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Virtual Ministry Archive
ur preparing now for 6 months of limited services and if nothing happens you just eat all you hoarded or use the items in a super emergency like ww3 or an earthquake or sell later if you need to pay a bill like honestly I been beaking off for a year about just spending most of your income stocking up on random things its not like total societal collapse or anything but all stores closed again another lockdown and you wont starve or riot I even got a few $11 silver coins to barter with and stuff like water filter straws and lanterns and tons of flashlights cause light is important to me- I also have like windable radio and solar cell charger and backup for awhile of my pills- I dont want to be bored to death sitting there all night so a radio is important- I even got a west coast edible plant book like $30 so I can make salads at least with some ranch dressing instead or rioting or beating people up for a can of beans lol my next things are a solar power bank + panels and a fishing kit (edit- totally forgot I am veggie now 🥦 🥕 I undertake not to take a life for nourishment even in times of distress and chaos) -so i updated things since and want to get a small burner and ceramic heater that can run off the power station and a 55 set non gmo organic heirloom seed kit so 19,000 veggies 🥕 i would be new to it and would need soil etc but better than nothing - like still want to do things if there is a world war so much things you cant predict and I dont trust all these fucken nerd koots to lead us into complete enlightenment as a society or anything like if you got 3 days stores of food good fucken luck you will lose some weight honestly my biggest accomplishment was a 6-8 month supply of essentials for me and my roomies and just when you buy ten things there is ten things more to get that would be ideal I am not being a catastrophic thinker or anything I just think any smart person or (man) over 30 should be able to take care of themselves appropriately and not beg or riot for at least 6-8 months like fuck dont make a fucken neighborhood tom cat hunt mice for you while the bombs are dropping and the stores are closed or you have to eat what is in the garbage you are better than eating mice or bugs or garbages lol
When Japanese American artist Arthur Ishigo was forced into a wartime incarceration camp during World War II, his wife, Estelle Peck Ishigo, did not have to go. Instead, she voluntarily joined him, enduring imprisonment alongside her husband. While there, she created drawings and paintings that documented camp life, and decades later her remarkable story became the subject of the Academy Award-winning documentary Days of Waiting: The Life & Art of Estelle Ishigo
I felt a profound sense of sorrow as our plane descended into Washington, D.C., last Thursday. I hadn't been to our nation's capital since 2008. As we drove to our hotel, a deep heaviness settled over me. We passed National Guard troops stationed on street corners and around monuments. It was deeply unsettling to see armed American soldiers patrolling the streets of our nation's capital. Passing the Labor Department, I saw two enormous, Stalin-esque banners of Trump and Teddy Roosevelt hanging from the building. I couldn't help but wonder how we had reached a point where the president of the United States was being glorified on government buildings in a way that felt more like a personality cult than a democracy. The next morning, we walked toward Dupont Circle and saw more armed troops, ICE agents, and Secret Service personnel patrolling the streets. When we headed toward the White House, police and military vehicles blocked the usual road. We were directed to a small viewing area where we could barely see the White House through a sixteen-foot fence surrounding Lafayette Park. Americans, Australians, Colombians, and people from around the world were gathered there, straining to catch a glimpse of the people's house through the massive barrier. I was horrified. The White House belongs to the American people. Lafayette Square belongs to the American people. These are symbols of our democracy—not private property to be barricaded and hidden from the public. That evening, we walked to the Lincoln Memorial to watch the sunset. Standing on those historic steps, I looked toward the Washington Monument and thought about Abraham Lincoln and the enormous sacrifices made to preserve this country. From those same steps, Martin Luther King Jr. called upon America to live up to its promise of freedom and equality. Generation after generation of Americans has fought, marched, sacrificed, and died for the ideals represented by these places. And yet, as I stood there, all I could see were federal troops stationed near the fenced-off Reflecting Pool. I couldn't help but ask myself: What happened to the America these monuments represent? The Founders created a government based on the principle that no president is a king, no leader is above the law, and no individual owns this country. That is the America I believe in. That is the America worth fighting for. Those of us who oppose Trump and MAGA cannot stand on the sidelines and hope someone else will save our democracy. Democracy does not defend itself. Free people must defend it. We must organize. We must protest. We must speak out. We must hold our elected officials accountable. We must support those fighting back in the courts and on the ground. And we must vote like our democracy depends on it—because it does. We cannot surrender our country to authoritarianism. We cannot become numb to what is happening before our eyes. We cannot allow fear, exhaustion, or division to silence us. The White House is the people's house. The Constitution belongs to all of us. And the future of American democracy is ours to defend. God help us all.
my lessening addictions has failed haha gave into smoking but sometimes i quit for a year so is all good and weed i get like every three months for a few weeks its nice never got into booze and since my raver days no other drugs cept shrooms and a bit of acid i tried facebook crazy xtacy but straining to piss for over an hour was a trip haha shrooms and acid i kind of microdose so only above the high of an infused joint but my gambling self exclusion ends in oct it will be cool to buy my $1 tix online again if i can refrain from slots 🎰 which will be a big challenge its a better system than trudging to the gas station all the time wif my punch card only trying to win $2m i think the bigger lotteries have gotten so unaffordable that i only buy lottomax when around $80million plus and i buy a few tix until someone wins it hopefully me at some point haha moving into vegetarianism don’t even want to ingest animals anymore so win some lose some but giving up slots to play lotteries has been great not wasting all my money but it’s like an alcoholic only having one beer a week sometimes hehe
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