How Will You Survive?

[@heavenboundhomestead126]

Danny, my father-in-law served under Patton and was one of the first ones in the concentration camp to Freed the Jewish people. Before he died, he said that the spiritual warfare between Good and Evil was the worst that he ever has seen. He warned my husband and I that it was going to grow worse. My mother went through the Great Depression and had very little to eat. Her mother was run over by a truck when she was only 4 years old. At 90 years of age living on her own and her mind totally there, she just told me the other day she had never seen such evilness in the world as it is today. I have been on the front line As a Christian for a very long time. I can say the Warfare against Good and Evil is very extreme right now. Good being called evil and evil being called good. There is a war going on just a different type of War. Those on the front line, can tell you it's never been as bad as it is right now. If we don't start getting on our knees and praying and repenting we are going to be torn apart as a country.

[@tarantulady8565]

Too late. We ARE going to be torn apart as a country. In fact, it’s already happened. It’s just not a hot war, but it IS a cold war. People are simply waiting for the first shot to be fired, and it will turn into civil war. There is NO WAY that this globalist left can live in harmony with the nationalist right again. I’m never going to be globalist, ever. And globalists won’t ever cherish their country. No common ground anymore, and there’s no will to meet in the middle anymore.

[@heavenboundhomestead126]

@@tarantulady8565 the Illuminati which is what you're talkin about, or Shadow government is being exposed. Massive arrest have started. There are small fires of the Holy Spirit that has started. Soon The Awakening will spread. It takes hardships, tribulation and yes sometimes an explosion in order for people to look up to God. Many things that is blamed on evil is really God trying his best with great love to bring people to him

[@tarantulady8565]

HEAVENBOUND Homestead I do pray you’re right. Sometimes people must be brought to their knees to see the light...and we’re in for some dark times, I think. Take care, my friend.

[@bunnylu71]

@@heavenboundhomestead126 I'm curious about the shadow government and the arrest. Where can I find more info on this? I've heard of the dark state but don't know much about it.

[@heavenboundhomestead126]

@Steve Slade not if it is a Military Tribunal

[@Phxshadowz]

Survival is a state of mind. Not a state of things. In other words prep yes, but prepare your mind the most.

[@russellkasen1920]

you prolly dont give a shit but if you are stoned like me during the covid times you can watch all of the new series on instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my gf for the last couple of weeks :)

[@mustafakace7106]

@Russell Kasen yup, I've been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself =)

[@jemmiestone3496]

Even though we live in a small apartment in town, I am going to start growing some food in containers. I am going to make my two Grand Daughters learn also. They come home every day and get on their phones or games. They have no idea. I turn 61 today and I am so thankful that before they past away my parents taught me good work ethics. And I taught my Son the same. But today so many parents do not teach their children. And it is sad. Awesome video Danny. Thank you. God Bless You and Wanda.

[@patriciaking7892]

Jemmie Stone, HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY 🎉🎊🎂🎇🎆🎁🎈. Your comment is spot on 👍. Stay Blessed 💘.

[@gerrymarmee3054]

I have also watched Wartime Kitchen on KZbin. It is really enlightening and entertaining. They “made do” with what they had. You don’t hear those words “making do” very often these days.

[@tarantulady8565]

True. All you hear is “I want” and “give me” these days. Along with a lot of whining.

[@LunaTic-pe9yr]

Making do is how I was raised and it's still how I live. I don't know any other way. I'm thankful for my parents raising me old times bc people my age don't know half the things I've forgotten already lol

[@KingJamesBibleBeliever-de9fy]

People don't care anymore, I noticed the more money people have the more they waste.

[@RunawayHomested]

Hey Danny, it's Perry King from Runaway Homestead in Elk Creek Ky. I just want to say please keep doing these porch time talks. They are real life and also uplifting. Thank you sir.

[@cindybonem494]

I was 11 when I got my first job, I hoed Mr Kruger’s sugar beets, beans, soybeans and in a bit of corn we used corn knives. My sister and I road our bicycles to his fields and started by 8:00 we worked until 12:00 he took us to his house where his wife made us lunch then he took us back to the fields and we worked until 3:00. Was it hard??? Yes and no, was it fun? Yes and no, Mr Krueger told great story’s as we hoed, everything from war stories to how he met his wife and how he grew up. It was good.

