Having a smaller place, that you can heat or cool and clean easily, makes a huge amount of sense. However, living in one room only can feel a bit limiting. I like having a bathroom and kitchen that are separated with a door, a few rooms that I can walk in and out of. 400 sq ft with a loft is adequate if its laid out well. I also think building your own dwelling, or helping to build it, makes a much deeper bond to the place. So many bushcraft dwelling videos these days, I think it's happening more and that makes me happy.
When you address the economic aspect of the war being waged against humanity, and ignore all the other aspects, it displays that you are not thinking, or are practicing hopium. The powers are trying to kill most of humanity, the financial collapse is not a mistake by incompetent fools. The global takedown is more than CBDCs, agricultural system destruction, and a banking collapse of our savings. There is also chemtrails that not only cause global warming, but are also poisoning the air, water, and soil. The powers are designing the necessity to eat bugs by making farming impossible. World war and devastation are also imminent, and the immigrants include foreign soldiers in a trojan horse. To waste time in creating communities is foolishness; you are being distracted from the big picture. For reclaiming humanity after we win this war (if we do), I have a plan that removes every world problem, even closing the gates of hell. But I am not part of the club, not what you call an expert, so you don't interview me over this. Or perhaps interviewing the best at making communities, the Amish. But Ivy League indoctrination makes you the expert, and the one to decide who the experts are. NO thank you. You only support those who more closely fit into the boxes of thinking provided by the establishment agenda.
I relate very much to the Reclaim of Peter Forrest (what's in a name!). Thank you so much for this and a warm X-mas to you all!
Having a smaller place, that you can heat or cool and clean easily, makes a huge amount of sense. However, living in one room only can feel a bit limiting. I like having a bathroom and kitchen that are separated with a door, a few rooms that I can walk in and out of. 400 sq ft with a loft is adequate if its laid out well. I also think building your own dwelling, or helping to build it, makes a much deeper bond to the place. So many bushcraft dwelling videos these days, I think it's happening more and that makes me happy.
Communities vs Corporations
When you address the economic aspect of the war being waged against humanity, and ignore all the other aspects, it displays that you are not thinking, or are practicing hopium. The powers are trying to kill most of humanity, the financial collapse is not a mistake by incompetent fools. The global takedown is more than CBDCs, agricultural system destruction, and a banking collapse of our savings. There is also chemtrails that not only cause global warming, but are also poisoning the air, water, and soil. The powers are designing the necessity to eat bugs by making farming impossible. World war and devastation are also imminent, and the immigrants include foreign soldiers in a trojan horse. To waste time in creating communities is foolishness; you are being distracted from the big picture. For reclaiming humanity after we win this war (if we do), I have a plan that removes every world problem, even closing the gates of hell. But I am not part of the club, not what you call an expert, so you don't interview me over this. Or perhaps interviewing the best at making communities, the Amish. But Ivy League indoctrination makes you the expert, and the one to decide who the experts are. NO thank you. You only support those who more closely fit into the boxes of thinking provided by the establishment agenda.
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