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buffalo_girl wrote: February 6th, 2022, 9:18 am Hey, Niemand (Nemo) ~ Is the large thistle considered an invasive weed in Scotland? I’ve always considered them beautiful & the most wonderfully scented flower. My horse ate them with careful relish when I was a child.

Here, in the Dakotas formulations of herbicide destroy every plant within miles to eradicate a single cluster of Scotch thistle.
Hi, I'd best point out I'm nothing to do with Nemo the Mormon. I actually used this name on a non-LDS forum and recycled it here. They both mean "nobody".

No, not quite invasive. It's a native weed, and people do remove it, but it isn't considered a pest. We do have big problems with a few invasive weeds here - Giant Hogweed, Japanese Knotweed, Himalayan Balsam etc... the first one's really nasty.

The thistle is a national symbol because supposedly a Norseman/Viking sat on one during an ambush and alerted the Scottish soldiers of his presence. Something like that. Some people think there is a deeper link, because there used to be a tribe called the Taexali here and that their name may be based on an old name for a thistle or connected to the Dutch island of Texel. But that's dubious.

Yes, I think they are pretty when they are flowering but a nuisance most of the time... however if you're interested in preparedness, there are several parts of the thistle which are edible, including the roots, the "nuts" and so on. Coarse eating, but a food source most folk wouldn't even look at twice, like dandelions etc. By nuts, I mean the seeds at the bottom of the fluff.

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Hi, I'd best point out I'm nothing to do with Nemo the Mormon. I actually used this name on a non-LDS forum and recycled it here. They both mean "nobody".
I didn't know about "Nemo the Mormon". Actually, I took the name 'Nemo' - the legal scribe - from Dickens' "Bleak House" as you had previously mentioned that Niemand also means "no man".

Artichoke are likewise thistles. I will remember that the big Scotch thistles can provide nutrition. I use nettles quite extensively in our diet. They are high in protein, as well as trace minerals - even iodine - in our far from the sea home here in the United States.

Great story about the Viking betraying his presence. Who are considered indigenous Scots? Some of my mother's ancestry traces into Scotland, but I suspect they were mostly Danes.

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buffalo_girl wrote: February 6th, 2022, 11:56 am
Hi, I'd best point out I'm nothing to do with Nemo the Mormon. I actually used this name on a non-LDS forum and recycled it here. They both mean "nobody".
I didn't know about "Nemo the Mormon". Actually, I took the name 'Nemo' - the legal scribe - from Dickens' "Bleak House" as you had previously mentioned that Niemand also means "no man".

Artichoke are likewise thistles. I will remember that the big Scotch thistles can provide nutrition. I use nettles quite extensively in our diet. They are high in protein, as well as trace minerals - even iodine - in our far from the sea home here in the United States.

Great story about the Viking betraying his presence. Who are considered indigenous Scots? Some of my mother's ancestry traces into Scotland, but I suspect they were mostly Danes.
There's an English YouTuber called Nemo the Mormon. I've watched a few of his videos. He did quite a good one about the church's UK finances... very critical.

However, by another coincidence (or at least one I never thought of) the Scottish motto is "Nemo me impune lacessit".

I don't know if these grow round your way, but dandelions and stinging nettles are hated by every gardener but you can eat both of them - you have to boil up the nettles when they're young, but they have good iron content in them.

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Yes, nettles grow wild here. I dry the leaves for winter tea, and blanch and freeze the spring greens. I know dandelions are a good tonic and highly nutritious, but have been slow in utilizing them. I let them go to seed to attract the yellow finches in early summer. Our bird population has fallen off terribly in the 20-years we've lived here. Of course, everyone poisons dandelions and any other plant competing with market crops.

One of my mother's brothers was a prisoner in a German prison camp during WWII. He survived by eating nettles he found growing in and around the compound. He began making 'rock' soup, which he likewise flavored with nettles. I'm sure other prisoners survived by these efforts, too. We learn to do what we must to survive.

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buffalo_girl wrote: February 6th, 2022, 1:52 pm Yes, nettles grow wild here. I dry the leaves for winter tea, and blanch and freeze the spring greens. I know dandelions are a good tonic and highly nutritious, but have been slow in utilizing them. I let them go to seed to attract the yellow finches in early summer. Our bird population has fallen off terribly in the 20-years we've lived here. Of course, everyone poisons dandelions and any other plant competing with market crops.

