Love this vid!
Hey Al Gore and the rest of you control-freak, eugenic SOB trash, take your global warming/climate change/cap & trade scams and shove it!
All freedom, V-8, give me more horsepower loving patriots should get one of these or any other American Muscle and do burn outs all over D.C.
For those who don’t regularly check out some of the links I have on the right side, I find these items are important enough to highlight and post.
First off is this audio clip (made into a short video) from the evil sellouts known as the Council on Foreign Relations. Listen in on their symposium where they come up with just the trick to get the sheeple to run to the toxic piggy flu shot.
Let’s move on to They Rub it in Your Face because you are too stupid to see the connection. After pushing this new version of ‘V’ for weeks it made its debut the other night. This InfoWarrior does a nice job breaking down how and why this show was resurrected now. I have no plans on watching it, but if you do then be aware of the brainwashing at work.
And while America is all wrapped up in football season, the MSM shills are not telling you about some serious shit going down in the Ukraine. Looks like the eugenic freaks opened up a can of bio-weapon plague on this country. Get caught up at LabVirus blog pronto.
October in Texas is the time to plant additional fall crops like Beets, Collards, Garlic, and Lettuce. Well, I haven’t been able to due to it be a rainy month. The amount of rain we get then takes the soil several days to dry out, but never enough to plant. Out of the last 26 days, 13 have had measurable precipitation and even more with no sunshine.
Of course we can’t get nice gentle soaking rains here in the DFW area. No, we have to have flooding rains with huge winds and the threat of hail. Last week it was 6 inches poured on us in one day. And just as the ground starts to stop squishing when I walked on it, we get another blast of flooding rains.
I’m ready with my seeds of Early Wonder Beets, whole garlic clove, Buttercrunch and Parris Island Lettuce, but Mother Nature is not cooperating. I doubt two days of clouds will be enough to dry out the garden soil enough before another round of showers roll in on Thursday. I really should start them in pots, but seeing I didn’t have good luck in the spring with the squash, I’m leery of trying.
Hey, at least the broccoli and cauliflower plants haven’t drowned this month, actually they seem happy and growing great.
The Man says don’t wake up, don’t love, don’t be a free-thinking spiritual being.
You should shut the F-up and go spend you money on crap that they make. And make sure you spend every single minute of each day being AFRAID of the boogieman they create, so you live in a constant state of FEAR. Only the Man can protect you from the boogieman.
Alex Jones’s new, must see movie can be viewed at Truth Action Ottawa for free and in HD.
(Tagetes lucida)
Perennial
2’ tall x 2’ wide
Full Sun
Having trouble growing French Tarragon in the hot, dry Southern regions of the USA? No worries, there is a wonderful herb with the nickname Texas Tarragon that will fill that herbaceous void for you.
Mexican Mint Marigold / Texas Tarragon is easy to grow. The narrow leaves have a sweet anise fragrance and flavor. The small dark golden flowers bloom in the fall just in time for the migrating butterflies to enjoy. This plant will tolerate any soil, clay to limestone and acidic to alkaline, just make sure it is well-drained so the roots don’t drown.
MMM has been used down in Mexico to sooth upset stomach, relieve diarrhea and rid the body of intestinal parasites.
In the kitchen, the leaves can be chopped up to flavor an herb butter or dip. Whole leaves can be placed inside a roasting chicken to add a unique flavor. I like to take a bunch of stems packed with fresh leaves and make an herb vinegar that I then use to marinate beef and pork.
You can harvest MMM during the whole growing season, but if you want it to flower, then stop cutting it in late August.
Or at least cheering a football team or watching the balloon hoax, this important item was ignored by the brainwashing MSM because dumb sheep are easy to lead to the slaughter.
Fact: just a few weeks away (December) there will be a United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. If the Userfer-n-Chief signs this treaty then here is what will happen to the USA.
World Governement, aka New World Order will run the United States.
Spread the wealth, Americans with money will have to give it to those without SO everyone is equally poor and under the thumb of a NWO.
Using the gobal warming hoax, one-child policy will land on these shores.
Welcom the police state ten times worse than what has been tested in China, USSR, or Nazi Germany because all the 1984 Big Brother technology that has been created for the NWO control freaks.
Watch and read for yourself. Or go back to sleep where all is well and unicorns skip around with the leperchans in the land of Oz.
Remember friends, God help those who help themselves
Even though the weather is still warm here in Texas, the calendar says it’s October, so it is time to get the fall garden started.
I pulled out the second green bean bed in mid-September when the plants were losing more leaves than they were putting on. I lightly racked the larger roots up and then added an organic fertilizer, green sand and top it off with mushroom compost. I made sure I kept the bed moist while I waited for the Cole crop transplants to arrive at the nurseries.
At the end of September, I planted broccoli, cauliflower, and two different peas (sugar and snow). For the heck of it I also put down the last couple of zucchini seeds I had left over from the spring.
With lower air temperatures (now below 95 degrees) and a few days of rain, everything is doing nicely. Surprisingly the pepper plants survived a wicked hurricane-like storm that blew in with 70+ mph winds and heavy rains. I thought for sure they would have been snapped in half like one did in an earlier storm, but I guess the wind block is still doing its job.
The cherry tomatoes are still alive and draping over their cages. I keep cutting them back little by little in order to get them to sprout new growth closer to the ground. The Yellow Pear is responding to this trick, but the Cherry 100 rather put blooms on the long gangly branches.
Here in northern Texas, October is also the month to plant Beets, Collards, Garlic and Lettuce. I would try the beets and get the lettuce going if I could find room in the garden. Perhaps I should use space in the Herb Garden and hope the bunnies don’t think it is all for them.
