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To: george76
We must organize a decentralized, autonomous future where states, cities, towns and even villages are permitted to put their own needs before those of the current prevailing globalist agenda.

I totally agree about the main point of the article regarding the myth of global warming.

But the above quote from the article caught my attention. This should be a point of emphasis for any one person or group of people.

An anecdotal story I heard from my mom was about buying meat at a locally owned supermarket in a smallish town. She said it was really reasonably priced which it must be coming from my fixed-income 81 year old mother. I asked her why that was and she said she had heard that this local store had a local ranch that they used for their meat supply. Not sure about any details but that got me to thinking that perhaps my extended family should buy a whole beef and split it amongst ourselves instead of buying from these big corporate conglomerates. Same with Farmers markets and the such.
14 posted on 06/28/2022 8:38:25 AM PDT by copaliscrossing (The truth is always your friend.)
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To: copaliscrossing
family should buy a whole beef and split it amongst ourselves

Growing up in northern Michigan during the 60's, my parents did just that at a local butcher. Not a full steer but maybe a quarter.......

Never thought about it until you just mentioned it.

There's a beef outlet near me called Cattleman's Market which has its meats at half the price of my local Meijer and Kroger supermarkets. I recently bought a 10 lb. slab of rib-eye steaks had them slice it into 1 1/2" steaks for $80

34 posted on 06/28/2022 10:25:52 AM PDT by Hot Tabasco (Don't walk thru the watermelon patch)
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