Special guest today is political activist and commentator, Mr. J., who shares with us his brilliant insight on Buffalo's snowfall making national news.

So... we had a snow storm in Buffalo, NY...

It did occur in Nov. instead of Dec. or Jan., so maybe it's a little early, but... is it unusual? We are told this is a record amount of snow that the city has gotten within 24 hours. Okay, so have we gotten the same amount of snow in 25 hours in the past? 26 hours? Please explain, because for many of us this is just business as usual.  

Let's see now. We know that it snows in Buffalo every year and that blizzards and several feet of snow do occur. In fact, there has been less snow in recent years than in previous years. That's our perception as people who have lived and worked in the city. So we don't view this as abnormal or unusual. However, the mayor of Buffalo has stated that it is "unusual." Apparently, Buffalo has been in the news nationwide. Why?

Why did the mayor, Byron Brown, say that he set up "warming centers" for people who may have lost power? Is he expecting a power outage? Will the PTB use this "unusual" snow storm as an excuse for power outages? What will people do if they cannot get out of their homes to get to the warming centers? What will people who do get to the warming centers do in the evening, since the warming centers are only open till 6 p.m., according to the mayor? Will they freeze to death that night? Stay up all night and walk around to stay warm?

What seems unusual to some of us is the reaction to this snow storm because there was a travel ban on Friday (Nov. 18th), and many businesses closed. This means many businesses and their employees lost money. Some people live from paycheck-to-paycheck, and missing a day from work can seriously hurt them. Friday morning, the sun came out and melted much of the snow in the north side of Buffalo and surrounding suburbs. 

The southern part of Buffalo was hit much harder, but that is typical. Affluent suburbs such as Orchard Park and Hamburg received several feet of snow, but they are not located within the City of Buffalo. Friday evening, snow fell in the northern areas and there was over a foot of snow on Saturday in that region. Yes, much shoveling needed to be done. But was that unusual? Have people forgotten the many times in past years when several feet of snow would fall and stay put for several days making traveling very difficult? This year, the snow has begun to melt the day after. Seems a little milder than in previous years...

But what do you think? Do you find this unusual? If you live in Buffalo or know of anyone who lives in Buffalo, feel free to contact us here at Anchor.FM/OccupyYourMind to let us know what you think.

We suspect that something wicked this way comes. Buffalo is being turned into a "smart" city. Is this a sign that weather patterns will be used to instill fear in us and to lock us down or enforce other undemocratic measures upon us? Why have "warming centers" been set up? Is this a part of a plan to get us used to losing power and being forced to leave our homes? Remember the "green zones" that the CDC has had built. Is this the first step toward displacing us and getting us used to having to leave our homes? Yes, it sounds like a "conspiracy theory," but if you look at our previous podcast covering the "green zone" story and you read about the WEF's plans to get us to own nothing, to share our homes with other people so that none of us has any privacy and none of us owns even a small room to ourselves, then this is not a far-fetched idea.

We have limited space here. Check out my blog for more info on Buffalo's stormy past: 

https://meriacairns.substack.com/?utm_source=discover_search

https://guitarmoviestar.medium.com/
 

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