National guard, Arizona??

[missmuffet]

1 minute ago, kwikphilly said:

Thats true,no evictions plus no foreclosures etc....

That is great because I have talked to a couple of people who are really worried about their financial concerns. 

[kwikphilly]

Blessings Peeps

    Yes,Sis- I did listen to that on the news....also,the IRS has officially extended the deadline til June....that leads me to believe there won't be any pressure (rents,mortgages & loans)until after June(if that).....banks will be granting forebearances & so on & so on                                  With love in Christ,Your Sis

[Dennis1209]

4 hours ago, JustPassingThru said:

Some years ago there was a"another" virus and President Macron declared mandatory "vaccination" for all French citizens

This President Macron in my opinion, came out of obscurity and is looked up to by the world governments. Remember the Time Magazine cover with Macron walking on water? 

 

[JustPassingThru]

1 hour ago, Dennis1209 said:

This President Macron in my opinion, came out of obscurity and is looked up to by the world governments. Remember the Time Magazine cover with Macron walking on water? 

President Macron is a political "nobody" who was "given" the French Presidency by the Rothschild family, ...he's their puppet, ...hand trained by them.

[missmuffet]

4 hours ago, kwikphilly said:

Blessings Peeps

    Yes,Sis- I did listen to that on the news....also,the IRS has officially extended the deadline til June....that leads me to believe there won't be any pressure (rents,mortgages & loans)until after June(if that).....banks will be granting forebearances & so on & so on                                  With love in Christ,Your Sis

Have you heard how the utility companies are responding to this? People need their heat, air conditioning, hot water,stoves, refrigerators and lights etc. during this and many are out of work. 

[JustPassingThru]

5 hours ago, Neighbor said:

Okay , thanks! Please send information as you come across it  about chips in a vaccine.

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Here's what I have found in English, ...actually it showed up in my email this morning.  PTL

I've listened to this man many years ago, ...but there were so many breaks asking for money that I haven't listened to him in years.

It seems to be a teaching on what we were talking about, ...vaccinations with microchips implanted in the body.

http://www.worldviewweekend.com/tv/video/coronavirus-mandatory-human-chipping-bill-gates-rockefeller-foundation-cashless-society

I haven't listened to it, so please, if you do, tell me if it's something worthy to watch. 

Lord bless

[Willa]

9 hours ago, Neighbor said:

Come to think of it, the Grocer's produce manager was on the floor helping stock , almost all the people in the store were staff stocking shelves and mostly taking  breaks, chatting with each other in the aisles. I think there were less then 10 customers, no line at all at check out. The produce manager is a talker- said people are nuts, stocking up  buying things they don't usually  buy in volume. He said we have plenty of food,  trucks are delivering, 

 We bought our usual lamb, beef cuts burgers and so on without any problem- Oh no calves liver, but that is not unusual. That always goes fast, just had beef liver, -even had cashews  on sale two for one! Lots of two fors. I bought some fruit cups  on sale that way. I used up our milk that was about to become dated, made pancakes and waffles,- Storing the waffles to drop in the toaster this morning.  Ah maple syrup  the stor eonly had dark maple not light premium left. Again that is not unusual either. Hard for me to resist maple syrup so I ate the pancakes, calling them dessert.

 I even went to the bank, and just to check it out I asked to go inside to my safe deposit box,  no problem- they tended to my request letting me in for that. I drove through and picked up some small amount of cash too, just to see, and yes all is okay.

 I do think this "emergency" is about to end in a very few days. with some new laws passed, the sheep sheared in the stock market the government owning stock in companies that they want to own and have some influence over. Plus the big money will have sold high and bought back in low.

 The poor on the plantation will get maybe $1200 and think  wow thank God for big government. The sheared sheep, all they can do is;" baaa baaa, I'm kinda chilly how about you?"

We still have long long lines crowding the isles to the checker.  the soup isle is empty.  Only 2 cans of anything can be purchased at a time.  I can't buy distilled water to be used in machinery (we have extremely hard water.)  Bottles of drinking water are getting very low and TP is not to be had.  That is the biggest worry.  Paper towels are scratchy and not flushable as are the junk mail that we could use to wipe.  Enoob said that leaves work but our new leaves are still coming out and last years simply are not suitable.  Glad things are better where you are. Spokane is a little better as well.   

 

[Neighbor]

56 minutes ago, JustPassingThru said:

Here's what I have found in English, ...actually it showed up in my email this morning.  PTL

I've listened to this man many years ago, ...but there were so many breaks asking for money that I haven't listened to him in years.

It seems to be a teaching on what we were talking about, ...vaccinations with microchips implanted in the body.

http://www.worldviewweekend.com/tv/video/coronavirus-mandatory-human-chipping-bill-gates-rockefeller-foundation-cashless-society

I haven't listened to it, so please, if you do, tell me if it's something worthy to watch. 

Lord bless

Thanks. I looked it over, played about a half minute of one of the selections and decided no  it isn't going to be helpful to me. But thanks anyway.

[Neighbor]

Why would government think people that for one reason or another do not work, and already receive a government stipend ,should receive a bonus of $1,200? ???

 Seems absolutely nuts to me.

I do hope that  the "benefits" go to those that have suffered loss of what they normally  gain from their real work.

[walla299]

16 hours ago, Debp said:

I talked with my elderly uncle in Phoenix yesterday.   He couldn't find much in the grocery store.

He said they were thinking of having the National Guard drive trucks with groceries to the stores.   The stores can't keep up with things he said.

Anyone hear about this?

Yep. Its been in the news here. The plan was to have the Guard drive trucks to fill in the gaps so the grocery stores can restock. A good idea over all since the normal supply chain is overwhelmed. I had to go to 4 different stores for my weekly shopping, but found most of what I needed. One store had folks standing in a line before it opened that went half way around to the back of the building. I skipped that one, needless to say. Didn't even stop, just kept cruisin'. Found some paper towels, but no toilet paper . . . 

I've lived through enough natural disasters that I keep a stock of things on hands at all times. Funny part is: Why do folks need so much toilet paper for a respiratory virus that doesn't cause digestive issues? That makes no sense.