026 09 30 Off-grid with Marjory

➡ Marjorie is busy with her routine of breeding rabbits and maintaining their cages. She’s also dealing with a hardworking gardener who’s been cutting down plants, causing erosion. She’s trying to communicate her concerns to the property owner, Jennifer, through a mutual acquaintance. Marjorie also mentions a potential trucker strike and her plans to stock up on gas, and she shares her frustrations about dealing with people who don’t understand the current situation.
➡ The speaker discusses various topics, including the potential increase in rabbit prices, maintaining a fence to keep a horse out, and new plantings needing rain. They also mention three global crises: an energy crisis, a food crisis, and water bankruptcy, with policies recommended by various organizations. The speaker also talks about a patent for nervous system manipulation from monitors and speculates about the real purpose of vaccines, suggesting it’s not for tracking or causing death.
➡ The speaker discusses various topics, including the impact of technology like Wi-Fi and 5G on people’s lives, the potential manipulation of emotions through technology, and the idea of targeted individuals. They also touch on the current state of the world, including the energy crisis and its effect on gas prices, the used car market, and the influence of financial influencers. The speaker also mentions their personal experiences and thoughts, including their conspiracy theories, their response to stress, and their views on the media and weather patterns.
➡ The speaker discusses the possibility of a new hurricane category, their decision to buy a refrigerator, and the energy efficiency of different appliances. They also mention their research on off-grid living and recommend a resource called offgridauthority.com. They express concern about the future of energy consumption and the potential for a significant increase in gas prices.
➡ The speaker discusses various topics, including their appreciation for their current living situation, their responses to stress, the state of the used car market, and their experiences with social media platforms. They also mention a financial influencer’s advice on buying U.S. Treasuries, the possibility of a new hurricane category, and their decision to buy a refrigerator. They highlight the energy efficiency of chest freezers and the energy consumption of standard refrigerators, comparing it to the energy used by a light bulb.
➡ The author recommends OffGridAuthority.com as a valuable resource for learning about solar energy and living off-grid. The website provides guides on various aspects, including energy levels, the number of solar panels needed, and battery size. The author also mentions the importance of preserving useful online information as it’s rapidly disappearing, and shares plans for an upcoming presentation on building a digital library. Lastly, the author hints at future interviews with various personalities.

Hey, how are you doing today? It’s Marjorie and It is Sunday, September 29th. How did that happen? Oh, and here is Mr. Felf. Hi, darling. I’m gonna have to catch you because we’re gonna need your services soon. Yeah, I like to breed at the end of the month. Like here. Over the next couple of days, there’s about a 30 day gestation period. And that way I know, you know, like now at the end of the month, the ones that I’ve read before, I should be putting nest boxes in because you know, if you do it at the beginning of the month and you just kind of always know that things are happening either near the end of the month or the beginning of the month, it just makes life easier for keeping.

Keeping track of stuff mentally. I’ve been meaning to get that program going with the kin tracks and I haven’t done it. Oh my goodness. There’ve been so many things going on. Yeah, I can get. Let me give you a quick tour. So I’m still working like crazy to get to get these new KV cages built. And I’m gonna be so excited about that. This. This space in here is pretty dysfunctional. And I’m gonna get rid of these cages and I’m gonna get rid of those behind me. And then what I’m gonna do is build a bunch out of this and I’ll go show you the.

I think I showed it to you last week, but we’ll need some progress. So this is what it’s gonna be with four levels and they’ll have more room on each level, so that’ll be nice. I think there’s three of them out now. They run around. The guy came to. The guy came to weed whack today. He really works hard. He’s a really, really hard worker. And they did the. They totally scalped everything. I asked him, could I have this area just to grow grass on? And they said, no, we don’t want you doing that. And I, I said, well, can I keep these plants in place? And apparently they’re going to let me do that.

But you can see they’ve scalped. He goes up there and he cuts everything down. And so I, I gave him a little bag of nickels and the whole. I have a little printout all about nickels and why they’re going to be valuable. 75 copper, 25 nickel. Cost the US government 10 cents to make one. Yeah, they just, they just, they call this clean. This is what Puerto Ricans like. They just like it. Absolutely devoid of any living Thing. Let’s see, did he kill off the. And you can see here these rocks are falling down from when we get a heavy rain.

It’s rainy season. Let’s see. Did he kill. Oh, he left my. He left the prickly pear in place. That’s awesome. Oh, well, anyways, really nice guy, Jermaine, he’s cousin of Jennifer, the owner. Of course, Jennifer’s related to everybody. Apparently. Her grandfather had 13 children and they all had children and, you know, like, so she knows everybody. Anyway, I was showing him that the rocks that are coming down, especially this really big one in the middle of the yard over there, and then the other ones that I’ve been rolling up and saying, look, this is, you know, when you cut these things, the plants and you know, the whole story about erosion.

