This explains why my dog food today smells like something died in it. I bought it from H‑E‑B I think. Texas something. Today, I was getting the dog food out of the bin and it smelled bad. Like maybe a rat died in it or something. A couple of ladies told me, do not buy dog food make it. Rice and hamburger meat. That is going to cost me a heck of a lot more money.
My wife did find some organic dog food; cheaper and less hassle than making it. She added rice. Nobody knows what's really in it, but the same is true of ground meat.
Mar 29, 2023·edited Mar 29, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)
Thanks fer the nod, Ray! Long time ago I had a lovely, kind elderly neighbor (who'd been livin' in her rent controlled apt. since the 1930s!) When $ was short she ate cat food 'stead've tuna. She was 89 an' in GREAT health (later that year a foolish medi-cull pro-see-jure killed 'er--grrrr). Cat food ain't the same now--of course. 'member the melamine in the dog food from chyyyyna that killed a lotta pets? Yup....
ps cats n' dogs is carnivores! feedin' kibble ta carnivores is just feedin' 'em gmo-cereal (the extrusion temps are so HOT that the wheat/corn/soy acrylamides form AND all nutrition is KILLED ta make them toxic pellets!) Grassfed human-grade meat, wild sardines, pastured eggs! is what these critters crave! (no, it t'ain't cheap but y'are what'cha eat! an' ya save money on vet bills! In fact ya won't likely need a vet if ya feed yer pets a raw diet)
PPS I couldn't comment on the "controlled opposition story" (no worries) but I 'spectfully disagree with them she's singlin' out--all've 'em in fact. Happy ta agree ta disagree with yer friend thar, but but be that as it may, re the WHO Treaty she summarily dismisses (Roguski is a good guy but sure, she doesn't like the man...she's gotta right to her onions!) but anyway, it ain't a lil' ol' sneeze in the handkie ta just ignore 'er wipe away! It's a giant blast'o snot meant to cover us all--"poimanently"--so I like this take on it from Jon Rappoport:
I try hard not to buy anything from China. They were giving away canned food that were made in China during the shut down. When I realized it was from China I threw out those canned goods. That scared me so bad. I do not trust China! Why the Sam Hill is our gov. Allowing food products for human consumption from China knowing what type of people that gov. Is.
My wife and I agreed to never have a pet again (well, we have a 40Gal fish tank), because we don't want one to be poisoned with injections and tracking us through their chips. Finding decent pet food is also a challenge, just like the environmental poisoning from chemtrails.
The good thing around here that we can all respectfully disagree. To me, it would be a miracle, if two considerate people could agree on everything. As for me, I have always learned a lot from people with whom I disagreed.
You and I, however, are only inches apart. While I tend to agree with the details in the article, I am promoting it for the reasoning, because it provides examples of critical methods.
Thank you for the link. Jon was among the first who woke me up from my reverie, and this is an excellent article by him, although many times I feel that he is using ghostwriters on Substack. Considering his age, that's not a surprise, but his imitators are way inferior. This article, however, sounds like Jon. :)
Wull, mebbe it's a tad early ta give up on the critters (they're good fer yer spirits AND yer tickers!)--just don't jab'em don't register 'em (with any autho-i-tee), feed 'em a raw grassfed diet (ya kin make it yerself! we did this fer years 'fore we found a farmer that did it), an' do not chip'em. that's how we've done with our doggies an' they thrive!
Yeah, Jon nailed it I think! (Oh no, ghostwriters? I didn't know...) He's purdy spry / sharp fer like 80-sumthin' !
This line confused me: "When pigs are offered GMO and non-GMO food, they always choose the former,". I would have thought it would be the latter. What did I miss?
My dog eats better than many people. Grass fed pastured no abx, lamb, venison, bison, beef, turkey, eggs, and beef liver. I fear the day meat is no longer available.
