[darbymcgill]

The guest, Dr. Pry, laid it all out. If the grid goes down and stays down, there will be no food, water and fuel for most in the U.S.

I've been told that FEMA has plans in case of massive food shortages to build huge, very shallow ponds and use fast growing algae to feed the masses. It seems that it has been done before in Japan.

After the war, algae seemed to be forgotten as a food source, and interest in it didn’t resurface again until World War II, when the Hiroshima bomb destroyed Japan’s food supply and the US Government sent chlorella algae along with other food supplies to help them avoid starvation. The chlorella was a desperately needed source of protein, and to everyone’s surprise, it also seemed to alleviate some of the effects of radiation poisoning. The US Government took note of this, and in the late 1940’s began extensive research on algae. Algae’s ability to assist with remediation of radiation poisoning has since been confirmed and used at other radiation disasters including Chernobyl.

Algae as a food source

[STARLIT]

WOW! very interesting. ThankQ

[txhurl]

Here’s an interesting theory I just saw: we all know Q paints this good v. evil via the Mirror: the place where moral normacy ends and Satanic practices begin - Through the Looking Glass - what if, given the family’s exposure to the world’s underbelly via hotel-ing them in NY for a hundred years and recently the planet: what if Ivanka is Alice, and stepped through the glass to spy/identify the Satanists for her family?

She could walk through any door on Earth right up until the deep state realized her dad was running for POTUS.

The theory certainly perked my ears.

[Disestablishmentarian]

Is algae tasty?