Imagine walking into your local Walmart tomorrow and finding half the shelves empty. Not because of supply chain issues, not because of a natural disaster, but because thousands of workers just… vanished overnight.

Well, that’s exactly what’s happening right now across America, and what I’m about to show you will completely change how you see our economy. In the next 15 minutes, I’m going to break down the massive labor crisis that’s hitting everything from your grocery store to the farms that grow your food.

This isn’t just about politics – this is about your wallet, your family, and the hidden dependency that’s about to reshape America forever. Let’s start with something you probably haven’t heard on the mainstream news.

Walmart – America’s largest private employer – is losing workers at a rate that’s never been seen before. And I’m not talking about people quitting for better jobs. Employees are reporting entire shifts disappearing overnight.

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In a blatant attack on those who prefer living as self-sufficiently as possible, citizens of Montreal have been ordered to first register their wood-burning stoves, and then ultimately get rid of them within three years, unless they meet rigid air quality standards.

The deadline to register wood-burning stoves and fireplaces in Montreal was December 22, 2015, and the new emissions regulations will be implemented in 2018. Those who refuse to comply will be subject to fines, and those who are willing to adjust will be forced to pay for expensive modifications to their wood-burning stoves and fireplaces.

From the National Post.com:

“Starting in 2018, wood-burning appliances will be banned unless they meet the rigorous new emission standards of 2.5 grams of fine particles or less per hour. The bylaw is among the strictest in North America, said Real Menard, the city’s executive committee responsible for the environment. Presently, transforming a stove or fireplace with inserts so that it is in compliance with the coming regulations costs between $2,000 and $8,000.”

Many outraged Montreal citizens have left comments on news articles and social media platforms regarding the new regulations, voicing the fact that they see the new standards for exactly what they are: an attempt to demonize those who prefer to avoid dependence on the grid for their heating and cooking needs.

One such comment on the National Post story was submitted by a man named Tristan Verboven, who hit the proverbial nail on the head:

“After thousands of years relying on fire as a source of heat, suddenly humans have discovered fire is so dangerous that we must use the power provided by a government monopoly instead. Yet somehow vehicle and industrial emissions are not worth eliminating. Thats [sic] would be way more complicated than inspecting people’s private homes to enforce a law everyone knows is a racket.”

Wood-burning stove bans already common in the U.S.

These types of bans are already becoming commonplace in the United States. And although the U.S. bans are not directly issued by the EPA, the agency has issued stricter emissions guidelines that make compliance with local wood-burning restrictions nearly impossible to meet without either expensive modifications or investment in expensive new EPA-approved stoves and fireplaces.

From CFACT.org:

“It seems that even wood isn’t green or renewable enough anymore. The EPA has recently banned the production and sale of 80% of America’s current wood-burning stoves, the oldest heating method known to mankind and mainstay of rural homes and many of our nation’s poorest residents. The agency’s stringent one-size-fits-all rules apply equally to heavily air-polluted cities and far cleaner plus typically colder off-grid wilderness areas such as large regions of Alaska and the American West.”

The argument in favor of wood-burning stoves

Not only are traditional wood-burning stoves and fireplaces a time-honored American tradition, but there are also compelling arguments in favor of their use.

One of the most eloquent and reasonable defenses of wood-burning appliances comes from the WoodHeat.org website, in an article entitled The Argument In Favor Of Wood Heating. It’s a lengthy read, but it offers a detailed analysis of the benefits of wood heating.

An excerpt:

“Judged by coverage in policy discussions about our energy future, wood heating is virtually nonexistent. Most politicians don’t debate its merits or plan for its strategic use. …

“The one thing that almost no governments do is encourage householders to heat with wood. Fuelwood is the only renewable energy resource that most governments don’t seem comfortable with.”

In other words, even though wood is a renewable resource that could reduce our dependency on fossil fuels, it is being systematically outlawed by the authorities.

The only logical reason for this is that governments do not want to encourage self-sufficiency; they would rather keep us completely dependent on them and the energy companies they represent for all of our needs.

Wood burning bans are just another method that the Agenda 21-promoting authorities use to keep us helpless and under their strict control, while generating enormous profits for energy providers.

Sources:

OffTheGridNews.com

News.NationalPost.com

CFact.org

WoodHeat.org

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/052752_wood-burning_stoves_Agenda_21_Canadian_government.html#ixzz3ySApivJm

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This story brings tears to my eyes as I write it. Can you imagine what it is like to go through life without being able to read and write? Illiterate people live in their own form of darkness. People communicate every day in ways that most of us take for granted. For someone who can’t read, simple things like street signs, news, or restaurant menus are impossible obstacles to overcome.

Two weeks ago, FTW and our local partnering associations opened the doors to our Morocco Community Center. We have a large list of  of classes workshops and services we plan to offer to the local community here. First on this list was a free Arabic Literacy class to help those in need. Opening the center was a process that took several months to do, as it involved loads of paperwork and meetings to ensure that everything was done in a legal manner. We are still in the process of acquiring furniture so that we have a place to put all of the donated computers. But a lack of surface area hasn’t stopped the people from coming who are eager to learn.

Fatima from Asociacion Al Hamama Al Baidae started teaching an Arab Literacy class to twenty women.   It is hard to imagine what their lives have been like up until now not being able to read and write. But we know that after obtaining this knowledge, their lives will be forever changed for the better.

All of the work performed at the community center is conducted by volunteers in the community. The shared space of the community center is paid for by the Fix the World Organization which receives our support through global internet sales of digital products and contributions from those that support our work. Even small donation amounts to FTW add up to make all the difference and allow us to operate the community center that is enriching the lives of so many people. This is the alchemy of giving at work!

Be sure to check our our new Facebook Page for the Morocco Community Center!

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