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Thank you for an interesting and informative article. Although I already knew a little of what you wrote, it was great to fill in the blanks provided from your hands-on experience and insights.

BTW, I really look forward to your weekly articles, especially this recent series about sustainable farming.

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Have you seen the film, "Grow?" Ocean and John Robbins (of Baskin& Robbins) have shown it from their site the past couple of years. One of the streams in the film is about a man (physicist?) that built his own biochar plant in the NW USA. The plant was burned down (arson suspected), but at the end he had rebuilt it. If you haven't seen it you need to. The other 2 streams in the story are also very good.

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We are in Bali, Indonesia and here is A LOT of volcanic rocks:) Do you have any idea where I can get info on using it for farming? I would love to help local farmers as well and spread this information. Also, here is a lot of bamboo and coconuts. Locally, they make charcoal from coconuts! Coconut and bamboo plants are true gifts of nature❤️ I also just recently learned about mangrove trees. They are also pretty astonishing! Thank you so so so much for your blog and your extensive research! I am so very grateful to find you!

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Thanks for another good article, Kyle! A couple of things from my current comprehensions, and I'll keep it brief:

First, let's stop calling them "elites" since they are not "superior" in any way — except in their own psychopathic minds. WE are the power they seek, and seek to destroy. If we call them "elite," we must do so *only* in quotes or with obvious eye-roll, otherwise, we are mentally delegating OUR AUTHORITY to them, which *can't actually be done* but "they" have mesmerized us into thinking we can. (Oops, this was supposed to be brief.🤓)

2. California Natives (and I'm sure all of the Earth's survivors of the Primary Cataclysm) learned that they needed to do *controlled burning* of millions of acres throughout the region every few years in order to enrich the soil. It is sad that this is a necessity, but then again, prior to the Original Earth Trauma, we didn't need to eat or poop, so we're all in a bit of a bind. BUT, as you point out, we can reclaim our sovereignty!

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Thank you! So thrilled to hear about this! You ROCK, Kyle.

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Hemp.

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