[@frankmarystump960]

Excellent porch time. I have watched Wartime Kitchen but plan to watch it again. You also might be interested in the PBS special Wartime Farm--excellent information there too. Blessings to you and Wanda.

[@debsmith8936]

Danny god bless you and Wanda. So many have lived with the comforts of life and have no idea how to do without, or to improvise. We have time to gather knowledge, experiences,supplies now! I’m 63 years old and am blessed with 6 full grown children and 15 grandchildren. I tend to my chickens, weed my greenhouse and pray that others are doing the same to be able to eat and share. God has blessed us with Danny and Wanda sowing seeds!🙏🌺🌞Gods blessings to all!

[@kencollins7046]

The four steps in the cycle of human civilization: Hard times create strong men Strong men create good times Good times create weak men Weak men create hard times

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

amen

[@Tara-sf7uu]

I found the BBC program Wartime Farm very enlightening. I learned so much about how to stretch supplies in different ways that what we dont normally think of here in the southeast.

[@voxintenebris6367]

There is another series from yesteryear which is well worth watching called 'Victorian Kitchen Garden' presented by the gardener Harry Dodson and Peter Thoday. That series is by far the best that the BBC has aired.

[@kaygarvin1452]

Danny, I just sent these to my 2 sons. My father was a Marine and even the music reminded me of my mom, I am 71. I hope my son's will pass on to the younger generation! These are skills we all need!

[@Candylandavenue1]

I just found out about this channel from Mimsys Garden & glad that I found you guys. It's nice to find like minded people who have the same views & values. This is a great video! These are very scary times we're living in & I know that I'm far from prepared if something were to happen but I'm trying to get prepared! God bless all of you!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

So glad you checked us out. I hope we can be a blessing.

[@Candylandavenue1]

Deep South Homestead I believe you are! God bless!

[@Baxterauto]

Another great video Mr. Danny!!! I'm preparing harder than ever.

[@lynnbarnes9882]

You are so on point.

[@judya.shroads8245]

The War Farms on u tube England is fantastic to watch. England had rationing for 14yrs. As Danny said The War Kitchen is good too. There's even a 1940's House to show how ppl had to live. Forwarned is forarmed. My friend was given to a farmer at the age of 8yrs old. No shoes. He stepped in hot cow poop to keep his feet warm. He lived to be 104yrs old. I believe what he went thru as child, changed him for life. Sad.

[@brandio1044]

Great video Danny. I couldnt agree more.

[@justme1597]

I grew up helping my grandma pick peas, scallion onions, greens, peaches, corn etc. Whatever she needed. This was in the 80's. My uncle raised quill, pigs & chickens. We went to school, came home helped mom with chores & went next door to help my grandma & uncle. Our dinners were always home made. My great grandpa was too old to work the garden so sometimes we just sit on the swing and sing bible songs. We say ma'am & sir no matter what. I'm 46 now & carry a lot of that knowledge with me. My great grandpa & uncle have since passed, but my Mom & Grandma are still here. Still gardening. Still singing. It's just a way of life.

[@Laurie_Tinsley]

Sounds like the ideal life if you ask me :)

[@justme1597]

@@Laurie_Tinsley we were poor, but I wouldn't change a thing. Made me who I am & I'm happy.

[@chrishamill3170]

Ps, Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You are prepared for what is coming because You have faith in Jesus. That is number one.

[@pattifoote1714]

I support you and Patreon and will be over there to see your video🙏🏻

[@georgiagardengirlshomestea1560]

Danny I thank you so very much for words of wisdom

[@appalachianmercantile]

Great - I've been binge watching Wartime Kitchen. You've got me hooked!

[@believeliveloveandlaugh3844]

Praying always for the best.

[@lblake5653]

Been buckling down for many years. I never wanted anything bad to ever happen but I learned not to trust anyone to take care of me and mine. My husband was born in 1933. He has shared many stories of growing up poor in Oklahoma. How they lived in a dugout as sharecroppers. It is amazing that he lived through it all. There is a big age difference between us but we have some of the same sensibilities. Being with a person that has known real hard times helps to reinforce the preparedness mindset. The only way we differ is I am not scared. I cannot function with a fearful spirit. I am still able to share some of my resources. Although I will say I'm cautious. All the experiences people like my husband.you ,Wanda and others share with someone like myself keep me in a good headspace. So thank you for your knowledge.

