nickcoons
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I like her at least she is kicking up a little dust.

Really? I would think that publicly intimidating a witness in your pending court case is stupid. I mean use some common sense. I try to be as low key as possible. I try to follow ordinances regarding common decency, pollution and, safety. I know that nosy neighbors are what they are. So if I can keep a neighbor out of my business I will get a burn permit and stuff like that in order to not have to deal with them on a legal level. Some people feel they have power over others. My land is kinda wild and secluded. I like to live in harmony with my surroundings. My community is big on personal freedom protecting personal, property and, privacy rights.

I haven't gotten sick in many years. When I heard about covid I started taking colloidal silver everyday and I made a spray touse on my face and hands before and after going out in public. I also got some ivermectin a couple of years ago I took it once a week for about a year. Now I only take it if I get around someone who is noticeably sick. No vaxx, mask, or test for me. I feel fine. I also drank a high dollar tonic water and took zinc along with it during the so called height of the outbreak just in case. I also took it if I was around my brother who had been vaxxed. I live in a very rural area almost nobody wore mask or took the vaccine around me ao there is that too. I still spray my face and hands before and after being out in public. Also, I ended up having to take in my conically ill younger sister and her autistic son after my mom died. I gave her all the same things I was taking and she is in the best health she has been in her whole life. I gave my nephew silver and chlorine dioxide everyday and ivermectin once a month and his cognition has gone way up. So everyone at my house has been doing pretty good. One thing about the so called pandemic that I think is kind of good is that people seem to not go out in public if they are sick and running a fever and coughing and snotting all over everything as much as they used to.