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This is absolutely true. People need to realize that the Mohammedans have always been at war with Europeans long before the establishment of Israel after WW II. We had the Moors occupying Spain and the Ottoman Empire occupying large swaths of Eastern Europe. Before then we had the Asiatic hordes of Atilla and Ghengis Khan that swooped in from the east. Before then we had Hannibal the semite from Carthage who almost conquered Rome.

People blindly look forward and refuse to check the past now a days. Gold and silver has been valueable for humanities entire history. Even the burials in certain parts of europe and turkey had kilos of gold in them.

Plus .300 blk is SO HEAVY to lug around 6-8 mags of, but I’m a lighter guy so I notice that more. Some of you beefier fuckers probably don’t mind the weight.

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I see black red white is back

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Not sure, the channel should not be apple or google store banned.. yet

Honestly bro, that was what was in my mind 1st Here's what AI said In a SHTF scenario, when trading for AA batteries, some reasonable options could include: 1. Food: Non-perishable food items like canned goods, dried fruits, or high-energy protein bars can be valuable commodities for trade. 2. Water: Clean drinking water is essential for survival, so trading for water purification tablets, water filters, or even containers for water storage could be reasonable. 3. Medical supplies: Items like bandages, antibiotics, pain relievers, or first aid kits can be in high demand during emergencies, making them potential trade items. 4. Fire-starting tools: Lighters, matches, or fire-starting kits are crucial for warmth, cooking, and signaling. These can be valuable items to trade for batteries. 5. Personal hygiene items: Items like soap, toothpaste, toilet paper, or feminine hygiene products are often overlooked but can be highly sought after during emergencies. 6. Shelter and warmth: Trading for items such as blankets, sleeping bags, tents, or portable stoves can provide essential comfort and protection against the elements. 7. Tools: Multi-tools, knives, axes, or other utility tools can be valuable for various purposes and may be worth trading for batteries. Remember, the value of items may vary depending on the specific needs and circumstances of individuals or communities. It is essential to assess the situation and negotiate fair trades based on mutual benefit.

Like your profile. I bought 30 acres outside of Warsaw last year. Was part of the Forbes land trust.

Anyone ever use a scythe before? Have this strong urge to return to peasant

What does? Beers?

Of course his comments are off

Prick it, pat it mark it with a B ,and...

True and because of the money hungry kikes and crypto-kikes on top

What a nice winter town

Patriots standing by....