[@maryjane-vx4dd]

Thanks for suggesting Wartime food and garden. Just watched the series

[@prairiegirlcowboyhomestead5876]

Danny I loved listening today. You are so right. Its coming.

[@roberttombrella6764]

Debbie-Texas. Great talk dannyas alwzys. I have watched the wartime kitchen series they are excellent!!! Remarkable souls!

[@bettynewman66]

Thank you for recommending Wartime Kitchen. I've been watching as I cut up peppers for dehydrating. We've had our first snow and had to cancel Bible study today. Blessed to be able to work. Thanks again.

[@Rambyren]

The War Time Kitchen video’s are a excellent series. You can learn a lot from watching them.

[@koreyboyd]

I love the war time kitchen videos! Let's be honest, most will not survive and for many reasons. There will be a WW, no doubt and it will be a war like no man has ever experienced; it is the last War so it will be one that ends all things as we know it. Learning details of what is coming and I praise God for it, well it shook me up to say the least. But I would rather be prepared and not scared. In Christ, there is no fear! One of the things I would like to mention is, what happened during these war times was that the government took over many farms, even personal farms! So with that, I think the most important thing to have for the times to come is a strong committed relationship with God. Everything around you can change, but God never changes, He will be the Rock, the foundation that will stand through these difficult times. All through out the bible God was with his people through the good and the bad, but especially the bad, many stories! You can count on it!

[@adrianpatton9300]

I agree with the Wartime Kitchen videos. I've watched almost all of them.

[@kevinbaker6168]

You know Danny, most of the vets I know are people who truly cherish peace and the things we have. The ones who talk about taking on other countries or people's seem to be the ones who never served or have the respect for others that the vets do. Let's pray that folks become more respectful of those who served and have served, and take to heart what they learned first hand, the hard way.

[@anniegaddis5240]

Sharing!

[@scrapshackfarms1349]

So many people don't believe in preparation for LCE, they focus and live in and for the world

[@hopeking3588]

Pray and prepping!

[@maggiereese1053]

My Dad served in the Navy during WWII (well for 24 years really but,WWII happened during his service as well as Korea). I still have some of my Mom's rationing coupons. She had three small children at the time (not me though, I wasn't born and adopted til 1961) and had to travel by train from Philly, Penn. to Mississippi to stay with my Grandma (Dad's Mom) on the farm where food was not such a problem. As far as sending young kids to the field, my Grandfather died when my Dad, the oldest child, was 7. Daddy had to quit school and go to the fields and spent the next ten years behind a horse drawn plow. Then, at 17 Grandma signed for him to enlist in the Navy in 1936.

[@Canary-q6y]

My parents were homesteaders in the 70s and 80s. I was out tilling hoeing picking beans etc all day and I was 10 or so, but one big difference was that in the hottest part of the day we were swimming in the creek. We sure had it made

[@heidihanson1892]

"War Time Kitchen & Garden" is my favorite. From a younger person to the rest of the world, you MUST watch this. It's on KZbin. I doubt folks who watch trash TV tune into Mr. Danny's channel, but man oh man,if you are someone who watches garbage, do yourself a favor and watch something with substance. This series will make you ponder what we consider "poverty".

[@pamelabratton2501]

Goodness knows I am trying, but see many weaknesses in my plan. The gardening is a LOT harder than expected. Y'ALL NEED TO START YOUR GARDEN YESTERDAY! It is SO hard to get right and get the soil up to snuff. Compost!

[@johnmcginnis9391]

Re: Steamer cooking. Over the last couple of years I have been collecting railroad cookbooks and other various recipes. It is a particular interest because in many cases the cooks that served the public back then were using not only steamers but pressure cookers to speed preparation of meals. Imagine a thousand meals three times a day in what was little more than a 40' rail car, half kitchen, half refrigerator.

[@MakingLemonadeFromLemons]

How I went through basic training in 2002 was different than how my dad went through basic training when he was drafted during Vietnam. But the way they go through now is nothing like how I went through. They are definitely coddled much more now.

[@OutWestHomestead]

Its hard to be truly ready for most people. Most young people has no idea what it will be like in hard times.

