DrCray

Diving a little deeper on how the sun is by far the main driver of climate change via water vapour, a far more potent greenhouse gas than CO2 ever will be, and the impact of solar cycles upon the jet stream, and how that determines both weather AND climate. Also how the Climate Con ties into the forthcoming economic crash and the oh so desired digitization of everything inc the economy... Smart cities, surveillance, AI, robots and drones!!!

A wander in the wilds on the eve of COP26 Glasgow with me spouting about the lie of anthropogenic (human-made) climate change, how it's just the sun and variable solar cycles, and how CV19 has prepped our psychology for Climate Change Lockdowns!

A few points I missed... it'll take any food waste eg meat, fish, coffee grounds etc, and because the process is anaerobic, ie without air, the waste ferments rather than rots. Once the bucket is full and well packed (so as to exclude air) it's ready to dig in after a few weeks if the ambient temp is warm, and about double the time if cold. And finally, to use the juice as a feed it needs to be diluted by at least 20:1

I should have added that it takes all kinds of food waste eg meat, fish, coffee grounds etc, and that to use the juice as a feed it needs diluting by at least 20:1

Outnumbered, the arrest does not go to plan! Some interesting dialogue follows...

I really should have prepared myself for this; woken up by banging on the van, the writ had no signature which i should've made more of an issue (invalid jurisdiction etc), even though the bailiff admitted such and still continued with the threats of forcibly removing me. And when one of them said they'd call the police i should've taken them up on that... even so managed to stall them for another 15m or so.

A short-ish tutorial on sowing seeds directly into prepared beds, in particular Kohl Rabi and Carrot.

This video starts with shots of my van parked up at the front gates of Hilston Park, the idea being to stop any bailiffs gaining entry... This is all about Universal Law Community Trust (ULCT), the Restoration of Rights and the subsequent occupation of this magnificent property. Hilston Park was a council run centre for outward bound activities ie owned by the council (Monmouth) and used, and ultimately funded, by the public. In late 2020, because of Covid, it closed. Soon after the said council put it up for private sale to the highest bidder, and of course intended to pocket the proceeds. A ULCT group got together and slapped a Restoration of Rights Notice on the front gate, somehow managed to find their way in, and subsequently occupied the property in an attempt to stop the sale of a publicly used facility into private hands. This is their story...

A short tutorial in 'Pricking Out' seedlings (Cabbage) from the germination pot into trays for bringing on before planting out.

... continuing our tour around the house polytunnel followed by a more detailed look into the market / propagation polytunnel and finally a wander around the orchard.

A brief look into the polytunnel that provides food for the house... brief because my phone ran out of storage space...

Aside from a brief intro there's a quick demo of seed sowing in pots for later 'pricking out'. The website that Anne is recommending for all things horticultural is https://charlesdowding.co.uk/ The method of production we will be looking at is a 'No dig' system which is considered by many to be the way to go, primarily because it does not disturb the soil structure and reflects a more natural way of food production.

The various merged convoys hit the M25 from South Mimms services in a clockwise direction, next stop for an overnighter at another services (not sure which one - sleep deprivation)

South Mimms services on the M25 late afternoon and another convoy arrives, total now I reckon a good few hundred cars... and that's from 3 (?) of 11 convoys

Convoy 2 and 4 at South Mimms services, another convoy is apparently imminent...

Convoy 2 arriving at South Mimms services on the M25. Many folk were asking the Gurkhas to escort us into the capital, they very regretfully declined as they had exercises in Dorset to go to. The rousing applause and cheers the Gurkhas got when they left was astonishing and phenomenal, brought me to tears! If the shit really does hit the van many people, military included, have said to me that they can be relied upon. And of all military the Gurkhas can be relied upon the most!

Convoy 2 leaving Cherwell Valley Services on the M40 on our way to hitch up with Convoy 4