Open Post

[kimberlysteele]

I'm currently on a writing and Ogham break until July 11 -- I'll be putting up my usual shingle for Ogham readings the night of Friday, July 11 for Ogham Readings on Saturdays -- so I am putting up this Open Post if anybody wants to talk. The photo is of Cedric the Eastern cedar, a tree I rescued from the back of my building back when I rented a commercial space to teach music lessons. Covid hysteria and fear-mongering ended that incarnation of my business, and though I am glad it gave me the opportunity to collapse ahead of schedule, it robbed my husband and I of a great deal of investment and labor. Cedric was a seedling back when I rescued him (her? whatever) in 2020.

Comments

[kimberlysteele]

Interesting article, thanks for the link, I would have missed it otherwise. I don't think we are looking at demographic collapse just yet. Humans are easy to sicken and hard to kill. Deaths among old people are on the uptick, but from what I can tell, it is people dying at 75 who would have died at 83 and people dying at 85 who would have died at 92. The shots accelerate the death process. If anything, Big Medicine should be big mad because they are killing off their best customers (Boomers) before they get a chance to squeeze every last cent out of them via hospitals, drugs, treatments, surgeries, nursing homes, etc. For instance, my aunt died (very likely of the shots) and her turbo-cancer death was so quick, her kids ended up actually inheriting some money and property instead of it all going to the pay the nursing home and whatever insurance didn't cover.

[(Anonymous)]

The major demographic collapses are likely to come in the next decade when Europe, Russia, China, India, Africa, etc plunge into another massive war on the scale of WWI and WWII.

[kimberlysteele]

Empire is a bitch! I agree, they are going to fight it out and the losses will be spectacular. There will be blood. The world population is already past its peak and Ares, Saturn, and Thanatos are going to see to it that humans won't be so overpopulated in a geological nanosecond...