BEETS ME!

T'other day I larned that beets are bein' used ta DESTROY cars, a Blue Plate Special on the WEF's 15 Minute City Menu!

Ta WRECK yer ROADS! Have BEET will travel…

An’ I’m a gonna share with y’all MORE ‘bout BEETS than ya bargained fer!

Now if y’all grew up (like I did!) bein’ told ta EAT YER BEETS ya probably knew they wuz nutritious an’ “good fer yer heart.” The nitric oxide in ‘em IS fer sure a heath boon (ta the entire cardiovascular system!) ; they’ze a good source’ve iron, minerals an’ they’ze ‘specially tasty with goat cheese an’ toasted pee-cans! I make’em myself now but I even ‘et ‘em canned as a small fry…

…er mebbe not this’a way (BEET LOAF in ASPIC oh my golly) but otherwayz “healthful” an’ tasty too!

BUT they AIN’T GOOD FER CARS.

The sewer ratz that want US humans ta eat bugs an’ faux lab-grown “bleedin’” mystery meat, do not want US to eat our beets no more—they have deemed beets “car food.” Just as bugs (due ta chiton) destroy the guts of we homosapiens—BEETS destroy the guts of our “vehicules.” Once they hit steel, they destroy it! “Street Beets” (not ta be confused with the regrettable musik that comes outta a boom box…) also kill insects, lure stray animals ta their fate as Country Roadkill, AND wreck the water supply* (worse than salt).

*score that Agenda 30 goal of weaponized water!

THIS IS YOUR CAR ON BEETS…

SPENDY CAR REPAIRS TODAY ARE OFTEN CAUSED BY BEETS!
an’ nope I AIN’T JOSHIN’!

So how it all started wuz that our car brakes wuz actin’ up like they wuz broke—an’ if ya know cars, that’s a major not a minor danger. Thus an’ such, $500 later (ooowwweee!) the repair man proclaimed that it wuz “BEETS” that dunnit—he’s been seein’ this ALL THE TIME the last few years (since 2014 but more after 2020 sez he).

APPARANTLY salt alone ain’t “sticky” so these eagle-eyed mechanics kin figger out such things an’ point their pointers in the right direction at the guilty party..

Not a joke? BEETS messin’ up cars? YUP. It’s the beans y’all: for real.
BEETS are bein’ mixed with all manner’a normally discarded crap (cheese brine! beer mash!) an’ spread ALL over the road…

DOES THIS NOT SOUND LIKE USIN’ “EXCESS” fluoride* ta poison our water as other wise it’s toxic industrial waste needin’ “disposal” ?????

*fluorosilicic acid an’ sometimes sodium fluoride…both super toxic!!!!!!

I’ll tip my crackpot any day ta Dr. Strangelove’s General Jack D. Ripper! (notta fan’ve fluoride either)

BEETS AIN’T GREEN…

In spite’a all manner of cheers from the GREEN AGENDA GOONS, it ain’t remotely natural OR “Green”, nope it’s red, white, an’ rust all over… ta stop cars from Go Go Goin’! cuz….

THEY GOT THE BEET!

So Mister Mechanic fills us in.

BEETS is now (since 2014!) bein’ used on city & country roads ALL OVER THE NAY-SHUN ta wreck our cars, not just in the North East. Of COURSE it’s intentional…(“intent: SHUN-ALL” ’ve us drivers…)

AN’ TODAY if yer car breaks down / gits ruined, whose got the worthless AmeriCon ta replace it? Own nuttin’ be heppy, stay in yer 15 min shitty kill box and…. STOP DRIVIN’ in YER CAR CAR CAR. Right NOW. (Herr Schwabbykins sez you kin rent a car….IF yer social crud-it score allows…)

ASIDE: y’all know I love Cars, Boats, Trains, even Planes (tho’ I ain’t gonna fly ‘slong as they’ze xrayin’ ya with backscatter an’ givin’ feel-ya-up pat ya downs down “there”)—An’ part of bein’ an American used ta be the celebration of gettin’ behind a wheel an’ just explorin’! See mah earlier postin’ here:

Trains & Boats & Planes

Wanna know more? Yer welcome!

So basically, the mechanic sez that beets is highly acidic an’ unlike salt (also corrosive but comes off with REGULAR cheapo car warshes), beets is sugary sticky stuff, gums up the woiks AND rusts it whut besides—causes major damage ta the chassis too! AND… cannot come off in the car warsh…

Whod’a thunk, it’s so dia-bollock-cull!

IF that lousy GMO beet pulp is somehow a “turrible thing ta waste” (unlike we “useless eaters” in the minds of them that think’ve us as useless “eat turds” aka Beyond Boogers an’ sich…) I’m sure they could’a figgered out something less noxious than sprayin’ it on our roads, no? NO. HERE is more info for y’all—I HAD ta look up this WHOLE BEET(le) JUICE SCRIPT—an’ boy it’s a doozy—the stuff’s TROUBLE (fer yer car…)

• The mechanic was keerect. Beetroot juice has a pH level of around 4.5 making it quite acidic and corrosive--neutral is ph of 7.