[@voxintenebris6367]

In the UK a lot of our history is being airbrushed and conflicts generated between the older generations and the young - as part of the games of division that the establishment enjoys. This is turning the young against the older folk and thus inhibiting another means of learning the skills and traditions. I have never known such an 'ill-prepared' generation, truly frightening.

[@onedazinn998]

Wartime Kitchen and Victory Gardens are good to help you plan - granted they were created after the fact with research; but they will inspire you with ideas how to grow/raise livestock. They did depend upon machinery which I don't think we'll have the fuel for...I bought a scythe & plan on hand tools instead. But I enjoyed how the wartime kitchen ladies put together nice meals with things we would never have imagined putting together. Good resource free on youtube for now.

[@oldsouthhomestead7118]

As a teenager I hand drilled 3 wells myself, 1 with a sledge hammer and the other 2 with a pulley and weight and I started my apprenticeship under a retired Navy master carpenter at 15 but had been working evenings and weekends for years before that. I taught my kids how to work but stressed the importance of school and learning. My son is an Aerospace engineer contracting for the Air-force and my daughter is still in college to be a corporate lawyer. Though I am not sure the way I did it was better, I worked my but off for years to get up to making good money, his starting pay was almost as much as I cleared as a fully fledged general contractor and only has to work 40 hrs a week.

[@EnlightenedJoe]

Oh, that first 9 minutes reeked torment on my eyes with the focus, Lol, but I still love your videos.. Thanks..

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Camera had trouble focusing with the low light conditions.

[@mountainviewturning5319]

Great conversation Danny

[@bridgescwr6136]

Like everyone here, my the answer to this question is, we will only survive by Gods grace ONLY! Thanks for sharing.

[@SacredHabitats]

I can't speak for others but for me the neighbors dogs barking is extremely faint and does not interfere with my enjoyment of your videos. Most of the time when you say you can hear them barking your mic doesn't pick them up at all. I know it's annoying for you though but wanted to let you know how it sounds on this end. Loved the topic and hearing your stories for today, lots to think about and inspiration for changes. Thanks.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

We try to edit as much out as we can. What you hear is after we toned it down through editing.

[@simplisticminimalistic1735]

Wow.....listening to you speak has really made me think...I totally agree our beuitful country is being dumbied down on our youth ..I also believe that the opioid epidemic was intentional....to make us a weaker country....your a very wise man with a lot to share....very appreciated ..on my way to watch War Time Kitchen....not prepared...but in search of knowledge....Thank you for your videos....truley wish I could hear what God spoke to you...

[@CappySays]

we don't run from controversy if it is God given freely you have been given

[@MimsysGarden]

💚 awesome info & warnings

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Thanks girl

[@marke7443]

Danny, I love y’all’s videos. Wanted you to talk about a subject I have had to face, and probably many others will too. So I’m out of shape, dependent on high blood pressure medicine... It occurs to me - what am I gonna do if I can’t get this RX ? So, I decided to change my diet and lifestyle! Stubborn about getting off this junk and being healthy without pills of any kind. Nowadays you have to be careful, can’t say anything about medical advice, HOWEVER, fasting and restricting diet is working 👍🏻 PS - why you no raise rabbits (for your ground) ?

[@carlosbarraza2904]

Your right Danny, as I drive through towns & look around I don't see any home gardens and most of the crop fields are being sold & converted to housing complexes . It's gonna get bad 😲🤤🙊

[@debtipka]

I don't know how you & Wanda live with that noise. You can't blame the dogs. How do their owners live with that ruckus? Insane. Thank you for your insight. I've watched a Wartime Kitchens series. If the one you're talking about takes place in England?

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Yes it is the one in England.

