The Animals codependency; Plandemic

 I noticed that animals are getting extremely hungry. I am not certain if this is pandemic related? I've notice birds and other wildlife that may typically feed off of a percentage of human left overs, sharing or garbage will actually look through my window as to ask "can you share food?"

 I tend to drive an expanse of 200 plus miles, along the California coast line (North/South) pretty regularly. 

 Not sure if others are too experiencing this as well. 

 My thoughts have been that animals have become more accutly expectant from a learned generational (taught) behavioral pattern ie "this is where food comes from"?

 I also have notice more malnourished animals. 

 The dependency on humans into a much larger and more controlled sector of growth is something to watch. A full intrusion onto Nature itself unprecedented.

 There should be a large portion of future colonization set aside and rejoiced specifically for this population and those that should return!

Barry 

Men in Black

Art Bell interview: Tim Redfern (2015); Men in Black

The Great Reset

CoinBureau; The Great Reset

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The common people will be back to begging for bits. Laugh out loud yet? Oxymoronic existence here now. 

 The combined central premise of Leap-frog

SM13

The 13th son