One of my mother's brothers was a prisoner in a German prison camp during WWII. He survived by eating nettles he found growing in and around the compound. He began making 'rock' soup, which he likewise flavored with nettles. I'm sure other prisoners survived by these efforts, too. We learn to do what we must to survive.
Dandelions work okay in salads. I recommend soaking the leaves in water overnight. They are a bit bitter but this makes them less so. You can also dry out the roots and turn them into "coffee"/"tea". They're supposedly good for your waterworks, especially men.

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Chip wrote: September 21st, 2021, 2:41 pm My sister-in-law developed very aggressive gallbladder and liver cancer a few months after the shots. She is inoperable and basically on home hospice now. I am sure she does not connect the shot to her cancer, because she has strong belief in the efficacy of the vaxxx. If you aren't vaxxxed, you are not allowed to visit her.

Another sister-in-law developed an auto-immune disease about two weeks after the 2nd shot. She had pain in her lower legs and after some blood tests, they made this determination.

These are just my family members.
"Just this week, Senator Ron Johnson held a roundtable with DOD whistleblowers, including Plaintiff SIGOLOFF, discussing data from the DOD databases showing that diagnoses of serious cardiovascular diseases, neurological disorders and certain cancers had increased anywhere from 300% (3x) to 2,000% (20x) in 2021, when vaccinations started, compared to the five-year average for 2016-2020. See Ex. 12, Sen. Ron Johnson Letter to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, III (Feb. 1, 2022)."

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Hugh Akston wrote: November 5th, 2021, 8:26 pm
Reluctant Watchman wrote: November 5th, 2021, 8:03 pm
Hugh Akston wrote: November 5th, 2021, 7:57 pm My experience:

(1) Fairly dramatic loss of hearing around five days after second dose; six months on the loss has abated a little but still pretty bad.

(2) Intermittent chest pains and heart palpitations for about two months after the second dose. I had two episodes where I was thinking I’d call for help/go to the ER if it got any worse and luckily it settled down.

Im not convinced that I haven’t damaged my immune system in ways that might cause problems down the road. Tbh, idgaf at this point, clown world being what it is.
Wow, I am sorry to hear of your vax damage. I know this may be a bit personal, but what was it that encouraged you to take the shots in the first place?
Work required it, but I made the choice and did it knowing it was risky. I do regret getting it, but I won’t be able to blame anyone because I feel that I was adequately warned. Have you ever watched @#!!$#!%? Stunts go wrong.
You weren't adequately informed.

Or at least hold off on that until more information becomes more widespread


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Silver Pie wrote: November 6th, 2021, 8:14 pm
4Joshua8 wrote: November 5th, 2021, 3:13 pm Someone needs to gather all the injury stories we on this forum alone have and send them to the church HQ and cite the research that shows that they are not effective, and then and ask for a response on the "safe and effective" claims and a response on why they are mandating vaxx. My guess is they'd just double down and repeat the same-old lines, using terms like "wise and thoughtful" and "safe and effective."
I think it would be great to gather all the injury stories as proof if we ever get as far as something akin to the Nuremberg
Already started

https://brandnewtube.com/watch/reiner-f ... Wew6V.html

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I'm late to the party I get it but look at this as another witness

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Reluctant Watchman wrote: February 6th, 2022, 8:42 am From a friend: “The undertaker I moonlight for (I’m retired) told me that he can see the clotting in the blood of the victims versus those who didn’t take it when he does embalming. I picked up a body one night. The cop on the scene, not wearing a mask said, ‘I’ve never seen a COVID death, but I’ve seen vaxed deaths. We need to turn off NPR and cnn and talk to those on the frontlines.’”
I heard the same thing from a friend who heard it from a mortician who has noticed that the monthly cadaver rate has doubled this past month over the highest number they would get in the past. Also, the number had been steadily rising the last several months. He had his embalmers check some of the cadavers and they discovered unusual 'long' blood clots in them.