[@chrishamill3170]

They took prayer out of schools, they had a screwed up system to teach people To read that was shown not to be effective and it changed reasoning skills and Learning capability. Slowly, they removed creative programs in schools, made everything About memorization instead of learning. They over-crowded the schools. The kids had to Learn a new way to survive. I had the best of both worlds...being on the farm With duties when I just barely able to walk...planting seeds, milking cows, letting cows out and Back in from the pasture, going into the woods to pick blueberries, digging up earthworms To fish with a bamboo pole. Never wanted dinner as grazed all day in the garden and Had an apple every day during the season. Helped to string up mushrooms I Picked from the woods for dehydration. Moved to Florida with palm trees. Lived two blocks From the beach and swam like a fish, collected seashells, grabbed up some Fiddler crabs to bait and went to the pier to fish...flounder, sheepheads. Happy life. Raised a family in modern times knowing nature important and self reliance. My children are educated and self sufficient. They actually have personalities That is not dumbed down by TV or their piers. Grandchildren all active but Reliant on computers and gadgets. I only expressed one time that if the come To visit for a holiday they need to put the cell phones down otherwise why come? Am I that boring? They stopped doing that. My children take theirs into nature but it is not the same as Living on a farm with responsibilities to animals and growing food.

[@thymedreamer56]

I believe that you can designate some videos on Patreon as public /unlocked so that anyone can watch them. I don't know if any scensoring happens. I have watched the video you spoke about and think that more people could benefit from watching it.

[@thewildingslanding]

I am experiencing the government interference in homesteading. Even though our land is at least 45 minutes from a town. Everyone has at least 1.25 acres, most have at least 2.5 acres. The county is changing our zoning, not allowing chickens or poultry, limiting the animals to an extent that we can't be self sufficient. The limits are really crazy. We are writing letters, trying to convince the county commissioners that these new regulations are not fair, not reasonable, and definitely not allowing us to thrive.

[@Candylandavenue1]

The Wilding's Landing wow! That's awful! I'm so sorry to hear this is happening. The government wants us to be dependent upon them & their resources...that means changing laws & making it harder on folks like you & me who are just wanting a simple life. It's terrible. I just found this channel & so glad I did! Nice to see like minded people!

[@thewildingslanding]

@@Candylandavenue1 Yeah, it really has brought home many things Danny has taught about. We are building an off grid homestead. We plan to stay off grid as long as possible. Legally, we have to have an electric pole, a well, and a septic, but, we don't necessarily have to use them. We looked forward to having chickens, turkeys, raising pigs, goats, and, someday a cow. Now, we have to buy more land, and file Agriculture Exempt to do these things. People in the area have been successfully raising livestock for 30+ years, on small parcels of land, to provide for themselves. The area is so remote, we don't have typical US mail delivery. All of the mailboxes are on the only 2 paved roads withing miles, people live on grass roads and dirt roads. There is very limited internet or cell service The electrical company is very undependable. There are crazy power outages on beautiful weather days....but, they want us to depend on it...

[@thewildingslanding]

....so, now, when we get our animals, we can't show them off on our channel, we can't talk about thier care, or help teach others how to do it through our trials and errors. There are already many things we are doing that I don't put on our channel in fear of code enforcement finding out... It truly does suck, but, we are going to do our best to do what we know we need to do.

[@UncoverTruth]

Wow that is crazy. What state are you in that they are changing up everything like that?

[@thewildingslanding]

@@UncoverTruth Florida

[@moxleyfamilyhomestead]

Great video Danny. But I can barely hear the dogs at a few certain parts. Definitely not bad enough to distract from the video.

[@maccabeus-everydaysurvival5828]

Spot on brother 👍👊🎩🦂🇺🇸

[@kleineroteHex]

I've seen some wartime kitchen shows, interesting, eye opening for sure! You are right, I think, but you know, you can lead a horse to water....

[@cartermorey6116]

whats patron? put it out it for us tubers too!

[@Rambyren]

That guy that picked you to go pick cucumbers wasn’t Shak Moore was it. He was my uncle that raised them for the pickle plant in Wiggins.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

No it wasn't Shak. But I knew who he was

[@brokenwildflowerhomestead9517]

Thank you Danny! Your like the father I never had. We appreciate your advise and wisdom. I don’t know how anyone can live with those dogs. What a awful sound.

[@AbrahamLechLacha]

Lord have mercy...

[@chautran2371]

Great day to you

[@tannermclain5785]

Oh my I heard the dogs....Wow....

[@keyphabenyisrael3219]

Sir? This video has aged *VERY* well!

[@jchalliwill]

How do you deal with those dogs?

[@HOMESTEAD_AUS]

Work ethics yes it’s uncommon now.Waynes and my father worked full time at thirteen...Wayne’s parents were married at 19 because they had matured enough The definition of intelligence is The ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. I believe people are running to and fro acquiring knowledge but not not applying it practically in skills to help their family and themselves in for the times ahead. Foresight and preparing are two words I cherish more than intelligence.