And he seemed very thoughtful. I said, I’ve talked to Jennifer about it. Let her know I’m not complaining. I love this house. I’m not at all worried about anything. I just want to let her know that this is, this is going on. I said, I know it’s kind of not in your best interest because this is your job as to mow this, but he’s a really nice guy. I don’t know if he’ll talk to her or not. I’ve talked to her. I had a friend who speaks fluent Spanish talk to her. She’s. She has this paranoia that there’s going to be all kinds of rats and mice that live up there and that by doing this, this is good.

So I think she lives in an apartment in New Jersey. So dealing with normies. Oh, don’t get me started about dealing with normies, man. It’s. Are you having a harder and harder time dealing with them? You know, so friends. Some friends of mine that I. I think they’re pretty prepare oriented. I know they got stuff. I said, hey, let’s get together. We haven’t been together in a couple months. Let’s get together and let’s have a dinner and catch up. And then somehow I ended up on a text thread of theirs with some other people and they were like, yeah, after the game, let’s go play volleyball.

And I thought, one third of the world’s energy supply has been cut off. Volleyball. Okay, okay. Yeah. And I didn’t say, you know, of course I’m, you know, they were like, oops, sorry on this trickster or whatever. I’m like, okay, you know, I get it. So anyway, normies, right? How do we deal with them? I don’t know. How do we get I don’t think dealing with them is going to get any easier going forward. Like. Right, so. So. Hey, did you hear about the. The. The trucker strike happening October 1st? So I, you know, that could be nothing or could be.

It could be a major pain. Like, I, you know, I don’t know. Let’s see what happens. But even though I don’t. Even though I don’t drive, I’m gonna pick up like 5 gallons of gas or whatever. You know, it will hurt, right? If I don’t need it, I’ll give it to somebody. Gas. I don’t think you can store it for more than about 2. Like, they put that. They. It’s like 10 ethanol, and you can’t. Whatever. By the way, I think I told you I tried to lease this land from the owner. Those are her cars in her garage.

And. And she said, no, no, no, we’re. We’re gonna build a casita there. Okay, normies, you’re not gonna build a casita there. Nobody’s building anything. Although I was riding with a friend, and she goes, look at this one. The building. The building. I said, yes. In every real estate cycle, every. Which we’re at the end of on this one. Builders, that’s all they know how to do is build. So they build and build and build until they go bankrupt. That happens every real estate cycle. You know, like, just because builders are building does not mean. Does not mean anything.

So one thing I did get to go do with a friend. We went on Friday to the San Sebastian flea market, and I picked up three more does and another buck, and I have got them out here on this little lower area. I brought some more of the. It’s great to be so far ahead. Like, I’m. I’ve got empty rabbit tractors just ready and waiting. So it’s really wonderful to have some extra capacity. This one has one that I’ve had in it, and then these one is the buck, and I put the three does. Were all pretty happy together.

And I’m just gonna leave them together for a little bit. What I like to do is let them get used to being on pasture and get used to this lifestyle for at least a month or two before I breed them or anything. And there’s these two girls. They’re white girls. Hi, girls. Hi. Oh, everybody’s getting excited. Yeah, there’s three of them. They look pretty good. Puerto Rican guy, and he had two cages, and one was full of males and one was full of females. And at least half of them, all of them, maybe More. Three quarters of them all had that scabies on them, which is this disease they get.

And sometimes you can treat it with ivermectin and it works. And I do have an herbal treatment that I can, I’ve developed, I figured out how to use and do. But like a lot of things, it takes time. I’d have to go treat them like three times a day plus make the medicine. And, you know, this is the reality of the economics is a rabbit. Now, those rabbits cost about $20 a piece. So if those girls come around with ivermectin, that’ll be great. And if they don’t, then, you know, I will have been feeding them lots of good green food and giving them minerals and stuff, and then I will process them because I just can’t.

I don’t have the time. Now a rabbit at some point in time, I think rabbits, when the prices of rabbits go up, it’s going to be very similar to a lot of other things like silver or some of these other things. Here the only place to get rabbits is at flea markets. And I always only see at the most, you know, a few rabbits for sale at any given time. So I think there are a pretty good bit of rabbits here, but it’s like a small backyard thing. Most of them are raised on pellets. Most of them are raised in cages off the ground.

If there’s no pellets available, you know, I, I don’t know. But when the, you know, when people start to figure out they need rabbits, rabbits could easily start going for 100, 200, $500 a rabbit. So anyway, I’m not doing this for money. I’m just doing this to make sure that we have rabbits available. So. Oh, another big exciting event this week was there’s free bunny again. Horse. Mr. Horse. I come in, come in one morning and the horse was in here and the fence, he figured out that the fence wasn’t charged and the fence was down a little bit.

And he came in here and he was loving on eating this stuff. Here’s the new planting. So I had to quickly go through here and move the fence and you know, use a weed whacker and clean up all the, clean up all the fence. And then I got it going again. It’s. It’s charged right now and yeah, trying not to damage my own plantings. Had a bit. Bit dry the past couple of days. I hope it rains tonight. These are brand new plantings and they need to stay nice and moist. Yep, you can see here, good old Premier worn fencing.

