, it’s almost impossible to get that film out. And I said, how do you clean these, Alicia? Because there’s definitely. They’re living off grid somewhere. You know, they got a couple of solar panels and some rainwater collection there. They’re not, you know, they’re not living in a house with a dishwasher.

She said, yeah, what she does is she takes them out to the sea and she puts sand in them and ocean water and shakes it up really, really, really good a couple of times and dumps it out and it cleans out the fats and the oils that way. And then of course, then takes them back to her house and uses fresh water with some disinfectant to, you know, really make sure they’re, they’re clean and sanitary. But that’s how she deals with, with fats. So she’s using the ocean. Thought I’d mention that to you. There’s lots of Ways to do things.

I think I’ve. Maybe I’ll make that short video again on how I clean a lot of things with a handful of grass. Just clean. Grab a handful of grass and use it as a scrub. All right, there’s. There’s a video going around viral that the Supreme Court ruling classifies people who have received an MRNA vaccine as patented goods. And the idea is, is that their DNA has been modified and that they are no longer considered humans. And that because the DNA has been modified into a patented DNA structure. I looked at that and I’m like, oh, my God.

You know, this could be true, could not be. I don’t know. I didn’t want to go down that rabbit hole to figure it out. But. Would the biotech companies be that evil? Wouldn’t put it past me. Is, could it be totally made up? I don’t know. We do live in this kind of a complex world. I’m just bringing that headline to you for that thing. We really live in a complex world where life is getting crazier and crazier. I want to remind you again, Japan is really in crisis. They are in crisis. And that makes everything in crisis because Japan is the US the holder, the biggest holder of the US dollar of US debt.

This gets some trillion and a half US debt. Apparently the US has been intervening into the Japanese. And apparently the United States is selling its Euros to buy yen to support the Japanese yen. And the worry there is if Japan has to sell its Treasuries, that would cause a cascading effect of everybody selling their Treasuries. So my theory is, is buying Treasuries is a lot like the hotel of California. You could buy those Treasuries, but you can never sell them. You can never leave. And I’m going to give you the. Let me give you the spr, a little bit of market update.

So the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, they haven’t updated it since August 7th. It’s sitting at 298.6 barrels. Million. 298 million. So this is technically below what is considered the 300 million barrels, which is the tank bottoms, although we don’t really know what the tank bottoms is. And even levels above that, the engineers there say the whole thing is being held together by band aids. Fortunately, Cushing looks like Cushing, Oklahoma, which has a tank bottom considered 20 million. They’ve been putting a little bit into the. That 22.6 million is that level. We’re still, you know, at the bottom.

Silver moved up pretty nicely. We’re at 64.77. There’s been a nice bump up on Silver. Watching Jesse Colombo, I like his substack on his analysis of silver. I, I’m not trading silver any. I mean I’ve got the silver I want and need. I’m good with that. But it’s, it’s fun to watch. Gold is at 4,375. So, you know, so this whole thing, I just want to point out the absurdity of this situation. It’s 169 days that Hormutz has basically been shut down. We did have like a week or two once and twice where you know, a few more ships went through.

But I was just checking before I logged in to, to talk to you was one ship yesterday went through. You know, like, you know, it used to be like five or six would go through. I, you know, so, you know, we’re, so we’re talking about 169 days where at least 20% of the world’s oil has been unavailable. Actually now it’s more like 30% because of the Houthis and the Red Sea and all that. And you know, helium nitrates and urea and fertilizers, half of the fertilizer production, you know, the petroleum, everybody looks at that. But there’s so many chemicals and so much stuff that went through that straight.

And we’re almost a half a year now into this. This is way bigger than the energy crisis in the 1970s. And yeah, and the Dow is hitting all time highs, you know, 54, whatever it’s at now. Brent oil is still, you know, $88.90, something like that. Girlfriend and I have been doing a little tiny bit of trading in commodities on like wheat and we bought a bunch like back in May or so we were looking, oh my God, the harvest is horrible, the outlook is horrible. Like we think the price of wheat should go up. The price of wheat, corn and soy is being sold on the markets for like 20% less than what it costs former farmers to produce it.

And you know, finally the realization hit us they are trying intentionally to bankrupt the farmers. Yeah. And then of course there’s that whole famine agenda and all that going on. So we’re living on borrowed time here. For real. Like I said, I don’t, you know, when is reality going to hit? I don’t know. But this is the most bizarre experience. If you’re watching this and you’re saying, oh my gosh, here’s this crazy Marjorie lady and you know, it’s 2028 or 2035 or whatever. I got to tell you, we are living in some of the most bizarre times ever in the history of humanity.