[@randypitts4651]

Danny, I watched your last video on Patreon and commented. I am thinking that it really goes hand in hand with this one. One reason we have never been invaded as a country I believe is that most if not the majority of Americans are armed. If the politicians keep going as they are, and we get a group in office that takes our guns/weapons of defense from us, it is a stepping point. I feel that if that happens and then we get an LCE, we will have been made ripe for an invasion and takeover. I don't really feel that we will have another civil war like the first. I think the politicians would rather see another world war, so that they could deal with the uprising at home and not worry about another country coming to the aid of the "insurgent/militia/local armies." A world war would take precedence over an uprising at home. Sorry for rambling, just my thoughts.

[@annaana]

Just think, some people can't even figure out how to open their car doors if the battery goes dead in their key FOB......

[@LunaTic-pe9yr]

The government makes it so an adult can't even go and grow your own food to factories. You have to have license for everything and there's so many hoops to jump threw

[@gracechilcoat1925]

When people ran out of coal, wood, and other fuels they burned cow dung, and horse dung to heat and cook with.

[@outdoorgal9602]

Fung is a great fire starter, as well as, nutrient rich for the soil.

[@pbudinsky1]

Hey Danny, did I hear that right we’re supposed to go to Patreon and watch the video you just put up because it was really important? I went over there and I didn’t see anything that I could watch for free. If it’s that important and as you said it’s not for financial gain that you sent us to Patreon, why not put it up here? I’m confused. Please don’t take what I’m saying the wrong way I like you and Wanda and will always watch you I was a member of Patreon for year.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

We will be uploading to All God's Children in the next couple of days. That is here on youtube. Hope that helps. Keep watch

[@jeannemiller306]

What is the name of the video on pateron

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Her cup is full

[@ronfrauts3678]

Your message today is right on.The school board in one of are provinces would not let the vets say there prayers at the end of there rememberance day service. It is what we where raised on. They all get in power and have there own agenda. Why do we have to give up are values to be political correct.

[@rockbay79]

Danny, looking back on the "old days" is just a memory. It is not the "real" world anymore. Example, and I'm not proud of current events. But, where you worked all day, 12 hours, for a small wage, this is gone! Today, a 12 year old kid can sell $500.00 worth of drugs in a mater of an hour! Punishment is minimal due to the age of the kid. This is why the drug dealers use them. Just look at Chicago. Everyday, approximately 50 people shot and 3-10 die! The world we live in today can not exist another 10 years. I see great famine and destruction coming soon. A kid today has zero skills when it comes to survival.

[@vallis1469]

Most kids don't even have the skill to cut up a whole chicken into parts. They have little social skills. They are brainwashed into believing everything they repeatedly hear. Their hero's are scumbags who are constantly in their ears through music, TV, movies and social media. Mom and Dad are often not part of their real life. Yuck! I don't think this comes from having too much money. It comes from Mom's and Dad's who turned over their kids to the world. They didn't become like this on their own.

[@pbudinsky1]

Wow just sitting back and contemplating what you just said is kind of eye-opening for me. No they don’t have skills like how to grow a tomato plant or how to take care of a farm animal, or morals. But Boy oh boy they’ve got those hood skills, don’t they? Really scary stuff right there. They are not dumb, they are surviving.

[@pbudinsky1]

So when famine comes the drug dealers will use cute little kids To soften our hearts to find food, Easy targets. 😢

[@janeself9827]

Yes, I agree. Check out also ID2020. Microchip vaccines started City of Austin partnered with GAVI

[@scrapshackfarms1349]

Kids nowadays are lazy, no matter how hard you try to bestow work ethics its bare minimum out put. Our sons have no videogames and are home schooled, they have a greenhouse know agricultural and preservation but....they're lazy

[@johnnyreb8030]

Thats why we have lost knowledge on growing food.

[@saddleridge4364]

Danny have you seen at all the incredible number of food recalls for listeria and salmonella and it's meat, it's vegetables, it's all kinds of things, it is staggering the millions , yes, millions of pounds of food recalled and destroyed for contaminants. It's very odd, there never used to be so many. I find it a bit suspicious.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Yes I have.