Pretty good stuff. So, yeah, so that was a morning’s worth of work. I didn’t. It was something I should have done a long time ago. And I kept delaying like, ah, I’ll get to that. I’ll get to that. You know, and then finally horses in the yard. And I’m like, I think I’m gonna get to that right now. Anyway, it’s. It’s good. All right. So in case you weren’t counting. Hey there, Buck. His name is Mr. Mayaguez. He came from Maya West. He and his sister are here. There are three major crises that we have. Getting this from unshadowed.

He. He did a good job. Christian Westbrook. And he’s talking about the three crises. And these were all declared back in March right when the Hormutz thing happened. And right along with them were a whole bunch of policy recommendations that happened. And if you remember there websites where they’re tracking governments that are implementing the policy recommendations. They’ve totally gamified government. Right. It’s crazy that way. They’re keeping track of each other that way. But. So the first crisis was an energy crisis. Of course, the IEA recommended that these policy things are things you should look forward to depending on which country you’re in.

Some of them are implementing all of them. But, you know, these are very likely. This is basically the globalist telling you what they intend to do as this thing unfolds. Oh, my colors are spectacular. Can you see that? Oh, it’s beautiful. Limiting access to roads, rationing of fuels, work from home, limit the days available for public offices. Yeah. And yeah, @iea.org there’s a 2026 energy crisis policy response Tracker. So you can look up any government and see how well they’re implementing the policies that are recommended by the iea. No kidding. I was shocked. Like Sri Lanka has implemented all of them or something.

These are the different countries are implementing it and they have a scorecard up there of which ones are doing it and which ones are doing the best. Okay, well, the second crisis, and this was the WEF and the UNFAO said there is a food crisis. No kidding. And what their recommendations are is drone surveillance of farmland and use gene edited crops. Let’s see, what else did they have? Expand affordable credit to farmers. And. And that’s basically so that they basically have all the farmers, you know, expand the credit. Once you give them the credit, then you’re like hooked into their system is you’re a farmer, then you then have to do whatever there are going to be all kinds of stipulations with that easy money that comes with that registration of farms created a centralized database of all food production on the planet.

Right. And they are working toward this. They are really. Which one of those evil ones so hard to keep up with all the evil entities. It wasn’t Oracle or was it Palatir? Anyway, they have an entire database of all. All of the farmland and all of the farmers. And they want to have one farm, one whatever. And all kinds of input on inputs and outputs and production. And they’re just basically trying to completely control like every grain of corn or wheat that gets produced. So that was the second crisis. We got energy and food. And the third one is the UN declared a water bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy. And yes. No, seriously. I think what was really interesting about that was they turned it. They pitched it in commercial terms, water bankruptcy. So. And bankruptcy implies like a crisis is something we might be able to get over. Right. A bankruptcy is something that is permanent and is, you know, whatever. Anyway, some of their policy recommendations. I don’t have the ins. The website for tracking. Can you believe this? Enforce limits on usage and tokenize water. I don’t tokenize water. Right. So enforcing limits on usage. So, you know, there’s smart meters and smart. I don’t know how they would ever keep track with me here.

Like, my water line is way down the street there. I don’t even know where the water meter is. But there are a lot of water meters just like your electric meter that they’ve got all this technology on it so they can pick up like voices and sounds and stuff from the vibrations in the water. And the water meter has the sensors to be able to know where you are, what room you’re in, what you’re talking about, and then of course, how much you use. And then like they can cut you off. Okay, you use more than 100 gallons today, you’re done.

Right. Okay. There has been water mapping in the US People have been reporting these helicopters flying over with these gigantic, like, they’re like hexagonal antennas. And so that’s. They’re. They’re mapping every bit of water everywhere. Underground water, streams. Is the case. What is this thing trying to tell me here? What is it that. Are we in trouble with the. This thing is giving me a message. I don’t know if I’m low on battery or something. So anyway. Yeah. Yep. Oh, it’s Oracle. That. That’s this one. Not Palantir. They. Then they do meter management. They actually are managing data from Meters from at least 100 utilities and about 115 million meters.

These are water meters in the United States. So this is like not going to happen. This is happening. So those are the policy recommendations, AKA what you can expect with the three major crisis that we have going on. I think there’s a few other crises too, but we don’t need to go into any more than that. Okay. So the DRE dossier had a really funny headline. It’s a boy, it’s a girl, It’s a shareholder. She was talking about the new Trump accounts. And she didn’t go into the account that got created when you were born and your Social Security number and all that, and your birth certificate and all that.

But. But apparently these Trump accounts are just putting it right out there front and center. Center public. I didn’t go into that a whole bunch. I thought the headline was super funny. Okay, you ready for this one? Patent number 650-6148. Nervous system manipulation from monitors. This was like just 25 years ago that this patent was filed. And it discusses how they. I was talking about this last week where they can transmit. And it doesn’t have to be a high level of radiation. It’s RF energy, radio frequency energy. It doesn’t have to be high energy, but it’s the modulation, the frequency modulation that they put on it.

