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The frequency of citizen bank accounts being closed with no warning or reason given seems to be increasing in frequency. Not just Chase; not just vaccine non-narrative. Ability to pay bills, even function in society is destroyed. Do we have no protection against our own U.S. banks? The FDIC protection in this case does not apply. Recent article: “US Banks Are Abruptly Freezing Accounts, Halting Withdrawals Without Warning” July 22 2023. Note many State attorneys general have accused JP Morgan of freezing accounts based on “religious and political biases”.

https://dailyhodl.com/2023/07/22/us-banks-are-abruptly-freezing-accounts-halting-withdrawals-without-warning-or-explanation-report/

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I just received this comment by email from a reader about the previous article and felt in my heart that I needed to post it:

"Carpal tunnel is a subject close to my heart. I started piano lessons at 5, learned to transcribe quickly (to create scripts for my children's theater productions) at 10, learned to type QWERTY at 14 (nine years of piano practice later) on those huge clunky iron machines everyone used to use in the 60's and right from the start was very fast, had very strong fingers, and still type on iron manual typewriters (which I collect) for pleasure.

Fell into professional transcription in order to live an alternative lifestyle so I could work at home and homeschool my kid (while living on a boat). I've made a living this way for almost 40 years. Of course I developed carpal tunnel while living on a 24-foot sailboat and typing in the galley (on a computer) during the Gulf War I—terrible ergonomics. When it eventually became impossible to type, I left the big city and moved to the country because I couldn't make enough of a living with damaged wrists. At that point, I couldn't write with a pen, cut veggies with a knife, or hold a coffee cup. I could barely drive my 1971 VW bus which did not have power steering and could feel the disability moving down my back.

Started homesteading in the country, got goats to make my own feta and yoghurt, and was startled three weeks after my first goat "freshened" (came into milk) that I was doing carpentry, hauling water from the well, chopping wood—all these essential things I had been relying on my teenaged son to do. It was quite a shock. I refused surgery all along. And do not trust pharmaceuticals.

We had lived in India for awhile where I developed a love of "curd"--a simple cheese the Northern Indians commonly throw into their curries. We made curry with curd every night once we had goat milk. It was a great way to get a LOT of the medicinal components of the (unpasteurized) fresh goat milk into your body.

And it completely cured my carpal tunnel. In three weeks! I have been transcribing and milking goats for 25 years now since the exacerbation of the carpal tunnel, chopping wood, hauling water (and hay and 50 lbs. bags of hay), chainsawing, etc. Also learning to play the cello. My shoulder girdle gives me a bit of trouble now that I'm over 60 and insisted on chopping wood by hand with a very heavy axe, but my carpal tunnel never came back. I did buy an electric logsplitter or I probably would have froze to death because of problems with my shoulders. I still make a living doing transcription as a freelancer. I am 69.

It's the milk. Goat's milk is incredibly medicinal. Store-bought is pasteurized and does not contain most of the healthy components you need to heal. It also smells "goaty" which indicates the presence of too much bacteria. But fresh, unpasteurized milk from a goat that eats primarily grass and wild herbs (AKA "weeds") cannot be beat.

Where I live old timers always keep at least one goat because they know fresh goat milk prevents arthritis.

Because I'm not a paid subscriber I could not read your treatments. But I've never needed anything other than my goats. Their milk is also much better than infant formula."

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