Thursday 21 July 2011

TEKNIK MIND CONTROL DALAM POLITIK



Kaedah 1:

“Get into their boat and let them do the row… You only have to say: Row-row-row your boat, and they will definitely row as you said.”


Kaedah 2:

“Make them confuse with questions, then provide the answers.”


Kaedah 3:

“Keep them drowning, they will know that they need air with your help.”


Kaedah 4:


Play dirty, but still following the ethics.
 
Sumber dan adaptasi: 
Blog Umat Terakhir: 3rd Edition
http://umat-akhir.blogspot.com/

TEKNIK MIND CONTROL OLEH MEDIA YAHUDI



1. Panic Mongering.

2. Character Assassination/Ad Hominem.

3. Projection/Flipping. 

4. Rewriting History. 

5. Scapegoating/Othering. 

6. Conflating Violence With Power and Opposition to Violence With Weakness.

7. Bullying. 

8. Confusion. 

9. Populism.

10. Invoking the religion.

11. Saturation. 

12. Disparaging Education. 

13. Guilt by Association. 

14. Diversion.

Tuesday 12 July 2011

Emergency Foods That Can Last A Lifetime

Honey

Honey never really goes bad.  In a tomb in Egypt 3,000 years ago, honey was found and was still edible.  If there are temperature fluctuations and sunlight, then the consistency and color can change.  Many honey harvesters say that when honey crystallizes, then it can be re-heated and used just like fresh honey.  Because of honey’s low water content, microorganisms do not like the environment.
 
Uses: curing, baking, medicinal, wine (mead)
 
Salt

Although salt is prone to absorbing moisture, it’s shelf life is indefinite.  This indispensable mineral will be a valuable commodity in a long term disaster and will be a essential bartering item.
 
Uses: curing, preservative, cooking, cleaning, medicinal, tanning hides
 
Sugar

Life would be so boring without sugar.  Much like salt, sugar is also prone to absorbing moisture, but this problem can be eradicated by adding some rice granules into the storage container.
 
Uses: sweetener for beverages, breads, cakes, preservative, curing, gardening, insecticide (equal parts of sugar and baking powder will kill cockroaches).
 
Wheat

Wheat is a major part of the diet for over 1/3 of the world.  This popular staple supplies 20% of daily calories to a majority of the world population.  Besides being a high carbohydrate food, wheat contains valuable protein, minerals, and vita­mins. Wheat protein, when balanced by other foods that supply certain amino acids such as lysine, is an efficient source of protein.
 
Uses: baking, making alcohol, livestock feed, leavening agent
 
Dried corn

Essentially, dried corn can be substituted for any recipe that calls for fresh corn.  Our ancestors began drying corn because of it’s short lived season.  To extend the shelf life of corn, it has to be preserved by drying it out so it can be used later in the year.
 
Uses: soups, cornmeal, livestock feed, hominy and grits, heating source (do a search for corn burning fireplaces).
 
Baking soda

This multi-purpose prep is a must have for long term storage.
 
Uses: teeth cleaner, household cleaner, dish cleaner, laundry detergent booster, leavening agent for baked goods, tarnish remover
 
Instant coffee, tea, and cocoa

Adding these to your long term storage will not only add a variety to just drinking water, but will also lift morale.  Instant coffee is high vacuum freeze dried.  So, as long as it is not introduced to moisture, then it will last.  Storage life for all teas and cocoas can be extended by using desiccant packets or oxygen absorbing packets, and by repackaging the items with a vacuum sealing.
 
Uses: beverages, flavor additions to baked goods
 
Non-carbonated soft drinks
 
Although many of us prefer carbonated beverages, over time the sugars break down and the drink flavor is altered.  Non-carbonated beverages stand a longer test of time.  And, as long as the bottles are stored in optimum conditions, they will last.  Non-carbonated beverages include: vitamin water, Gatorade, juices, bottled water.
 
Uses: beverages, flavor additions to baked goods
 
White rice

White rice is a major staple item that preppers like to put away because it’s a great source for calories, cheap and has a long shelf life.  If properly stored this popular food staple can last 30 years or more.
 
Uses: breakfast meal, addition to soups, side dishes, alternative to wheat flour
 
Bouillon products

Because bouillon products contain large amounts of salt, the product is preserved.  However, over time, the taste of the bouillon could be altered.  If storing bouillon cubes, it would be best repackage them using a food sealer or sealed in mylar bags.
 
Uses: flavoring dishes
 
Powdered milk – in nitrogen packed cans
 
Powdered milk can last indefinitely, however, it is advised to prolong it’s shelf life by either repackaging it for longer term storage, or placing it in the freezer.  If the powdered milk developes an odor or has turned a yellowish tint, it’s time to discard.
 
Uses: beverage, dessert, ingredient for certain breads, addition to soup and baked goods.

Sumber: http://www.pakalertpress.com/2011/07/09/11-emergency-foods-that-can-last-a-lifetime/