Two evenings back, my younger brother brought home some very old meat that he had stored in this girlfriend Bev's freezer because she was set on throwing it out.
Last evening around 9:30 p.m. after he got home from his 'socializing', he spent about half an hour getting a good-sized frozen salmon ready for the oven ─ he had left it in the kitchen sink to thaw the evening that he brought it home.
Well, I don't know if most of the problem gustatorially is due to him having cooked it while he was drunk, but I tried some of this fish during the noon hour today.
Please take note that he speculated that the fish may have been in Bev's freezer for three or even four years.
The flesh is almost as dry as cork, and requires rigorous chewing to begin to masticate it sufficiently to make it able to be swallowed. And the only flavour I would ascribe to it is that of "bitter".
Sadly, the fish was likely originally sockeye, so it ought to have been exceptionally flavourful and sumptuously oily. The only part of such a fish that I have ever found to be bitter was darkened flesh in the immediate vicinity of the salmon's gills. But every bite of this fish is quite bitter.
And because it is so offensive to the taste, a piece being chewed actually is slow, methodical work that easily requires a full minute before one can attempt to swallow the rather foul sample.
To this point between the two of us, not quite half of the fish has been eaten.
The skin is beyond trying. My brother confessed that newspaper he had wrapped the fish in could not be entirely removed from the skin ─ it had effectively bonded to it. But even had this not been the case, the skin is nearly like the thinnest bit of leather. It can be stretched due to some elasticity, but there is absolutely no appeal to make the diner feel like trying to chew any of it.
I am unsure that I have the stomach to endeavour any more of the salmon later today ─ and I am one who abhors the waste of food. I do not believe that I can countenance more than one attempt at its consumption in any single day.
Anyway, last evening's T.V. fare via our Android TV Box was to include an episode each of Chicago PD, then Lewis, and finally Hardware.
It was primarily because my brother had eaten some of the salmon late last evening ─ and then again this latter morning ─ and seemed to have no ill effects that I risked having some during the noon hour.
Enough about that.
Our instructional entertainment this morning began with a June 28 upload to Rumble by Greg Hunter's USAWatchdog.com: 700 Million Worldwide Will Die from CV19 Vax by 2028 – Dr. David Martin.
The video was just over an hour (1:03:20) in length. You ought to be able to imagine its main topic, but a very full description of the interview is here.
The next video I tuned in was Action4Canada's nearly two-hour (1:57:10) July 14 upload to Rumble: Climate Change Fraud Invented to Decrease The World’s Population & Live Q&A.
This week Tom Harris, the Executive Director of International Climate Science Coalition Canada, joins Tanya to discuss the multi-layers of the Climate Change fraud that is enriching the globalist elites and deceiving humanity. Climate change is just another way to create ‘green’billionaires and to decrease the world’s population.
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Website: www.icsc-canada.com
The final video we watched was one that I had downloaded back in the Spring: THE SEQUEL TO THE FALL OF THE CABAL - Part 12: The Gates Foundation – Fake Meat & Extinction Technol.
During the early part of the video, I was in the kitchen availing myself some of my brother's salmon as the core of my first meal of today, so I lost some focus on the presentation. Nevertheless, I did get the gist that these fake meats are among products that include cultures derived from what were at one time the cells of an aborted human fetus.
This single-page .pdf document that is a July 15, 2015 article helps explain this: Which Companies Are Using Aborted Human Fetuses in Their Food?
Whether or not human fetuses are being directly incorporated into products we consume or have injected into us may depend on how you view the interpretation being spun by, for instance, vaccine defenders.
I am too tired to want to start delving deeply into the topic. As far as I am concerned, if decades ago some human fetus cells from a kidney or any other part of a baby were taken and cultured ─ i.e., made to replicate over and over and over again ─ down to the present for use in certain vaccines (and apparently other products), then I do not want those derivatives in my diet nor in anything being injected into me.
It is all that I need to know.
And if somehow more than just those derivatives are finding their way into some products, then obviously I want even less to do with whatever those products might be.
A life-saving human blood transfusion is a far cry from clandestinely being fed that same human blood ─ however it may be done, nor how diluted it has become ─ and being conned that the product is something that is beneficial for you.
Go DIRECTLY to Hell ALL who may be complicit in this deceit.
That is all I shall say on the topic here.
I have now downloaded the next episode (part 13) of the series onto a thumb or flash drive, and eventually my brother and I will get around to viewing it.
Today has been the fourth consecutive Summer day in which sunning has not been possible. We had rain overnight and on into the morning, and the afternoon has remained overcast, although I now see in the latter afternoon that there are breaks displaying blue sky ─ and even sunshine. And according to a weather report I saw on T.V. this morning, Summer sunshine is due to return as of tomorrow and be around for at least three consecutive days ─ maybe longer.
And as if on cue, a radio announcer just claimed that the sunshine is to last for at least through the coming weekend, and temperatures will fast reach into the upper 20s Celsius.
My brother's 9:30 p.m. deadline is in place for this evening. If he is not home by 9:30 p.m., I will not be watching any T.V. with him, for I have an early a.m. five-mile walk planned overnight that will require me to be getting up at 2:30 a.m.
I expect that I will be back blogging tomorrow, then.
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