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larsenb wrote: February 6th, 2022, 3:31 pm
Reluctant Watchman wrote: February 6th, 2022, 8:42 am From a friend: “The undertaker I moonlight for (I’m retired) told me that he can see the clotting in the blood of the victims versus those who didn’t take it when he does embalming. I picked up a body one night. The cop on the scene, not wearing a mask said, ‘I’ve never seen a COVID death, but I’ve seen vaxed deaths. We need to turn off NPR and cnn and talk to those on the frontlines.’”
I heard the same thing from a friend who heard it from a mortician who has noticed that the monthly cadaver rate has doubled this past month over the highest number they would get in the past. Also, the number had been steadily rising the last several months. He had his embalmers check some of the cadavers and they discovered unusual 'long' blood clots in them.
My husband works with 5 insurance companies, and they are starting to be very concerned about the overage of deaths continuing, instead of just being a quarterly fluke. Some fluke, a Sigma event rate that would only occur less than once in the age of the universe....... If you remember that insurance company CEO who released this information to the Indiana press, his company is one my husband has policies issued through.

Note: We use insurance whole life policies for Infinite Banking Concept. It’s all about the cash value, not about insurance coverage.

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larsenb wrote: February 6th, 2022, 3:31 pm I heard the same thing from a friend who heard it from a mortician who has noticed that the monthly cadaver rate has doubled this past month over the highest number they would get in the past. Also, the number had been steadily rising the last several months. He had his embalmers check some of the cadavers and they discovered unusual 'long' blood clots in them.
Yes, this is real. Here's a mortician actually pulling a clot out of a cadaver's leg. Obviously, it's pretty graphic: https://brandnewtube.com/watch/graphic- ... 1NbuB.html

Not so graphic, but 30 minute long interview about it with the embalmer, Richard Hirschman: https://rumble.com/vtcsgw-worldwide-exc ... r-bef.html

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Egoof wrote: February 1st, 2022, 11:22 am
Reluctant Watchman wrote: February 1st, 2022, 10:50 am
Egoof wrote: February 1st, 2022, 10:41 am An update for my family - We've all developed open cancerous sores that fester over our hands and faces, but we had an awesome time on our cruise!
I didn't know they offered cruises to leprous colonies these days. :)
This one was special :) No in reality we're all just fine. My wife, I, and all my teenage children are 2 months post vaccination and we have had no noticeable side effects or health problems. I'm am grateful for this because I realize that isn't the case for everyone but I don't regret getting out on what could be our last full family vacation in a while. My oldest is planning on a mission here in the summer and my second oldest is going to college. None of us plan on getting the booster and I'm hoping that will be a possibility with our plans. With everyone and their dog getting Covid even after being vaxed and boosted, I'm hoping the powers that be will realize the ridiculousness of all this.
I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but caving to totalitarian governmental demands simply because you want to go on vacation is... well, you probably don't want to know what I think about that.

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Egoof: "With everyone and their dog getting Covid even after being vaxed and boosted, I'm hoping the powers that be will realize the ridiculousness of all this."

Right on!

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h_p wrote: February 6th, 2022, 4:26 pm
larsenb wrote: February 6th, 2022, 3:31 pm I heard the same thing from a friend who heard it from a mortician who has noticed that the monthly cadaver rate has doubled this past month over the highest number they would get in the past. Also, the number had been steadily rising the last several months. He had his embalmers check some of the cadavers and they discovered unusual 'long' blood clots in them.
Yes, this is real. Here's a mortician actually pulling a clot out of a cadaver's leg. Obviously, it's pretty graphic: https://brandnewtube.com/watch/graphic- ... 1NbuB.html

Not so graphic, but 30 minute long interview about it with the embalmer, Richard Hirschman: https://rumble.com/vtcsgw-worldwide-exc ... r-bef.html
I don't really know how to say this, but... I've seen quite a few medical textbooks, and I have a strong stomach for these things, but I've never seen anything like that before. It's extraordinary. I haven't watched autopsies so I don't know what it's like doing on someone who's been dead a while.

About the nearest thing I can compare this too is sometimes I've cleared out plastic pipes and there can be algae growing in there which clogs it up the same way. As far as I know, blood clots which kill people tend to be a lot smaller, although some snake venom seems to affect clotting.