Dairy products are "ultra-pasteurized," which means they lost just about all the enzymes and healthy bacteria in them... Farm-fresh eggs from grass-fed chicken is also good, but here, in the US, chicken feed started containing chemicals that rendered the chicken infertile (kinda like the "covid" and a few other injections administered to children and to teens). How about melted cheese? I know, in the EU, regulations mandate toxic preservatives in cheese, and the US is probably worse on many accounts, but cheese is my favorite. :)
I love eating pet food! I eat it almost each day in the formed of canned mackerel- some of the highest amount of DHA is found in this oily fish, which helps our brains regenerate at night using our bodies' own DC electric circuit: https://romanshapoval.substack.com/p/the-best-brainfood
Norwegian is expensive here, too. Far-Eastern cans can contain stuff that one might not want to consume. The Pacific has a tremendous amount of plastic waste and Fukushima wastewater releases didn't exactly improve the quality of seafood from there. Not sure how far HAARP is used for changing the biosphere, but it can be used, so it probably is being used, but not exactly for the "betterment of humanity."
My wife and I solve the conundrum by eating very little, but preferably good stuff. People might want to reconsider what and how to eat:
When i become a human cadaver i want to be turned into compost...
I'd prefer that when a human cadaver i'm buried in a special 'plantation cemetery', wherein the cadaver provides plant-food for the sapling planted atop...I'll become a tree-spirit, or spirit-tree...(Provided 'i' havent flown off to Greener Pastures)...What better way to inter all the toxic wastes from medications & foods that have accumulated in my flesh n bones ?
As such plantations dont yet exist locally, i'll settle for being composted...
PS. My Mum never called me her pet, but the food she fed me was ok...
I don't know about human cadavers. You can offer your body to science. They would put you on a cadaver farm to survey your decomposition under different circumstances.
You can have your body cremated and your ashes used to grow a tree.
I prefer to be cremated and my ashes dispersed into the ocean. That's where I've always lived, never had a home, so after my death, I might find a home anywhere. :)
Mar 29, 2023·edited Mar 29, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)
I used ta date a feller whose daddy owned a crematorium--once I saw the HORROR (via the winda) of folks COOKIN' an their fat splatterin' an' them blowin' up like fat balloons (skin swellin' then burstin') - it was WORSE than any horror movie. The hands/ arms rose an' seemed to crisp up 'fore burnin' up.
It's a con--that cremation is "clean" an" ya git nice "ashes." It's a huge pollution maker (mmmm black smoke...), stinks ta high heaven, and ya cook violently. It's a GREASY process (even fer skinny folks). Like I said, I got ta see this up close an' personal... SO.. pine box 'er no box, earth to earth with no conflagration-- OH and when they sift them "cream-mains" ya git some bits've others in the mix, it's scooped up with a shovel off the platform once cooled--not scientific!--it's like a regular sifter fer beach sand. They take out the metal hip pins an' such but it's not a pristine process. Ya never know whose ashes yer gettin' (even if MOST is the fambly member)....
yes, do. talk 'bout "proper gander"--we human beans deserve ta return ta the Earth without the "violence" of cremation which ain't clean or "eco" or anythin' such like--the ONLY thing it does is takes up less "real estate" space-wise (more room fer condos?)
Thank you for the details. I used to laugh during horror movies (20-30 years ago, I watched a few, but besides finding them pathetic, I also found them boring and predictable), but I certainly didn't laugh reading your memories.
Strange as it is, without learning about each other previously, you and I often seem to cover the same topics, although from different perspectives (which is good, because it allows readers to take a look at the same phenomenon from various angles).
In your upcoming article, you might want to also consider the following:
This explains why my dog food today smells like something died in it. I bought it from H‑E‑B I think. Texas something. Today, I was getting the dog food out of the bin and it smelled bad. Like maybe a rat died in it or something. A couple of ladies told me, do not buy dog food make it. Rice and hamburger meat. That is going to cost me a heck of a lot more money.
My wife did find some organic dog food; cheaper and less hassle than making it. She added rice. Nobody knows what's really in it, but the same is true of ground meat.