And they can create drowsiness, they can create sexual excitement, anger, happiness, feeling good, belonging, dissociation. They have all these different emotions that they can elicit with these modulations. On a 30 foot TV, on a 30 foot screen, a 30 inch television. Which is stinky these days, isn’t it? People have television, so I don’t have one. I don’t have a television at all. I got enough on my computer. Like they have these like 4 foot by 8 foot, like the whole wall TV anyway. Just a 30 inch television at a 12 foot distance. This can affect you.

So that’s 25 years ago. Imagine what they’re doing today. All right. Okay. Siglis signal had a really interesting. You know, I’ve been really interested in the jab, right. The, the vax. Why? Why what? What, what really is the purpose for the vax? Of course there’s probably multiple purposes, but you know, I’m really interested in what, what the heck. All right. And he says, or he, she, I don’t know which one it is, but we’ll go with he. The reason for the jab is not death. That doesn’t make any sense. Why kill off a bunch of people? They need you around paying taxes and working and doing stuff.

That’s what he says. It’s not for tracking. They already have that. You are a moving walking bag of salt water. And even if you weren’t carrying your phone around with you all the time, time, which is a tracking device, you know, just by virtue of your body and the ions and your electrical energy field. And then of course they have all kinds of tracking with the wi Fi and the 5G and the Smart meters. Like they know you, they don’t need to track you. That’s not what the jab is for. He says that the low levels of energy and the modulation frequency is key.

So he. And so again, that same patent that I was just talking about, like they can do that. Fear, pain, anger suppressed thinking, decision making, release dopamines to make you feel good. And he says that this graphene oxide which is loaded in these jabs really amps up that response in the human body. So you know, if you were going to respond to it before, if you’ve got this graphene oxide. Yeah, so he said in the beginning there’s a group called the targeted individuals TI’s. He said in the beginning. Yeah. He believes that there were people that were targeted individually because they wanted to test out levels and response rates and da da, da, da.

He says no, that’s not it anymore. Now it is regional and population wide like. And what he is surmising is that they just, they kind of have a low level of angst going on all the time. They have the low level of suppression of critical thinking going on, the low level of anger. They don’t have to support, they don’t have to supply you with anything. You just kind of got this edginess going on. Then you, you’ll supply whatever you need to get angry about. You’ll come up with something. Who knows what your favorite influencer that will piss you off will do.

Okay. So, yeah, so anyway, yeah, we live in a really, really, really crazy time and I’m kind of wondering if wearing a tinfoil hat isn’t a bad idea. Really? You know, like, would that protect my brain from all these modulated earth waves? I don’t know. I am a conspiracy theorist, so why not? I should get the tinfoil hat, right? You want one too? I want one. I’ve always wanted at least one of those baseball caps that says tinfoil on it. It’d be so cute. The way this is being structured, it is going to be a blip.

Like it’s, it’s gonna be A hammer down situation. Yeah, I’ve been just reflecting like what one third of the world, world’s energy has been shut off like now. The price of gas is not reflected in that at all there. And they’re painting to tape, so to speak. Right. Chris Martinson over at Peak Prosperity did a really good analysis of what the price of oil and gas really should be based on sulfur. Sulfur is a byproduct. When they refine crude oil and they don’t manipulate that market, there’s not a lot of futures in it. And then the paper, they can’t do it.

It’s gone up like 500 or 600% since the Hormuts thing started. So really, gas at what is it now? $4 a gallon. It should really be like 20, 20 or $25 a gallon. Right. Diesel would be, you know, somewhere north of $30 a gallon. $50 a gallery. Reason that it would seems that they’re keeping that suppressed is that they want to drain out all the reserves and they want to, they want to destroy that. And then when, when we hit that wall, when we, when we, when we. There’s gonna be some hard reality when we hit that.

When your battery runs out of power and your phone turns off. It turns off. Oh, well, where were we? Let’s get back to the news. Oh my God, how horrible the times we’re living in. It really, really is like, man, what a time to incarnate. What were you thinking when you said, yeah, I want to be alive this time period? Actually, it’s quite an honor, really. This is. This has happened thousands of times, right? These. Civilization. Oh, horse is not. Hold on a second. I hope horse is not. I’ve got the fence. I got the electric fence up.

I just heard something that made me think horse might be. No, he’s not in here. Okay. I don’t know how lucky I am to live here. It’s so beautiful. I just love it. This. I do my morning tours now. Here, let’s go walk down a little bit. Anyway, where was I? I. Yes, I do distract myself. I’m an intuitive, you know, intj. Right. And we do that a lot. We drive other personality types crazy. Okay. Yes. The bad, bad news. Oh, but here’s some good news. Like I am gaining weight because I told you my two responses to stress are I eat and then I go shopping.

Well, I’m out of money now, so shopping has quit for the time being. I’m. And I’m not getting on the scale, but I’m figuring I’ll Lose weight during the famine. Gosh, that’s terrible. All right, well, CarMax is laying more people off because people are not buying used cars anymore. I saw an interesting thing about the used car dealers. They’re like, you know, if somebody. The used cars are really turning out to be bad like it used to be, you could buy a decent used car because people just wanted to upgrade to a new one. But now new ones are so expensive.

