I can respect that. I actually like when someone can show me different views on an issue. I’m still going with the mainstream science on this and most things but with new evidence things can always change things. I do agree that it isn’t as deadly as they justify to shut down the world. (Unless your happened to be one of those 5 million that died). And we don’t know if the vaccine will have long term affects down the road, but I haven’t seen even hundreds dying from it yet.
Give me proof with videos of him being inside. Until then it is just propaganda from mainstream media. . . You can not believe everything you read. I provide video footage to back up my statements.
Maybe you should be digging then. Do your homework because I have not seen any evidence he went inside. If you want to stand by what you imply, show me the evidence.
Why you arguing with him?
You haven’t been paying attention to VAERS then and they are under reporting BIG time.
Why shouldn’t I? I care about him, knowing him for years now on this forum. Normally I would call him a friend.
Not saying you shouldn’t. Just wondering why is all
I went back and read much more about Jeremy and the charges. I’m actually more inclined to believe he may not have gone into the building. The charges are worded to make it seem like he did, but there is an ‘or’ referencing to the grounds. There is no doubt he was there on the capital property as your video shows. He did show up in battle gear and had zip tie restraints. I don’t see him as a Boy Scout here as his intentions were likely to help overthrow the government. But I do agree after reading more most of the articles are written to make him look more guilty and going inside. I will be interested in his trial and what evidence comes out of it. I still see this as a technical detail, but it does put him in a much better light than the guy spraying pepper spray.
Are those measurements on the Celsius scale?
I don't know anything about metric but I am having a hard time finding certain types of building materials, like siding.
I bought a fully hydraulic bandsaw mill. I cut the lumber and built the house here completely with just me and my son. I took a year off and played Daniel Boon you could say. I’ve since sold the mill and still hve some stacks of lumber from it stored, mostly hardwoods for furniture. I believe it would have been cheaper to just buy all the lumber looking back on it. Of course that was pre shortages and inflation. I learned that it’s a backbreaking way to make a living and would recommend staying in school to any young person! Lol.
I've had 2 band mills over the years. Of course its hard work, I always thought that was a good thing for a young man. I milled hundreds of thousands of board feet of lumber by my self. I'd fall the timber, skid it to a sorting yard, using a couple teams of horses that I trained, keep the good logs for my mill and send the rest to area mills. I made good money from the lumber and timbers that I cut with these mills. Sure I had a couple accidents, who doesnt? I broke my leg once when I slipped on the ice and the horses dragged a large log over my legs turning one leg around backwards. Another time I got tangled up in some rigging on a draft mule and was dragged for over a mile before I could cut myself loose. Just broke most of my ribs and had a serious concussion.
Another good reason to get a bobcat to handle the logs over horses! Lol. Of course when no one can afford gas anymore those horses will be looking pretty good….