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Egoof wrote: February 1st, 2022, 11:22 am
Reluctant Watchman wrote: February 1st, 2022, 10:50 am
Egoof wrote: February 1st, 2022, 10:41 am An update for my family - We've all developed open cancerous sores that fester over our hands and faces, but we had an awesome time on our cruise!
I didn't know they offered cruises to leprous colonies these days. :)
This one was special :) No in reality we're all just fine. My wife, I, and all my teenage children are 2 months post vaccination and we have had no noticeable side effects or health problems. I'm am grateful for this because I realize that isn't the case for everyone but I don't regret getting out on what could be our last full family vacation in a while. My oldest is planning on a mission here in the summer and my second oldest is going to college. None of us plan on getting the booster and I'm hoping that will be a possibility with our plans. With everyone and their dog getting Covid even after being vaxed and boosted, I'm hoping the powers that be will realize the ridiculousness of all this.
The "ridiculousness" is part of the psyop. Forcing people to accept nonsensical contradictory narratives gives you ultimate control over their minds because you destroy their capability for independent rational thought.

If you doubt that, ask the average covid zombie to give a rational coherent account their current worldview.

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BroJones wrote: February 6th, 2022, 7:20 pm Egoof: "With everyone and their dog getting Covid even after being vaxed and boosted, I'm hoping the powers that be will realize the ridiculousness of all this."

Right on!
I gotta hand it to you, you are definitely a glass half full kinda guy. :)

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Niemand wrote: February 6th, 2022, 7:26 am
Reluctant Watchman wrote: February 6th, 2022, 7:02 am
Niemand wrote: February 6th, 2022, 6:42 am An older member of the ward told me today he had intense pains in his shoulders after his jag. This happened months ago and he never spoke about it before to me.

This shows how reactions can be hidden even among people you know.


It’s back to the basics - you are what you eat (or put in your body).

He was also talking about how he was worried about "that missionary in Ireland with Covid". I asked him if the elder has had a positive test or if he is seriously sick, "I don't know."

So basically this guy a) hid a serious adverse reaction, and treated it like normal, but b) is concerned about someone he doesn't know is sick or not.

Plus in F&T today, one of the newer members was talking about how his family all got Covid, and were self-isolating in separate rooms. He told of how he had spent TEN DAYS in the one room ASYMPTOMATIC. Yes, that's right, no symptoms, shut in a wee room for ten days because of a positive test result. What is this doing to people psychologically?
Forced self-isolation. We have truly gone mad...
I have been studying isolation and the techniques prisoners use, because I keep fearing I'll end up in a cell/room somewhere on my own because of this. But doing it to myself? I did it to myself for four days in March 2020, in my home (not just one room) and that was bad enough. It damaged my physical and mental health. I actually was sick for a day or two... mildly, but still.

I'm glad to say the brother looked to be in okay mental shape. Governments are not only doing this to people, they are.

Oh, and another one. An older sister who I know to have had at least two shots is complaining she has "long Covid".

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Know of someone with multiple clots after the shot, then passed.

Someone hacked my message.

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darknesstolight wrote: February 6th, 2022, 3:12 pm
Silver Pie wrote: November 6th, 2021, 8:14 pm I think it would be great to gather all the injury stories as proof if we ever get as far as something akin to the Nuremberg
Already started

https://brandnewtube.com/watch/reiner-f ... Wew6V.html

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Thank you!! I did not know this. I am so glad it is happening. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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h_p wrote: February 6th, 2022, 4:26 pm
larsenb wrote: February 6th, 2022, 3:31 pm I heard the same thing from a friend who heard it from a mortician who has noticed that the monthly cadaver rate has doubled this past month over the highest number they would get in the past. Also, the number had been steadily rising the last several months. He had his embalmers check some of the cadavers and they discovered unusual 'long' blood clots in them.
Yes, this is real. Here's a mortician actually pulling a clot out of a cadaver's leg. Obviously, it's pretty graphic: https://brandnewtube.com/watch/graphic- ... 1NbuB.html

Not so graphic, but 30 minute long interview about it with the embalmer, Richard Hirschman: https://rumble.com/vtcsgw-worldwide-exc ... r-bef.html
Holy Crap! In my opinion, you should start a new thread with those links so (hopefully) more people will see them.

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Holy Clot! is right... :)

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Reluctant Watchman wrote: February 8th, 2022, 11:45 am Holy Clot! is right... :)
That's what I shoulda said. 😆

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I made a blog post giving an overview of the videos, then included the links. Thank you, Reluctant Watchman, larsenb and h_p, for bringing this to my attention.

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