Thanks fer the nod, Ray! Long time ago I had a lovely, kind elderly neighbor (who'd been livin' in her rent controlled apt. since the 1930s!) When $ was short she ate cat food 'stead've tuna. She was 89 an' in GREAT health (later that year a foolish medi-cull pro-see-jure killed 'er--grrrr). Cat food ain't the same now--of course. 'member the melamine in the dog food from chyyyyna that killed a lotta pets? Yup....
ps cats n' dogs is carnivores! feedin' kibble ta carnivores is just feedin' 'em gmo-cereal (the extrusion temps are so HOT that the wheat/corn/soy acrylamides form AND all nutrition is KILLED ta make them toxic pellets!) Grassfed human-grade meat, wild sardines, pastured eggs! is what these critters crave! (no, it t'ain't cheap but y'are what'cha eat! an' ya save money on vet bills! In fact ya won't likely need a vet if ya feed yer pets a raw diet)
PPS I couldn't comment on the "controlled opposition story" (no worries) but I 'spectfully disagree with them she's singlin' out--all've 'em in fact. Happy ta agree ta disagree with yer friend thar, but but be that as it may, re the WHO Treaty she summarily dismisses (Roguski is a good guy but sure, she doesn't like the man...she's gotta right to her onions!) but anyway, it ain't a lil' ol' sneeze in the handkie ta just ignore 'er wipe away! It's a giant blast'o snot meant to cover us all--"poimanently"--so I like this take on it from Jon Rappoport:
https://jonrappoport.substack.com/p/latest-dog-turd-pile-of-who-treaty-translated?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
I try hard not to buy anything from China. They were giving away canned food that were made in China during the shut down. When I realized it was from China I threw out those canned goods. That scared me so bad. I do not trust China! Why the Sam Hill is our gov. Allowing food products for human consumption from China knowing what type of people that gov. Is.
Daisy,
My wife and I agreed to never have a pet again (well, we have a 40Gal fish tank), because we don't want one to be poisoned with injections and tracking us through their chips. Finding decent pet food is also a challenge, just like the environmental poisoning from chemtrails.
The good thing around here that we can all respectfully disagree. To me, it would be a miracle, if two considerate people could agree on everything. As for me, I have always learned a lot from people with whom I disagreed.
You and I, however, are only inches apart. While I tend to agree with the details in the article, I am promoting it for the reasoning, because it provides examples of critical methods.
Thank you for the link. Jon was among the first who woke me up from my reverie, and this is an excellent article by him, although many times I feel that he is using ghostwriters on Substack. Considering his age, that's not a surprise, but his imitators are way inferior. This article, however, sounds like Jon. :)
Wull, mebbe it's a tad early ta give up on the critters (they're good fer yer spirits AND yer tickers!)--just don't jab'em don't register 'em (with any autho-i-tee), feed 'em a raw grassfed diet (ya kin make it yerself! we did this fer years 'fore we found a farmer that did it), an' do not chip'em. that's how we've done with our doggies an' they thrive!
Yeah, Jon nailed it I think! (Oh no, ghostwriters? I didn't know...) He's purdy spry / sharp fer like 80-sumthin' !
I'm sitting next to my dog while reading your exceedingly important article, Ray. We both thank you for shining a light on this darkness.
Thank you for being part of this community.
This line confused me: "When pigs are offered GMO and non-GMO food, they always choose the former,". I would have thought it would be the latter. What did I miss?
Indeed, it's my mess. Corrected.
My dog eats better than many people. Grass fed pastured no abx, lamb, venison, bison, beef, turkey, eggs, and beef liver. I fear the day meat is no longer available.
Meat will always be available. Humans are extinct without it.
Not if Bill Gates has his way?
Dairy products are "ultra-pasteurized," which means they lost just about all the enzymes and healthy bacteria in them... Farm-fresh eggs from grass-fed chicken is also good, but here, in the US, chicken feed started containing chemicals that rendered the chicken infertile (kinda like the "covid" and a few other injections administered to children and to teens). How about melted cheese? I know, in the EU, regulations mandate toxic preservatives in cheese, and the US is probably worse on many accounts, but cheese is my favorite. :)
I love eating pet food! I eat it almost each day in the formed of canned mackerel- some of the highest amount of DHA is found in this oily fish, which helps our brains regenerate at night using our bodies' own DC electric circuit: https://romanshapoval.substack.com/p/the-best-brainfood
Okay, now that’s scary
Originally, sardines are one of the best, a whole lot better than supplements.
