Day: October 5, 2021

Step 3: Trust in God – Sharon’s Story about Crystal Meth Addiction Recovery (Video)

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Step 3: Trust in God – Sharon’s Story about Crystal Meth Addiction Recovery Video At first, Sharon was addicted to staying thin. She thought small, seemingly harmless doses of crystal meth could help her lose a few pounds. Before she knew it, she was completely addicted to the drug. Her marriage and family relationships were crumbling, but she couldn’t stop and wondered if she actually wanted to. She discovered that trusting in God was her only chance to not just escape, but to find happiness again. Step 3 – Trust…

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The Mainstream Media Says “We Can Expect To See A Shortage Of Canned Foods” During The Holiday Season

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The Mainstream Media Says “We Can Expect To See A Shortage Of Canned Foods” During The Holiday Season by Michael Snyder for End of the American Dream Now even the mainstream media is admitting that the shortages are going to get even worse.  Earlier this year, the talking heads on television were assuring all of us that the U.S. economy would be “booming” by the end of 2021, but obviously that hasn’t happened.  Instead, we are facing growing shortages and rampant inflation.  In fact, one measure of inflation just hit the…

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Food storage tips: How to store vegetables if you don’t have a root cellar

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Food storage tips: How to store vegetables if you don’t have a root cellar By Zoey Sky for Veggie Having a home garden is a must for many preppers and homesteaders, especially if you want to make sure that you family only eats fresh fruits and vegetables grown without any harmful pesticides. But what if you have excess produce and no root cellar for storage? If you’re looking for storage options for your excess harvest, check out the three options detailed below. (h/t to ThePrairieHomestead.com) How to store your harvest if you don’t…

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Shipping workers warn of imminent global transport systems collapse

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Shipping workers warn of imminent global transport systems collapse By Nolan Barton for Grocery A global transport systems collapse looms due to the lingering impacts of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. In an open letter, a coalition of unions that represent shipping workers across the globe warns of the imminent collapse as fragmented and inconsistent pandemic restrictions around the world toss international shipping into chaos. The shipping workers write: “We are witnessing unprecedented disruptions and global delays and shortages on essential goods including electronics, food, fuel and medical supplies. “The impact of nearly two years’ worth of…

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