WOE TO YOU PASTORS TO DO SATAN’S BIDDING TO ROUND UP YOUR FELLOW FOR THE FEMA CAMPS

I am too angry for now to add a video description – will be added later, I need to change my mind. Here are the words in French of this song that I translated for you in English but will have to proofread it later on: The original song: Luc De Larochellière – Amère America www.youtube.com Me, I was born on the right side The side of America Of North America The apathetic kingdom of a quiet city Where every morning I drink my cup of coffee Without soiling my hands Soiling my hands You, you were born on the other side Nearby the sea But it is all that you have left Each time that my side is not minding it’s business You are dying of hunger in the midst of a garden Where you harvest the coffee that I drink Every morning Every morning Bitter America {x3} Me, I was born on the right side The side where there is no war Where we can Conceal misery yet After the dinner, when I watch tv I see your side torn apart Without feeling concerned Concerned You, you were born on the other side It is the revolution For one yes, for a no It’s disappearance Revolution, good for the economy For the bullet that kills you comes from my side America From America Bitter America {x3} But there, you lay down By a shanty town Where there is more hope Than on my ground made of clay For if a day A world must collapse Tell to yourself that it is my turn My side will be the first Bitter America {ad lib} †††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††††† I don’t pretend to be a signer but this song is also for …
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Let’s make a spear. I’m Tom Sawyer at heart, always up for an adventure and making a primitive weapon from the excellent Buck Hoodlum is a great way to live the life. Friend Cr0cket20 is a great companion in the outing. I show you how I fashion a strong pole from a fallen tree and tie together a most deadly and capable wilderness spear. We take turns launching this sucker into the snow to test the temporary 550 wrap I did and the balance. Mostly it would be a thrusting weapon to secure game stuck in deep snow or constructed traps. I show the digging capabilities of the Hoodlum and a pretty good icebox results. With limitations of TCE (time calorie energy), we have to scrap our other plans like snowcaving and some other wilderness projects I’d planned. Maybe later. Time to break camp and head out. Before we head down I do a quick rundown of my pack for the trip, the excellent and high value Jansport Carson. Another fun memory made with a friend and some excellent gear testing accomplished. Thanks for coming along! //////////////////////////Music licensed to TNP from Jason Shaw.//////////////This series is dedicated to fellow adventurer and knife designer Ron Hood and his family