Walking a thin line between fear mongering and hope ...

If you're a regular reader, you may have noticed I'm not posting as often as I like. I see most of what others are talking about as a major distraction but I'm not sure what from. I'm not a financial expert, but I'm pretty sure things will go south in a split second, any day now ... but I've been saying that for a long time, and if anyone *shouldn't* be giving out financial advice, it's me. I'm not exactly rolling in the dough, here.

However, many of the things I've predicted have indeed come true. April is one of the most volatile months in American history, especially recent history. We are also coming up on some major anniversaries like the Boston Marathon Bombing (10 years tomorrow) and the fire at Waco (30 years, corresponding with a powerful Solar Eclipse this year). I think today is when the Titanic hit an iceberg, I'm not sure.

I don't want to be a Henny Penny ("the sky is falling!") but the death rate is going up significantly in healthy young people. Today I learned Jamie Foxx, who is actually older than me but unquestionably fit, had a stroke and there is no doubt he is fully vaccinated. I just saw this tweet and wanted to share it because it gives worried people something they can do to prevent this kind of thing, even if they are already vaccinated:

From Dr. Abby (@DrAbby83797237):
Most important tweet of the day, despite the noise from vax propagandists post Jamie Foxx :

Vax+Omicron = high probability of stroke

Vax+Omicron+ Taurine + modified citrus pectin = small to no probability of stroke

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So, if you're wondering why I haven't been posting as often, that's why. I don't want to put stuff out there that I'm not sure about. I *am* sure we're being fed lies and distractions. I don't want to contribute to that "noise." But if there's something *empowering* you can do or think about, you can't go wrong!