Dear Saints,
I will be posting Part 2 of ‘WWIII and the Synagogue of Satan’ hopefully on Monday (23rd). It is about two-thirds written.
We have been allowed a few days of clear skies and sunshine here in Donegal, and I must make the most of it while I can in our organic market garden, and also in setting up some off-grid gear before the food, fuel and electricity shortages properly hit across the West. I hope you are all stocked with some food and fuel too.
It has been a tough winter. I have heard of many people experiencing an exceptionally cold and lingering winter elsewhere in the world.
So far in the North of Ireland we have experienced four months of HEAVY overcast, broken by a week of clear weather over Christmas, and two days in Feb. Extraordinarily tough to lose the sky and sun for so long a time. Talk about hunkering down. Temperatures have been so low it has been impossible even to start seeds yet (I can normally start them in mid-Feb indoors). Humidity so high that not a single stored match is dry enough to strike a spark. Mould has become a running battle.
Now at last, past the middle of March, we have just had a day of sunshine too, and what looks like a weekend of it to come. A few days of clear skies!
After this one single day of sunshine, and perfectly normal temperatures for this time of year, the Irish media are already declaring it to be a HEATWAVE – on a day where I was working outside still wearing a jumper. This is the gaslighting taking place here in regards to the weather warfare, and how of course it is not actually happening, and how the climate was always this way. We make it past the middle of March before experiencing the first normal day for this time of year after four months of overcast, and we are told that today is exceptional. A clear sky in March is now exceptional.
I pray you are doing better in regards to sunlight wherever you may be.
And again, I hope you are preparing for what you need now before the shortages and rationing kick in. WWIII is accelerating towards us. We will feel it in the shops and stores first.
It does not have to be a great amount of anything. It just needs to be enough.
And anything is better than nothing at all.
May you be blessed with peace and understanding in these last days.
Colin Buchanan
thiswisefool@protonmail.com
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