At this point, I wouldn't venture to say they are still safe to eat.
In my area too. I used to get sardines for 50 cents a can or less. Not anymore.
Norwegian is expensive here, too. Far-Eastern cans can contain stuff that one might not want to consume. The Pacific has a tremendous amount of plastic waste and Fukushima wastewater releases didn't exactly improve the quality of seafood from there. Not sure how far HAARP is used for changing the biosphere, but it can be used, so it probably is being used, but not exactly for the "betterment of humanity."
My wife and I solve the conundrum by eating very little, but preferably good stuff. People might want to reconsider what and how to eat:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/to-eat-or-not-to-eat
When i become a human cadaver i want to be turned into compost...
I'd prefer that when a human cadaver i'm buried in a special 'plantation cemetery', wherein the cadaver provides plant-food for the sapling planted atop...I'll become a tree-spirit, or spirit-tree...(Provided 'i' havent flown off to Greener Pastures)...What better way to inter all the toxic wastes from medications & foods that have accumulated in my flesh n bones ?
As such plantations dont yet exist locally, i'll settle for being composted...
PS. My Mum never called me her pet, but the food she fed me was ok...
I don't know about human cadavers. You can offer your body to science. They would put you on a cadaver farm to survey your decomposition under different circumstances.
You can have your body cremated and your ashes used to grow a tree.
https://www.thelivingurn.com/blogs/news/why-be-buried-under-a-tree
Same here...I have lots of sardines and almond meal to release back into the planetary vapors
I prefer to be cremated and my ashes dispersed into the ocean. That's where I've always lived, never had a home, so after my death, I might find a home anywhere. :)
I used ta date a feller whose daddy owned a crematorium--once I saw the HORROR (via the winda) of folks COOKIN' an their fat splatterin' an' them blowin' up like fat balloons (skin swellin' then burstin') - it was WORSE than any horror movie. The hands/ arms rose an' seemed to crisp up 'fore burnin' up.
It's a con--that cremation is "clean" an" ya git nice "ashes." It's a huge pollution maker (mmmm black smoke...), stinks ta high heaven, and ya cook violently. It's a GREASY process (even fer skinny folks). Like I said, I got ta see this up close an' personal... SO.. pine box 'er no box, earth to earth with no conflagration-- OH and when they sift them "cream-mains" ya git some bits've others in the mix, it's scooped up with a shovel off the platform once cooled--not scientific!--it's like a regular sifter fer beach sand. They take out the metal hip pins an' such but it's not a pristine process. Ya never know whose ashes yer gettin' (even if MOST is the fambly member)....
Oh gross. I am getting a burial plot and insurance now. How gross.
yes, do. talk 'bout "proper gander"--we human beans deserve ta return ta the Earth without the "violence" of cremation which ain't clean or "eco" or anythin' such like--the ONLY thing it does is takes up less "real estate" space-wise (more room fer condos?)
Thank you for the details. I used to laugh during horror movies (20-30 years ago, I watched a few, but besides finding them pathetic, I also found them boring and predictable), but I certainly didn't laugh reading your memories.
Yes. My late husband was cremated and I cannot stop thinking of the horror his body went through during cremation. Oh my gosh. That’s horrible.
My last two cats and my partner died of cancer. I had no Idea the food we were eating was the disease vector.
I’ve switched to a carnivore diet. My cats should have been eating meat instead of ‘cat food’.
Grow yer own
Yeah, under the chemtrails...
We had so many chemtrails today over Huntsville, Alabama… 😱😱😱😡 I think I will start taking pictures of all of this to document… 🤦🏽♀️
Yes they are doing everything they can think of to kill everything. Such evil.
Strange as it is, without learning about each other previously, you and I often seem to cover the same topics, although from different perspectives (which is good, because it allows readers to take a look at the same phenomenon from various angles).
In your upcoming article, you might want to also consider the following:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/bioweapons