Remote Water Shutoffs: How They'll Kill Victory Gardens [NEW VIDEO]

Smart water meters with remote shut-off valves are rolling out now.

They can automatically shut off your water after just 50 liters (13 gallons) per day ... or any arbitrary amount they decide.

In Colorado, smart meters are already detecting and fining people for watering on the “wrong day." Munich is hitting gardeners with €50,000 fines. Ireland and France have "garden hose bans."

This is the UN’s “Global Water Bankruptcy” in action: enforced limits coming straight for victory gardens as the technocracy seizes control over food, water, and energy in their staged “Poly-Crisis.”

YouTube: https://youtu.be/u6kZo05oPDM
Substack: https://unshadowed.substack.com/p/remote-water-shutoffs-how-theyll

#water

Cyberattack on Fairlife shuts down US Milk Production

One of America’s leading milk brands (found in 1 in 4 households) has halted ALL US production after a ransomware cyberattack.

Fairlife, owned by Coca-Cola, has taken their systems offline while dealing with the attack. Milk is perishable, and shortages could hit fast if this drags on. (they are still completely offline after 3 days!)

I'd warned that the US food supply was critically vulnerable to cyberattacks, and this would appear to be a prime example of exactly that...

Follow @iceagefarmer for more.

#Cyberattack

https://abcnews.com/Business/wireStory/fairlife-pauses-us-production-after-cyberattack-breached-milk-134853368

Hahaha, I don't think it'd work

64 Stück auf einer Palette 793 kg.

A friend in Germany just received 64 MB56 LFP cells.... enough for 4 32kwh batteries.... 128kwh.

A little back story on this one... I met this couple when I was hitchhiking around Germany in 1993. We maintained contact thru the years and when I visited them in 2014, he showed me his SMA inverter and solar panels on two buildings. He's been running AGM batteries this whole time and finally took the plunge to LFP. If not for him, I probably wouldn't have ever learned about solar.

What a unit of a horse.

Made a hell of a discovery yesterday. I drove to a friend's house to borrow a tractor auger and noticed an unused 200ft tall radio tower. I had heard thru the grapevine that a telephone company here in SC had gotten a federal grant for rural internet and built towers but then fiberoptic happened and the towers are just sitting there. There's 14 of them. So a quick call to a local ham in one of the rural towns and turns out his son works for that phone company. So now we wait to see if we can climb the towers in the day time or guerrilla style at night.

I bring this up because this same thing may have happened in other rural areas across the country. maybe there are unused towers in your area? These mesh repeaters are solar powered and clamp on a rail in seconds.

you can search the FCC database for the name of your rural phone company and find any towers that belong to them... then see if they are not in use. https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/AsrSearch/asrRegistrationSearch.jsp

Change the laws while they are asleep

I have used a box end wrench.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U861JqZ0ze4

WATCH: Massive anti-government protests in India hit multiple cities

Indian government blocks mobile internet in central Delhi.

This is why you need an alternative network for communicating with your neighbors.