Sorry, I don't know where I read or heard that it was different from Wednesday, because I can no longer find where I saw or heard it. The safest thing to do would be to turn your phone off and put it in the microwave oven (and don't fry it LOL) from 12 noon EDT for a few hours. So....for whoever turns their devices off....and that is soon revealed, it seems like it could also be a direct target at those people for withholding information from them, no?? In the comment section: They said it's only going to be done once, but on the FEMA website says a backup will be done on October 11th as well, but doesn't say what time. - Fair Use - I reckon they are forgiven the first time if we turn everything off … but on October 11th could be the real thing? 😵💫 Hopefully we are on our flight out of here by the end of Feast of Tabernacles … 7th or 8th Dan, Russia is having Emergency Nuclear Attack Drill Practice on OCT 3 day before our EBS Drill on Oct 4. Is that what you were thinking was going to occur on October 3rd? Another watcher on another website posted this … I was reading on Prophecy News Watch that tomorrow October 3rd that Russia is doing Nuclear Test/drill like they had gotten hit with a nuclear bomb. This test is supposed to affect 11 time zones. Then Wednesday America is doing a nation wide alert which will include phones, tv’s and radios. - Fair Use - Yep I have a faraday bag for iPad and phone, computer will go down and unplugged from the router and wall. Alexia will be shut down and Smart TV unplugged. It will be a quiet afternoon. Consider any electronically managed or Blue tooth security system you may have as well. Both Hybrid cars will be disconnected and garaged. Don’t forget your iwatches as well….. Kolleen — remember “evil” cannot help themselves from telling us what they are doing, so although we are leaving soon, it is wise to heed the possibility. There is no harm to turn off your devises for a short time period. :unsure: Just put your cell phones for a while into an old coffee pot, a saucepan with a metal lid on it, or even a tin can with foil wrapped snugly over the top. One question MWS. Should the coffee pot have coffee in it or not? :scratch: I have received 3 personal messages, but there is no white bubble in the blue box. The box is just solid blue. Just reminding you all that my phone is not allowing that communication. I don’t know if it’s my phone or if it’s on Rita’s end. I still cannot post pics either. Not too long ago I could do both. Such is life. Hopefully we are outta here soon so it doesn’t matter. I lifted the following story from Independent Online News this morning. This is the situation in South Africa now -- the rest of the continent is worse; in some countries a lot worse... ‘People are now buying cooking oil by the spoon and rice by the cup’ Written by Xolile Mtembu The cost of living crisis is a situation in which the cost of basic necessities — such as energy and food — rises substantially faster than typical household incomes. Although it is a global phenomenon, it affects South Africa with its embattled economy and high unemployment rates in a unique way. It is especially hard for those who live in the townships. *Moses, a 38-year-old tuckshop owner from the township of Folweni, KwaZulu-Natal, said he had witnessed the first-hand result of soaring food prices. “Things are bad. People here now buy cooking oil by the spoon because they can only afford to cook one meal. Others get a cup of rice instead of a pack because they want to have a meal before they go to sleep,” he said. The entrepreneur claimed that he sells the oil, depending on the brand from R3 to R5 per tablespoon. Moses also sells rice from R10 per cup. He said he worries if this affects the quality and safety of the products but still does it out of necessity. “I have to keep my business up and running because people complain a lot about food prices, so I agreed to trade these goods in much lower portions.” According to the Household Affordability Index, the average cost of the average family's grocery basket grew by R349.91 between September 2022 and September 2023. Among other staple items, statistics from the report show that price of rice increased by eight percent. *Mhlengi, a 29-year-old unemployed man from Folweni is one of Moses’ customers. He said that he lives off of sporadic construction jobs and the R350 Social Relief of Distress Grant which he claims to have not received in some months. “It is embarrassing to not even be able to feed yourself and have to be a nuisance to others by constantly asking for help. It is degrading,” he said. “With these prices, I don’t know how we are supposed to live. Many of my friends have turned to drugs just to cope. This ends up ruining their lives as they turn into pharas (drug addicts who commit crime) and become a danger to the community.” The food poverty line (the amount of money that an individual needs to finance the minimum needed daily energy intake) is now R760 per person per month (R25 per day), up from R663 before (increase of 14.6 percent), according to Statistics South Africa. *Names changed for privacy. IOL
