Son of a Farmer

“America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedom – it will be because we destroyed ourselves!” – Abraham Lincoln

This is a very intriguing article concerning the U.S. Air Force and Navy’s HAARP (High-Frequency Auroral Research Program) in Alaska. (See photos here.) Many unexplained reasons, whether scientific or not, about our helter-skelter weather patterns these days. Are we to blame? Or is our own government using their precious toys to screw with us and Nature? Is the weather a means to implement global control? Is HAARP another weapon of the New World Order? I’m not certain, but it is something I think about here and there. Read the above link’s article and begin doing your own research to find out for yourself.
I do know with extensive research into the fields of Radionics, electromagnetic energy, and extremely low-frequency (ELFs) patterns, it is certainly possible to manipulate most energy wavelengths with frequencies if one has the money/power, knowledge, tools, and resources.  Everything has a frequency. Everything! If fully functional it can certainly create very destructive signals, wavelengths, and/or energy for all living things. It can also be used for extremely beneficial methods, as well. Proper methods into this field could very well alter everything we do for the better. Much more information is available on the internet regarding this program. Brilliant books such as Angels Don’t Play This HAARP, etc. Youtube videos with Dr. Nick Begich, author and renowned scientist, discusses the wide variety of HAARP capabilities from missile defense to weather manipulation to communications disruption. Decide for yourself, but at least entertain your brain on the matter. Knowledge is Power.

We live 16 miles from the nearest town, and 100 miles from the closest recycling facility (bottles, plastics, etc.) We collected bags and bags of trash to take to Lubbock, but it just seemed silly to drive 100 miles to recycle. Kind of defeats the point of self-efficiency.

So, I combined some ideas I’ve read about over the years, using all paper materials to create raised bed gardens. I start by filling in one area with a good four inches of paper materials then use compost, hay, etc. and then use healthy topsoil, minerals, etc. for the top. It’s a three-step process utilizing paper goods and transforming them into helpful carbon-induced soil conditioners. Three birds – one stone.

Exciting, I know. But it is an efficient way of growing and fertilizing a home garden. Peace, Love, and Fried Okra.