[@countryfrau8328]

The governments don't want us to be off-grid because various levels are graded according to % households with electricity, internet access, telephone lines, indoor plumbing, etc. Funding depends on it. As does prestige. That kind of data is used from the county level upwards to the international level in comparing development levels among countries!

[@leedaniels2506]

20 years of War is enough. Enough of our children/husbands/wives etc blood to make powerful families more rich and powerful. My father was a patriotic American who served in WWII, he also worked with the military 6 years in Vietnam. He was a civilian worker for Bell Helicopter in Iran during the Shah's over throw. His bank account was frozen. A Kurdish(Muslim) family took him in, fed him, gave him a place to sleep(all knowing he didn't have a penny). Later, he did manage to get out. He would be the first to tell you not to sacrifice your loved ones to some silly A$$ war.

[@christasmicroflowerfarm2695]

1st 💚👍

[@allenstinson6338]

Danny my next-door neighbor was in Korea back in the 50s and he’s told me plenty of stories now I know why He can’t sleep at night but one that sticks out in my mind he’s told me.there was no atheists in a fox hole especially at night when you had 200,000 China mans Coming in at you

[@joyreardon1898]

👍💕

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

War has got to be the ugliest thing ever devised by mankind.

[@k.d.8924]

it wasn't devised by mankind. It was a gift from the watchers.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

@@k.d.8924 So you like the sight and smell of dead, bloody rotten corpses blown half to bits? Gives you a thrill, does it.

[@sislertx]

When are u going to bitchute

[@arnoldromppai5395]

the best one i liked was wartime farm 1 of 8, here on you tube.. how the uk government told the farmer what to plow up and grow, and get rid of live stock to grow food, and if they didnt meet the expectation there farm was taken away, child labor witch how it should be, as kids today know nothing of work, only sit and play video games and when they get older they dont know how to work and will not work, and are on walfair today.. .. i found it very interesting, i know what my family went though with war with rusha, the best part i like, was how the feed calves the same way i have for over 38 years, no bottle as it was to much time, and with out man power as it was very short, women did logging you name it, women today need to suck it up and get out of there girly girl crap

[@DirtyHarry771]

Let us not forget back in that time as well farmers used to fuel their farm tractors and everything else with their home made whiskey stills. That is until big daddy government shut em down.

[@DirtyHarry771]

@Steve Slade More common than you might think.

[@naps3386]

I don’t know why you keep saying kids today are extremely intelligent. I’d say home schooled kids are probably doing alright. Public educated kids are not intelligent. Their curriculum has been systematically dumbed down to the point that Advanced Placement math and science are learning what average kids learned 30 years ago. A vast majority of kids are consistently cheating during tests. Most of the kids have not developed problem solving skills, they rely simply on typing into google for everything. No...I have to disagree with you on the state of our kids...they will be the ones who welcome socialism with open arms because they don’t have the learned intellect and work ethic to go out into the world and improve it and make their way.

[@vallis1469]

I absolutely agree. In fact, because they are systematically brain-washed, they will soon decide that the elderly are expendable. Perhaps because we need to 'save the earth'.

[@humblewarrior6585]

Poor Camera Focus Danny !!!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Yes camera was having a hard time focusing on me as the light was changing so fast.

[@keithVader1385]

We are supposed to go forward. Not backwards.. Its like your tring to curse yourself... My grandmother believes God is going to take believers away before all the struggling. The Bible says?

[@theIAMofME]

Danny, you know I love y'all. But, I have to call you out on something. I know that MSM and history books and novels have tried to change the name of this. I get that. But, you have to stop calling it a "conflict". The Korean WAR was NOT a conflict. When people are shooting at each other and people are dying in record numbers it's NOT a conflict. It's a WAR. I apologize. But, I'm very touchy when I hear people go with the changed term of this WAR to a conflict. If my father were alive (died at 62) he would be 89. He was a KOREAN WAR VETERAN!! We never had guns in our house growing up and he never joined his brothers or brothers in law in hunting because of the Korean WAR. He had flashbacks that I witnessed as a very young child. He was afraid to have guns in our house. I will leave it there. PLEASE don't go with the changed history and call it a conflict. It was a WAR to my father. In his memory, I must correct you. I'm sorry. God Bless you both.