Like, nothing makes any sense. And we, we don’t know what’s real. You know, it’s just. It’s just crazy, crazy, crazy times. So there are a few of us that are gathering resources and preparing because we know things are going to change pretty radically. And really, I’d actually like to shift that conversation from preparedness more to we’re trying to build parallel systems so that we, you know, we’re trying to build parallel food systems and energy systems and communication systems outside of the existing systems that we’ve mostly all grown up with and lived with all our lives, just because we can see that that system is fundamentally built and managed by some pretty evil forces, and we can also see that they are intentionally collapsing it.

This is not about prepping. This is about, like, we’re transitioning. So anyway, if you all see this some years later, please have some forgiveness on us for the decisions we’re making now, because we just, we just. We’re living in this really absurd time. Okay, I wanted to give you one other quick thing. I’ve been continuing on the law project, right? And I do believe so. You know, you get, you were born, there’s a birth certificate, your capital letters name, the corporation, the whole thing. And I really would like to figure that out and figure out how to extract myself from that situation.

It’s more of like a parasite cleanse on an etheric or a mental or psychic level. Right. I’ve gotten really intrigued by this and it maybe is a bit of a waste of time, I don’t know. But I’m learning a lot. And I reviewed two different. More law schools these last couple of weeks, and some of them, both of them were referred to me by influencers that I really recommend, I really thought highly of, and I’ll give you an example of one of them. So I like to go into their free. Everybody’s got a free something, right? And one of them had this free ebook on how to change your.

How to get you change your US Citizen passport to a state national passport. And I’m reading their ebook, it looks really good and well researched out. And it had this one quote in there about how people were considered the chattel or the property of the United States government, the corporation and you know, U.S. citizens are collateral for the U.S. government. And now this is a conversation that is very prevalent. I do believe it. And they referenced a 1936 Supreme Court case. Let’s see Wheeler, Steele versus Fox and then the state tax Commission and with this quote that basically, you know, citizens are, are the chattel.

And so I’ve been, Look, I looked the law case up and that law case does not say anything about that. That law case is like a, like a trying to determine the tax applicability of, of this Wheeler Steel company. It has, there’s no, you know, I read the whole thing. I also ran the whole thing through a, you know, find and search and then also ran it through an AI and there’s no. That quote is not in there. So that ebook, maybe that ebook is just completely made up. Maybe it was written by an AI, I don’t know.

But I’m like, you guys have lost all. I just don’t believe the integrity. You don’t have any integrity if you’re doing that. I watched another one and again, this was referenced by an influencer I like and rec. And somebody with a sizable audience. And I don’t want to say the names of these groups because a lot of it really comes down to just my gut feeling or my gut reaction. And I don’t want to spend all the time it’s going to take to like really say this is definitively bullshit. But I’m giving you hints as to how I make these decisions.

Anyway, this one, like, the marketing was really slick and, and then also the webinar was kind of confusing and, and it was sort of like, hey, here’s the idea. And yeah, this is a little confusing. So just, you know, sign up with us and we’ll structure all this for you. And I’m like, no, that’s not what I want. So anyway, two down, more to go. I believe that a lot of these things are, you know, CIA. I don’t know what, whatever agency you want to call it. I believe they are entrapment things, you know, because you could really screw yourself up by passport or whatever.

I don’t know. I don’t, I don’t. But I’m, you know, and, and I’m absolutely, you know, they’re trying the whole sovereign citizen thing, you know, I’m absolutely certain there’s like, you know, 90, 95 of them are complete, you know, traps. So anyway, I just thought I’d give you an update on. I’m continuing to work on it and if you have one, I’ll, I’ll. That you really recommend. I, I’m, I, I’m not, I don’t know how many of them. Let me know. I, maybe I’ll take A look at it. So now I wanted to leave you with this.

I’m still very much in it, getting dark. Very much into thinking and destiny. You are way more powerful than we have ever been led to believe. And that’s absolutely by design. Right. They don’t want you to know how powerful you are, are right. Or what your purpose is here or why they want you depressed and sad and small and all those things. So let me read you this thing from Thinking and Destiny. And that title alone should really like for me, that title alone just resonates. Thinking and destiny. Right. A thought has no size in the physical sense, but is vast as compared to the physical acts and objects into which it later precipitates.

So thoughts do precipitate into acts and objects. Apparently everything is our thoughts. And the power of a thought is enormous and it often endures for longer than the life of the person thinking of the man or woman that thought. It. Gotta be careful about that word person. Right? So, yeah, thinking. Thinking in destiny. So, you know, some of the advice there is to just watch your thoughts. And certainly if you got thoughts that are going down like some sort of path that’s not good or that’s angry or whatever, then just stop it. You know, stop that thought.

Stop that train and interrupt it and do something else. You know, look around and see what in this moment is good and beautiful and true. Those are the thoughts I want to have. Right. Okay. This is Marjorie. Hi, yi yi yai. We’re rocking on. We shall see. It’s. It’s an exciting time. Challenging time. Wonderful time to be alive. Okay, talk to you later.
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