Pandemic Survival Blog

  Yes. They call cigarettes coffin tacks. They call 'em cowboy killers too. That's how the Marlboro Man died, ya' know. So, first off, here's a typical day in the life of a smoker : Wake up, smoke. Take two aspirin for the chronic recurring headache. Maybe a swig of some orange juice to wash it down. Shower. Head to work. Puff a cigarette on the way. Do what it is you must do to pay the bills, and take those cigarette breaks, that's one per hour for the pack-a-day'er and every half hour for the 2-pack-a-day'er, but most folks can't pull a smoke break every thirty minutes unless they run their own biz. Now, done with a hard day's work, are ya ... so head on by the store on the way home, grab a new pack-a-smokes, maybe a backup lighter and a honey bun, and head on back to the flat. Now, if you're a night owl, like many of us "kind," or you work at a bar, restaurant, movie theatre or hospital, you're probably gonna be up for a

Health Ranger is reporting this on Natural News now: "A piece of legislation that would prohibit states from enacting GMO-labeling laws, as well as make it difficult for companies wishing to voluntarily label GMOs, is expected to hit the Senate floor for a vote today. The Senate vote has been dreaded by the Right to Know movement ever since it passed the House of Representatives 275–150 in mid-July. Authored by Senator Pat Roberts (R-KS), the bill has been labeled the "Deny Americans the Right to Know (DARK) Act" by healthy food advocates because it eliminates a person's right to know exactly what is in their food . The newly "introduced legislation [is] intended to preempt state GMO labeling laws - and it's expected to come to a floor vote TOMORROW," said the Environmental Working Group in an action alert email sent on March 15, 2015." Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/053328_DARK_Act_GMO_labeling_United_Sates_Senate.html#ixz

U.S. presidential candidate and Texas senator Ted Cruz went all-in for Monsanto on the campaign trail in Iowa, parroting Monsanto's propaganda by proclaiming that GMOs are feeding the world while insulting health-conscious consumers by equating support of GMO labeling with "anti-science zealotry." At the Iowa Agricultural Summit, Cruz revealed that he in effect fully supports the mass poisoning of the American people with hidden (unlabeled) GMOs, cancer-causing glyphosate herbicide, farmer suicides caused by GMO crop failures and the widespread genetic pollution unleashed by genetically modified crops. "[W]e shouldn’t let anti-science zealotry shutdown the ability to produce low-cost quality food for billions across the globe," he stated, invoking a false claim that's actually a widely disproven Monsanto talking point Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/053315_Ted_Cruz_Monsanto_anti-science_zealots.html#ixzz4301RiEWc

So you go right now and go to a health food store and purchase one edible organic item that costs less than a pack of cigarettes. Do not bring any cigarettes with you on this venture, by the way. This begins the activities that you absolutely would not have done had you never began the process of quitting smoking for life. Now you eat the item in your car before leaving the parking lot of the store. This begins the change of how you feel, as you would not have done as a smoker planning to continue smoking. This affects the dynamics and mathematics of your life. You are changing time, space, energy and focus. Now, once done eating the organic item that cost you less than a pack of cigarettes, make sure you have a piece of paper and a pencil or pen . If not, go back in the store and get these items.   Now, you drive to an open area you have not been to before, or where you have not visited in some time, could be ten minutes from your home, 30 minutes or even 45, doesn't