Feel the energy and movement.
Ground up! Big LOVE!

Feel the energy and movement.
Ground up! Big LOVE!

https://www.treasury.gov/ofac/downloads/sdnlist.pdf

I'm not a "republican", so please don't confuse me with one.

Poppy Bush and Baby Bush were both as corrupt as any dem has ever been.

Dick Cheney was a war monger and so was Colin Powell.

Don't even get me started on Donald Rumsfeld or John Boehner...

@awakening_with_yas 💫

https://t.me/awakening_with_yas/60296

There was once a 13 MONTH calendar adhered to by MANY 'ancient cultures' based on the 13 MOON cycles in a year, with each cycle lasting approximately 28 days. (13×28=364 +1... marking the RISING of the 'new sun')

The names of MODERN months reflect 'remnants', of an OLDER system:
SEPTEMber is derived from 7 but is now the 9th month, OCTOber, means 8, is now the 10th month, NOVEMber, 9, is now the 11th and DECember, 10, now the 12th.

Can you feel it?

Let that sink in.

WONDERFUL INVENTION ⚒️
This revolutionary breakthrough transforms rainwater into a solid resource using potassium acrylate, a biodegradable polymer. Developed by Mexican engineer Sergio Jesus Rico Velasco, this powdered polymer turns into a gel when hydrated with rainwater, capable of retaining up to 210 times its weight in water for 41 days.
This innovative technology promises to improve crop growth in regions with extreme climates, where water availability is scarce and unpredictable. Additionally, it ensures that this method can reduce water usage in agriculture by up to 92%, lowering costs and dependence on expensive irrigation systems.
I hope we support these types of projects that will help us protect water.
Credits: Mundo Galático

WONDERFUL INVENTION ⚒️
This revolutionary breakthrough transforms rainwater into a solid resource using potassium acrylate, a biodegradable polymer. Developed by Mexican engineer Sergio Jesus Rico Velasco, this powdered polymer turns into a gel when hydrated with rainwater, capable of retaining up to 210 times its weight in water for 41 days.
This innovative technology promises to improve crop growth in regions with extreme climates, where water availability is scarce and unpredictable. Additionally, it ensures that this method can reduce water usage in agriculture by up to 92%, lowering costs and dependence on expensive irrigation systems.
I hope we support these types of projects that will help us protect water.
Credits: Mundo Galático

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"Once in a village, a woman saw three old men sitting outside her house. They were sitting there for quite a while.
The woman went outside and said,
'I don't know you, but I saw that you are sitting here for long, you must be hungry. Please come in and have something to eat.'
One of them asked,
'Is the man of the house at home ?'
She replied, 'No.'
'Then we cannot come in.', said the men.
The woman went inside. In the evening, when her husband came home, she told him about the people sitting outside and everything that had happened.

Good news for fans of Mother Nature!

AquaBounty, the world leader in pushing genetically engineered salmon into the marketplace, just announced that it’s shutting down its last production facility.

A growing body of science has shown that GE salmon pose serious environmental and public health risks, including potentially irreversible damage to wild salmon populations that are critical to the livelihoods, cultural heritage, and well-being of Indigenous and fishing communities. But AquaBounty ignored these realities as it pushed to sell these “FrankenFish” to the public.

Campaigns led by Indigenous peoples and environmental groups compelled the largest grocery retailers, food service companies, and major restaurants to commit to not selling genetically engineered salmon.

Without a market, the company is not viable — and it’s ending its fish farming operations for good.

Good news for fans of Mother Nature!

AquaBounty, the world leader in pushing genetically engineered salmon into the marketplace, just announced that it’s shutting down its last production facility.

A growing body of science has shown that GE salmon pose serious environmental and public health risks, including potentially irreversible damage to wild salmon populations that are critical to the livelihoods, cultural heritage, and well-being of Indigenous and fishing communities. But AquaBounty ignored these realities as it pushed to sell these “FrankenFish” to the public.

Campaigns led by Indigenous peoples and environmental groups compelled the largest grocery retailers, food service companies, and major restaurants to commit to not selling genetically engineered salmon.

Without a market, the company is not viable — and it’s ending its fish farming operations for good.

https://t.me/SGTnewsNetwork/81500

Hemp for Victory!

Hemp for Victory!