If you have a decent used card, you’re not selling it. And the only reason you’re selling a used car now is because it really has problems. So anyway, buyer beware in that market. My computer died. Oh my goodness. So I took it to the local shop. I hope the guy can fix it over and over and over again. Have backups, have resiliency. Yeah. Now I got to get a backup to my backup because my backup is the primary. That could be a song. My backup to the backup. Yeah. All right. Parallel Mike did a really interesting thing.

So you remember I’ve been telling you over the time, you know, substack is definitely corrupted, corroded, whatever. It’s still like kind of a cool platform. And it’s a way for me to communicate to you and to be able to help and do whatever I can do in the world. I have noticed that, you know, my growth rate, I don’t really look at the numbers that my. I don’t care. You know, I don’t care. I’m doing what I can do to help and that’s good. But my numbers have like flatlined. And I wouldn’t be surprised if they start dropping just like what happened me on YouTube, Facebook and all these other platforms.

You know, YouTube. You know, it’s almost. Doesn’t make any sense for me to post there anymore. And, and I used to get, you know, tens of thousands of views per video. No, no, no. We cannot have you learning, people learning about, you know, growing food or being self sufficient. Okay. Anyway, Parallel Mike did this whole analysis on. He’s been noticing there’s a huge amount of influencers, financial influencers now starting to talk about buy U.S. treasury. Is there a great deal? And I guess kind of on the surface of it, you know, with interest rates going up, generally in general bonds, when interest rates go up, bonds do better.

Right. They become more valuable. But yeah, anyway, Mike is pointing out that, you know, all of the central banks in the world are selling their stuff. All the sovereign nations are selling all their bonds, all their US Treasuries. You should do what the bankers do. Like in that case, if you want good financial advice, check in with your local central banker. Anyway, he was noticing and he’s apparently been getting hit by substack too, that the algorithm on substack is just how many. How much money your subscribers generate. And he’s like, yeah, you know, if you wanted to get the top 100 influencers on Substack, you could easily do it.

Like, I think it only cost $100 million to buy the top 100 spots of influence on Substack. I don’t think they even need to spend that much money because they own the platform. But it’s just to show the whole thing is, is gamified. Reminds me of that story. Was it. Is it J.P. morgan or Rockefeller? One of those guys, you know, the rich dudes. And somebody was asking him, you know, you know, you own the media, you know, you own the. How much does it cost you to pay off a report, you know, a reporter to write an article in the.

And the Rockefeller or whatever just turned to him and says, I just pay a salary. Exactly. So Hurricane Polo happening. There’s also that northeastern happening. Like all kinds of bad weather stuff happening. The real question, and it’s really interesting, what I’m fascinated by is watching. I’m getting ready to do a short trip to the west coast. So I’m getting a. Interested in like the weather over there. Gonna do a last minute trip to visit a bunch of family. And I think, I think now’s a good time to do it. I think this may be the last time to travel for a while anyway.

Like just these weather guys are just like, well, we don’t know how it can go from a tropical storm to a category five in 24 hours. Like we’ve never seen it, you know, in the past it’s taken taking like they’re, they’re just, you could just see. These guys are like, how am I gonna explain this to people? The heck is going on? So, yeah, interesting. They’re even talking about a category six now. So category five is like 180 miles per hour and they’re talking about this one may go up. They’ve never been. There’s never been a Category 6 hurricane.

So they’re talking about a new category. All right. In my personal life, I have decided to buy a refrigerator. I know, right? I’ve been using that chest freezer forever for years and years. And if I live in a, If I rent a place that has a refrigerator, of course I use their fridge. But most the places I’ve been in are Unfurnished. And if you remember, I just take a small, I don’t know, a six foot cubic foot freezer and put a little thermostat on it. Very easy. You get like this 30 thermostat. I like, I think it’s called Inkbird or something like that.

And you can set the temperature to whatever you want. So I said it to you know like 38, 40 or something like that. And then I just use that. And I’ve always known it’s super efficient. I never got around to measuring it. But now I’m like, I want a really real refrigerator, like one that opens up. And you know what I want? I want one with the glass door so I can like see what’s in there. You know, I’m getting really tired of going over the top and reaching down in to find stuff and doing stuff vertically.

And I’m like, I’m going to do this. Actually you need to buy a few more legacy drives so I can afford it. But anyway, anyway, I’ve been looking at the efficiency. You know, I’ve got this solar panels here and I’ve actually lived in off grid houses for a while and you know, energy, you become very conscious of how much energy you’re using and how much energy appliances use. And refrigerators are like, well, air conditioners are the hog, but refrigerators are pretty big hogs. And so I was like, oh man, trying to make this dish, I buy another solar system or whatever, you know, how do I do this? Or.

