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Oil does give off soot as do wax candles. The time it took, there would be signs of soot covering the intriguing art on the ceiling and walls.
That guy in Egypt that is on the History Channel has thought hard about it. There is no soot.
"Traces of Egyptian soot remnants can be found in the burial chambers of the walls in the Red Pyramid of Dahschur. This chamber is built on ground-level by the father of Khufu called Snofru. Khufu is well known for his creation of the Great Pyramid. There is an abundant amount of soot in this chamber and is at least a few millimeters in thickness and can be found throughout the ceiling and walls of his burial chamber in Egypt. One of the earliest mentions of Egyptian soot dates back to the year 1638 and has been mentioned in a book on the Great Pyramid written by John Greaves."
Why is it different? To bring you electricity we use wires to bring you water we use pipes. Both have to be paid for.
Water is a necessity of life and is provided in the needed form without any interference needed by man. No one needs electricity to survive and it requires interference by man to make it useful.
Yes, Nature provides it for free, you are paying someone to ensure it's clean, safe and to deliver to your home. You can always have the city turn off your water, and then go get it yourself, and carry it home in buckets.
BTW Money is nothing but a mutually agreed upon medium that has value, because we assign value to it. Because it is accepted by people as valuable, it's use is to barter for goods and services based on it's mutually agreed upon value, and you earn this "coin of the realm", because you agree that it has value, and will accept a certain amount of it based on it's value for your labor.
Many cities will then force someone out of their home, claiming "health" reasons. Of course it has nothing to do with health. The local town water supply where I live has so much chlorine in it it's full of carcinogens, but they won't even allow someone to have a well of their own. It's about power. Control food and water and you control the people.
As for money, it's worthless paper and ink as far as I'm concerned. I think it's both hilarious and sad that so many people devote their lives to it, willing to see people suffer or die in the process. I haven't chosen to use it, I've been forced to. You can't, as humans did for tens of thousands of years, just go out to the wilderness and build one's home or feed one's self. Some idiot will say a piece of paper gives them "ownership" of everything from the land to the water to the game, and you'll need to work for "money" to use it. Money slavery. It truly only benefits a few, yet most people are so deluded into believing in money they'll defend their own slavery.
Actually,people,if she paid taxes and the banks got those bailouts,then she just paid for the banks bailout.
So,what happened to the citizens(our bailouts)? If the banks got bailouts for being stupid,why not her,you,or me?
She paid THEIR debt,all of us did.
Exactly. If all the money handed over to banksters was divided instead amongst the people, I don't believe anyone would be having money problems right now...
Many cities will then force someone out of their home, claiming "health" reasons. Of course it has nothing to do with health. The local town water supply where I live has so much chlorine in it it's full of carcinogens, but they won't even allow someone to have a well of their own. It's about power. Control food and water and you control the people.
As for money, it's worthless paper and ink as far as I'm concerned. I think it's both hilarious and sad that so many people devote their lives to it, willing to see people suffer or die in the process. I haven't chosen to use it, I've been forced to. You can't, as humans did for tens of thousands of years, just go out to the wilderness and build one's home or feed one's self. Some idiot will say a piece of paper gives them "ownership" of everything from the land to the water to the game, and you'll need to work for "money" to use it. Money slavery. It truly only benefits a few, yet most people are so deluded into believing in money they'll defend their own slavery.
Money is quite a convenience, if you think about it. Instead of directly bartering labor for food, one can work for another person/company, receive money in return and use that to gather food. Suppose that live in Africa on free land and you need a widget from your neighbor but your expertise is gathering food and your neighbor needs no food, what would you use to compensate your neighbor for the widget? Money, simplistically, is a representation of one's labor, whereas you receive "credit" for the labor you provide someone else. Whether you would choose paper money or not, you would indeed need to choose some way to compensate others for their products/services.
Good try, but these misspeaks and faux pas aren't even comparable to the idiocy of believing Africa had electricity in ancient times or advocating that we only pay rent for ten years and then its free, or believing that President FDR made a speech on TV when the stock market crashed. Oh wait, that was VP Biden, not this lady. Sorry, but you could see how I could got them confused.
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