Dtube nor IPFS are working for me. Please at least add video from other sources that do, such as Youtool, Bitchute, 3speak, etc...
Your continual and factual research and coverage of these issues is deeply appreciated by me. The perils of being dependent on centralized systems are nowhere more obvious than for such necessities as food, water, and power. Even relatively decentralized, yet still not personally controlled options such as community microgrids, gardens, and water supplies are revealed through your reportage as simply subsidiaries of global control.
There is a development protocol that is necessary to free people becoming apparent in which each personal home independently produces the necessary goods and services of the occupants, starting with security, and including food, water, and power. This protocol will be concealed by those seeking to increase their power over people, and those intent on prosperity must grasp how to provide it themselves, rather than relying on being dependent on centralized mechanisms that are corruptible by bad actors.
Passive mechanisms are inherently robust, and should be as large a part of residential development as possible, in order to reduce dependencies and the potential failures such dependencies effect. I have some ideas regarding such developments, but specifics of food production is not a special competency of mine. The inclusion of aquaponics in residential contruction is an essential part of robust development for security, and any thoughts you might have on basic foodstuff production methods using the least expensive, but nominally competent, materials and construction means would be appreciated. If you have personal thoughts, or are aware of folks with specific expertise on this topic, please provide information as you are willing to share at your earliest convenience.
Clearly, time is of the essence for free people to establish robust communities competent to maintain their sovereignty and prosperity in the face of global action by bad actors to reduce them to abject servitude.
Thanks!
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