And then, you know, glass door refrigerators are the most inefficient on the planet. Right. You know, so anyway, I just wanted to tell you I’ve been doing a lot of research on this. So the chest freezer is by far the most energy efficient. So if you need to worry about, you know, going forward in getting energy and you, you should. We’ve just had an announcement by the energy company here. 7% increase and then they’ll probably do another one immediately after that. But it turns out that that chest freezer conversion for that small chest freezer that I have, it really only uses between 100 to 250 watts a day.

That is incredibly low. Right. Your standard fridge is somewhere between 1200 and 2400 watts in a day. Now in some ways that sounds like a lot and it, and it. Well, let me give you an idea. A light bulb, 100 watt light bulb, like an incandescent light bulb is 100 watts. And if you kept it on all day long 24 hours, that would be 2400 watts and you’re like, it’s a light bulb, you know. So I guess, you know, in the grand scheme of thing, a modern refrigerator being between 1200 and 2400 watts is not a big deal.

But a solar system to do that would probably be like if you want a 1 kilowatt solar system, well, let’s say, let’s do the 2400 kilowatt solar you’d need, gosh, I don’t know, you know, like four or five panels and a battery bank and, and stuff like that. Like it’s an amazing amount, amount of energy that you need. And so I’ve been doing all those calculations and I have to say I found a resource that is incredible and I highly, highly recommend it. It’s called off gridauthority.com and yeah, I’ve been, they’ve got great guides. They’ll go through all the different, like refrigeration is just one of them.

They go through all the different styles, talk about what energy level it is, how many, you know, how much solar you’re going to need, probably what size battery you’re going to need. And they go into a whole bunch of other aspects of living off grid. Off gridauthority.com really, really excellent resource. I’ll put a link down for you below in the description. Really, really good. And I’m actually looking for a way to like download the whole website. I’ll get back with you on that. I’m trying out a couple of different software things for that. So again, like we really have to grab stuff.

If you find something that looks really good, that’s you, like, you know, you need to get that information now because they are scrubbing the Internet. The AI is screwing the Internet up. I don’t need to go into that. There’s a whole bunch of information on that. You can find it easily. But yeah, you aren’t going to be able to trust the Internet. Well, you can’t right now really. But there’s, there’s some gems of honesty and integrity and the way. And off grid they’re great. It’s just really clear, simple, excellent. They have all kinds of tools. They have, it’s really, really a great website.

The way they make their money is they have Amazon links and affiliate links. So if you use them and you know, you do decide to go ahead and buy that inverter or that battery or whatever it is that you use their links, by all means support them. But really, really excellent resource for you. So I, and I’ll let you know which, which software I end up going with to be able to download stuff like that and, and preserve, you know, websites. Yeah, I’m actually getting ready to do a presentation for the Non conformist series. It’s an online event for non conformists and my presentation is going to be just on that of like what influencers do.

I trust. How do, how can you go get that information, you know, that they’ve made available, you know, how can you get that? How can you build your own digital online library? Not online, your own digital vault that you need because this information is rapidly disappearing and there are a lot of really, really good hearted people that have put a lot of great information out there and have it available to you. And if I might make a pitch for that legacy drive because I want to buy a refrigerator. Okay, don’t feel sorry for me at all, please.

I have spent, spent enough money on rabbits and rabbit tractors and I’m gonna be fine. But if you do need a one terabyte disk full of all kinds of data and stuff, you know, feel free to pick one up. All right, I’m gonna get back with you later. Got a lot of really cool interviews coming up. If I can find the footage with my computer broken down, it’ll be hard. I got one with Jason Kristoff, did one with Glenn Meader. I’m gonna get that posted up. He’s got a boot camp coming up on how to, how to be prepared to be debanked or how to have an alternative to the banking system.

Very important information. And as you know, he’s really good with folks that are not very technically savvy. So anyway, I really want to get around to interviewing David Weiss. The flat earth guy. I like that guy. Okay, we’ll talk to you later. This, Marjorie, the way this is being structured, it is going to be a blip, like it’s, it’s gonna be a hammer down situation. Yeah, I’ve been just reflecting like what one third of the world’s energy has been shut off like now the price of gas is not reflected in that at all there. And they’re painting to tape, so to speak.

Right. Chris Martinson over at Peak Prosperity did a really good analysis of what the price of oil and gas really should be based on. Sulfur. Sulfur is a byproduct. When they refine crude oil and they don’t manipulate that market, there’s not a lot of futures in it. And then the paper, they can’t do it. It’s gone up like 500 or 600. 600.% since the hormuts thing started. So really, gas at what is it now? $4 a gallon. It should really be like 20. 20 or $25 a gallon. Right. Diesel would be, you know, somewhere north of $30 a gallon, $50 a gallon.

The only reason that it would seems that they’re keeping that suppressed is that they want to drain out all the reserves and they want to. They want to destroy that. And then when. When we hit that wall, when we. When we. When we. There’s gonna be some hard reality when we hit that. When your battery runs out of power and your phone turns off, it turns off. Oh, well, where were we? Let’s get back to the news. Oh, my God, how horrible. The times we’re living in. It really is like, man, what a time to reincarnate.

