a code to live by

and an example of a dew resistant, natural building system

The Northmen code stands in stark contrast to the Satanic code that governs the predatory elite.

The code of the predatory elite is short. Their code is to profit from eugenics by -

death and destruction via the military industrial complex

death and destruction via the medical industrial complex

death and destruction via the communications industrial complex

death and destruction via the food and agriculture industrial complex

death and destruction via the energy industrial complex

And most importantly as it pertains to the topic of my recent posts about DEW generated fires and the resistance of traditional, natural buildings to them -

death and destruction via the construction/banking industrial complex

The Northmen are a guild of craftspeople in Northern Europe who live much like I do; they build their own homes and work places with local, naturally occurring resources using traditional crafts (vernacular architecture), they generate much of their own food and medicine from the local ecosystem, they recycle materials for tools and building materials, they stay physically active, they spend a lot of time outside in the sun, they work within their local economies to help float their neighbors boat.

Here is the Northmen code.

Love what you do

Do what you love

Begin where you are

Use what you have

Do what you can

Honor the elders

Teach the young

Protect and love your family

Keep your craft and your skills strong

Learn from your own mistakes, not only from others

Look for the log in your own eye -

not the splinter in your brothers

Be loyal to your friends

Voice your opinion

Stand your ground

Trust your brothers

Work hard, stay humble

focus on the detail

Be brave

Be calm

Be patient

Wake up early

Temper your body

Live in nature

Walk in the woods

Climb the mountains

Find time to be alone

Hunt when you need food

Rest when you can

Work when you must

Always leave your mark

Take charge when others show weakness

Have more, spend less

More time, less convenience

Craft, not business

value, not price

Quality, not quantity

To create, not to produce

Hands, not machines

Here is one of their fine timber frame buildings, a forge.

The northmen code

Love what you do

Do what you love

Begin where you are

Use what you have

Do what you can

Honor the elders

Teach the young

Protect and love your family

Keep your craft and your skills strong

Learn from your own mistakes, not only from others

Look for the log in your own eye -

not the splinter in your brothers

Be loyal to your friends

Voice your opinion

Stand your ground

Trust your brothers

Work hard, stay humble

focus on the detail

Be brave

Be calm

Be patient

Wake up early

Temper your body

Live in nature

Walk in the woods

Climb the mountains

Find time to be alone

Hunt when you need food

Rest when you can

Work when you must

Always leave your mark

Take charge when others show weakness

Have more, spend less

More time, less convenience

Craft, not business

value, not price

Quality, not quantity

To create, not to produce

Hands, not machines

Below is a video of one of their fine, handcrafted timber frame buildings, a forge. The brick used in the foundation are recycled. The trees used to make the timber frame are from the local forest. They forged their own hand tools to build this structure. The tiles used on the roof are recycled. There are no metal components in this building. It has no wifi, no tv, no radio, no antennae of any kind, all of which means it’s immune to HPM DEW’s. If this building would have been located in the middle of Palisades, California fires, it would still be standing.

The terrible news is that Newsome and the rest of the corrupt officials in California are already talking about rebuilding using even stricter building codes requiring more metal and technology, all the while telling us that the new buildings will be fireproof. That’s what they said a mere 25 years ago about the ones that just burned down.

Because there’s no money in it for the banking/construction industrial complex, we can be sure that the type of DEW resistant construction shown in the video below will not be allowed to replace any of what just burned in California. The banks will not allow that to happen, which is why the authorities are now saying the same thing they said 25 year ago.

I hope you find this video as mesmerizing as I did.

The Northmen Guild teaches classes on timber framing, forging (in this building), shipbuilding, leather working and many other traditional crafts.

https://northmen.com/

I was raised learning traditional crafts. My grandpa, who lived next door, was a farmer and cabinet maker, as was his dad, as was my great, great grandfather and his father. My dad was a farmer who also worked with wood and metal. My mom was a gardener and a quilt maker, as was her mom. My other grandpa was a machinist. My cousin and I built an elaborate tree house in a giant cottonwood tree on their farm when we were 10 to 12. I built a cedar chest in the 8th grade and a 9 drawer cabinet as a senior in high school.

I built the cob house I live in.

Crafts are the original art form, the original way to make a living. Unlike corporate owned businesses (Ace Hardware, the Dollar Store, Home Depot) that send all profits to distant corporate headquarters never to be seen in the local economy, revenue generated by local crafts people are recycled back into the local economy.

Craftspeople are highly skilled, profoundly wise, not easily fooled. They are their own boss.

I’m thrilled to see crafts making a comeback.

Is timber frame construction appropriate everywhere? No. It’s appropriate where there are nearby forests, stones and clay to make bricks and roof tiles. This building would look out of place in the high desert where I live, but it looks great set into this forest. That’s what vernacular architecture is all about - use what’s local and everything falls into place.

More natural building coming up.