Philippine Army tells Tacloban people to defend themselves
Thu 9:08 pm +00:00, 14 Nov 2013 3
Agenda 21 requires the world’s population to be reduced by 90%, weather
weapons, earthquakes, tsunamis, nuclear contamination, chemtrails and on it goes.
Yet it must never be admitted on news channels that people are being left to starve
to death deliberately.
Yet how else can you explain the fact that six days have gone by and no concerted
attempt has been made by anyone to take control on the ground in Tacloban, and
ensure people are fed and supplied with water.
The latest first hand report from Tacloban: “the military went around, and using a
bullhorn, told the people -yung mga may baril dyan, ihanda nyo na” and basically
encouraged the men to group themselves by sitio to defend themselves from
lawless elements. now as we know, when the military is forced to encourage
paramilitary “volunteerism,” you know they’re short – really short, on personnel”.
One country after another announces the sending of a ship, or money, day after
day, but nothing is done to help the people who are starving.
This is Agenda 21 of the United Nations at work. The world’s population is to be
reduced by 80-90%. Maybe 4 million people are affected by Typhoon Yolanda.
The people would do better to go and seek fruits from the trees – especially
coconuts rather wait for a government that is playing out a deception on the
people.
The world’s governments are not coming to your aid, Pinoys. They are trying to kill
you with their weather weapons, earthquakes, nuclear contamination, and
finally to starve you. There are millions of coconuts in the trees above your heads.
That is the way to survive. Drink the juice and eat the flesh.






You wrote: “There are millions of coconuts in the trees above your heads.
That is the way to survive. Drink the juice and eat the flesh. “
Did you not notice there are barely any trees left standing in the affected area? Those trees that are still there are stripped bare. I’ve looked at quite a few pictures of the areas hit by the storm, I did not see one coconut. Please provide pics of these millions of coconuts in Tacloban, thank you.
Well spotted, Anon 9:35.
Waiting for the reply.
@Anonymous The trees on the ground will make it easier to gather the coconuts. How ever I did see a picture of a man climbing a tree to get coconuts. The point Tap is making is one must be prepared to care for oneself.