What were you thinking when you said, yeah, I want to be alive this time period? Actually, it’s quite an honor, really. This is. This has happened thousands of times, right? These civilization. Oh, horse is not. Hold on a second. I hope horse is not. I’ve got the fence. I got the electric fence up. I just heard something that made me think horse might be. No, he’s not in here. Okay. I don’t know how lucky I am to live here. It’s so beautiful. I just love it. This. I do my morning tours now. Here, let’s go walk down a little bit.

Anyway, where was I? I. Yes, I do distract myself. I’m an intuitive, you know, intj. Right. And we do that a lot. We drive other personality types crazy. Okay. Yes. The bad, bad news. Oh, but here’s some good news. I’m like, I am gaining weight because I told you my two responses to stress are I eat and then I go shopping. Well, I’m out of money now, so shopping is quit for the time being. I’m. And I’m not getting on the scale, but I’m figuring I’ll lose weight during the famine. Gosh, that’s terrible. All right, well, CarMax is laying more people off because people are not buying used cars anymore.

I saw an interesting thing about the used car dealers. They’re like, you know, if somebody. The used cars are really turning out to be bad like it used to be, you could buy a decent used car because people just wanted to upgrade to a new one. But now new ones are so expensive. If you have a decent used car, you’re not selling it. And the only reason you. You’re selling a used car now is because it really has problems. So anyway, buyer beware in that Market, my computer died. Oh, my goodness. So I took it to the local shop.

I hope the guy can fix it over and over and over again. Have backups, have resiliency. Yeah. Now I got to get a backup to my backup because my backup is the primary. Gosh, that could be a song. My backup to the backup. Yeah. All right. Parallel Mike did a really interesting thing. So you remember I’ve been telling you over the time, you know, substack is definitely corrupted, corroded, whatever. It’s still like kind of a cool platform. And it’s a way for me to communicate to you and to be able to help and, and do whatever I can do in the world.

I have noticed that, you know, my growth rate, I don’t really look at the numbers that much. I don’t care. You know, I don’t care. I’m doing what I can do to help and, and, and, and that’s good. But my numbers have like, flatlined and I wouldn’t be surprised if they start dropping just like what happened to me on YouTube, Facebook and all these other platforms. You know, YouTube. You know, it almost doesn’t make any sense for me to post there anymore. And, and I used to get, you know, tens of thousands of views per video.

No, no, no. We cannot have you learning, people learning about, you know, growing food or being self sufficient. Okay. Anyway, Parallel Mike did this whole analysis on. He’s been noticing there’s a huge amount of influencers, financial influencers, influencers now starting to talk about buy U S Treasuries. They’re a great deal. And I guess kind of on the surface of it, you know, with interest rates going up, generally in general bonds, when interest rates go up, bonds do better. Right? They become more valuable. But yeah, anyway, Mike is pointing out that, you know, all of the central banks in the world are selling their stuff, all the sovereign nations and are selling all their bonds, all their US Treasuries.

You should do what the bankers do. Like, in that case, if you want good financial advice, check in with your local central banker. Anyway, he was noticing, and he’s apparently been getting hit by substack too, that the, my. The algorithm on substack is just how many, how much money your subscribers generate. And he’s like, yeah, you know, if you wanted to get the top 100 influencers on Substack, you could easily do it. Like, I think it only cost $100 million to buy the top 100 spots of influence on Substack. I don’t think they even need to Spend that much money because they own the platform.

But it’s just to show the whole thing is gamified. Reminds me of that story. Was it, is it JP Morgan or Rockefeller? One of those guys, you know, the rich dudes. And somebody was asking him, you know, you know, you own the media, you know, you own the. How much does it cost you to pay off a report, you know, a reporter to write an article in the. And the Rockefeller or whatever just turned to him and says, I just pay a salary. Exactly. So Hurricane Polo happening. There’s also that Northeastern happening, like all kinds of bad weather stuff happening.

The real question, and it’s really interesting, what I’m fascinated by is watching. I’m getting ready to do a short trip to the west coast. So I’m getting interested in all the weather over there. Gonna do a last minute trip to visit a bunch of family. And I think, I think now’s a good time to do it. I think this may be the last time to travel for a while anyway. Like just these weather guys are just like, well, we don’t know how it can go from a tropical storm to a category five in 24 hours. Like, we’ve never seen it, you know, in the path it’s taking.

Like they’re, they’re just, you could just see. These guys are like, how am I going to explain this to people? What the heck is going on? So, yeah, interesting. They’re even talking about a category six now. So category five is like 180 miles per hour and they’re talking about this one may go up. They’ve never been, there’s never been a Category 6 hurricane. So they’re, they’re talking about a new category. All right. In my personal life, I have decided to buy a refrigerator. I know, right? I’ve been using that chest freezer forever for years and years.

And if I live in a, if I rent a place that has a refrigerator, of course I use their fridge. But most the places I’ve been in are unfurnished. If you remember. I just take a small, I don’t know, a six foot cubic foot freezer and put a little thermostat on it very easily. Get like this $30 thermostat I like. I think it’s called Inkbird or something like that. And you can set the temperature to whatever you want. So I set it to, you know, like 38, 40 or something like that. And then I just use that.

And I’ve always known it’s super efficient. I never got around to measuring it but now I’m like, I want a real refrigerator. Like when that opens up and you know what I want? I want one with the glass do door so I can like see what’s in there. You know, I’m getting really tired of going over the top and reaching down in to find stuff and doing stuff vertically. And I’m like, I’m gonna do this. Actually, you need to buy a few more legacy drives so I can afford it. But anyway, anyway, I’ve been looking at.

The thing is, you know, I’ve got this solar panels here and I’ve actually lived in off grid houses for, for a while. And you know, energy, you become very conscious of how much energy you’re using and how much energy appliances use. And refrigerators are like, well, air conditioners are the hog, but refrigerators are pretty big hogs. And so I was like, oh man, trying to make this distance. I buy another solar system or whatever, you know, how do I do this? Or. And then, you know, glass door refrigerators are the most inefficient on the planet. Right.

You know, so anyway, I just wanted to tell you I’ve been doing a lot of research on this. So the chest freezer is by far the most energy efficient. So if you need to worry about, you know, going forward in getting energy and you should, we’ve just had an announcement by the energy company here. 7% increase and then they’ll probably do another one immediately after that. But it turns out that that chest freezer conversion for that small chest freezer that I have, it really only uses between 100 to 250 watts a day. That is incredibly low.

Right. Your standard fridge is somewhere between 1200 and 2400 watts in a day. Now in some ways that sounds like a lot and it, and it. Well, let me give you an idea. A light bulb, 100 watt light bulb incandescent light bulb is 100 watts. And if you kept it on all day long 24 hours, that would be 2400 watts. And you’re like, it’s a light bulb, you know. So I guess, you know, in the grand scheme of thing, a modern refrigerator being between 1200 and 2400 watts is not a big deal. But a solar system to do that would probably be like if you want a 1 kilowatt solar solar system.

Well, let’s say, let’s do the 2400 kilowatt solar. You’d need, gosh, I don’t know, you know, like four or five panels and a battery bank and, and stuff like that. Like it’s an amazing amount of energy that you need. And so I’ve been doing all those calculations and I have to say I found a resource that is incredible and I highly, highly recommend it. It’s called off gridauthority.com and yeah, I’ve been, they’ve got great guides. They’ll go through all the different, like refrigeration is just one of them. They go through all the different styles, talk about what energy level it is, how many, you know, how much solar you’re going to need, probably what size battery you’re going to need and they go into a whole bunch of other aspects of living off grid.

Off gridauthority.com really, really excellent resource. I’ll put a link down for you below in the description. Really, really good. And I’m actually looking for a way to like download the whole website. I’ll get back with you on that. I’m trying out a couple of different software things for that. So again like we really have to grab stuff. If you find something that looks really good that’s you like, you know, you need to get that information now because they are scrubbing the Internet. The AI is screwing the Internet up. I don’t need to go into that. There’s a whole bunch of information on that.

You can find it easily. But yeah, you aren’t going to be able to trust the Internet. Well, you can’t right now really. But there’s, there’s some gems of honesty and integrity and the way and Oscar, they’re great. It’s just really clear, simple, excellent. They have all kinds of tools. They have these, it’s really, really a great website. The way they make their money is they have Amazon links and affiliate links. So if you use them and you know, you do decide to go ahead and buy that inverter or that battery or whatever it is that you, you know, use their links, by all means support them but really, really excellent resource for you.

So, and I’ll let you know which, which software I end up going with to be able to download stuff like that and, and preserve, you know, websites. Yeah, I’m actually getting ready to do a presentation for the Non Conformist series. It’s an online event for non conformists and my presentation is going to be just on that of like what influencers do I trust. How do, how can you go get that information, you know, that they’ve made available, you know, how can you get that, how can you build your own digital online library? Not online, your own digital vault that you need because this information is rapidly disappearing and there are a lot of really, really good hearted people that have put a lot of great information out there and have it available to you.

And if I might make a pitch for that legacy drive because I want to buy a refrigerator. Okay, don’t feel sorry for me at all, please. I have spent, spent enough money on rabbits and rabbit tractors and I’m gonna be fine. But if you do need a one terabyte disk full of all kinds of data and stuff, you know, feel free to pick one up. All right, I’m gonna get back with you later. Got a lot of really cool interviews coming up. If I can find the footage with my computer broken down, it’ll be hard. I got one with Jason Kristoff.

Did one with Glenn Meter. I’m going to get that posted. Up, up. He’s got a boot camp coming up on how to, how to be prepared to be debanked or how to have an alternative to the banking system. Very important information. And as you know, he’s really good with folks that are not very technically savvy. So anyway, I really want to get around to interviewing David Weiss. The flat earth guy. I like that guy. Okay, we’ll talk to you later. This Marjorie.
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