(from sugar beets that are white) use

• Usin’ a “beet juice solution that is slightly less corrosive” (compared to salt) ends up being MORE HARMFUL because all of it is designed to stick to road surfaces, which means it also sticks to the underside of your car. Running it through a carwash will only remove a portion (the latter confirmin’ whut our own mechanic told us) — so it’s a gift that keeps on givin’—rustin’ yer car cuz the stuff “sticks” an’ does continual damage (eek)

• “THE RECIPE” includes red or white “sugar” beets (already a GMO ACIDIC NIGHTMARE-ed), along with corn oil and soy bean oil (INDUSTRIAL PHARMing CRAP CROP WASTE), are mixed with a liquid salt-based brine* and used on the roads when it snows.
  Ratio is 80 percent beet muck, 20% salt

  *or in states like Wisconsin, brine from “cheese makin’ ”—yum.

• “While sugar may be arguably less toxic to aquatic life (salt is an issue as it does run into riverways and when it’s not pure salt, the chemical additives are also harmful ta animal an’ plant life) Danelle Haake, stream ecologist and director of Illinois RiverWatch, says “high sugar levels lead to other problems. Bacteria use sugar as a food source and strip oxygen from the water. High bacteria levels can lead to a process called deoxygenation, which is lethal to fish and other aquatic life. “

• And there is another issue with using sugar juice. “Beet juice kinda smells,” said Craig Bryson, senior communications officer for the Oakland County Road Commission in southeast Michigan. Bryson said the overly sweet odor is less noticeable in rural areas where the roadways are more spread out. But in highly developed urban areas like the Detroit suburb of Royal Oak, the smell is more concentrated, he said.
  
  NOW THINK ABOUT THAT FOLKS… it stinks, literally—so ya wanna drive if it SMELLS bad in areas where lots of this crud is used? It’s a TURN OFF. Intended! Ta turn us away from cars, roads, travel…yup.

• Another concern of using agricultural products like beet juice is the possibility of attracting wildlife to roadways, Bryson said. (Po’ innocent animals are drawn ta lick the sweets on the road an’…splat!)
  

  “Either way you end up with animals being attracted to roadways, which is not something we want,” Haake said. And… (my addition here…) WHAT heppens ta cars ‘n drivers when they hit a larger critter—deer, etc? ACCIDENTS! Some so big they TRASH THE CAR (score 2pts Globalists) or KILL THE DRIVER & PASSENGERS (score 5pts Globalists!)

• Also it's REALLY bad for insects. A "research team examined the physiological responses of immature mayflies (mayfly nymphs) when the freshwater insects were exposed to beet juice deicer. "Mayflies can act as water pollution indicators as they are particularly sensitive to runoff contaminants such as road salts and metals," the researchers wrote. (i.e. “zey” wanna KILL THE CANARY IN THE COAL MINE--KILL IT WITH KINDNESS--GIVE IT BEETS! -ed)

• MOREOVER…. ”They found that compared to a control group, the insects exposed to beet juice deicer retained significantly more fluid while blood salt levels were elevated, which can compromise organ function. The mayflies' gills also were excreting salt as a result of exposure to beet juice deicing agent, which is the opposite of their normal function." "The researchers were surprised to find, however, that the potassium concentration of the deicer was lower than they had anticipated and should not have caused as much physiological stress as it did.
  
  ”In addition to the fact that a substance thought to be a responsible, ecological solution may not be friendly to all parts of the environment, these results suggest that potassium in the beet juice alone is not responsible for the altered physiology observed in the mayflies."

• Mayflies are important POLLINATORS. Golly, imagine "zey" don't know that? KILL the pollinators (bee colony collapse disorder, anybuddy? GMO-die off of modified mosquitoes?*)— yes, yes, an' now mayflies.

Kill 'em all to... "SAVE THE PLANET" from plants that make...oxygen...provide food fer animals and humans--KILL IT ALL!"

I know that flies an’ skeeters are “pesky” an’ I wouldn’t fault y’all if ya swatted a few ta keep yer sanity—but they ARE HERE ON GOD’S GREEN EARTH to POLLINATE! That means food fer us all (there ain’t no shortage unless they DO kill all the polly-nate-erz an’ chop down all the trees ta “save the planet”). Folks fall fer it too. Anywayz, I’m sayin’ that these lil’ critters that “bug us” do a passle’ve “GOOD,” so killin’ ‘em all off with beets, genetic modifuKcation, an’ pesky-cides…it’s all BAD BAD BAD. The only road they’ll let us keep is the one to starvation!!!! We gotta KEEP them wee PESTS (not the globalist ‘uns but the winged ones that end up in yer garden…). Mayflies included! An’ think ‘bout it—this is not some small topical application—there are roads in cities, towns, country roads, highways, VAST stretches of road ALL OVER THE NATION (nay-shun) so we ain’t whistlin’ dixie when we see how many lil’ critters might be at risk here!

An’ agin’—flies (may ‘er otherwise…) are attracted ta “sweets”—BEETS=SWEETS — sugar.

• We learn that mayflies are ALSO: "important prey species in their aquatic larval stage" AND that "beet deicer has also been linked to a high biochemical oxygen demand: When microorganisms break down the beet juice sugars, they dramatically reduce the amount of oxygen in a waterway, which can essentially suffocate aquatic animals like fish and amphibians. Michigan’s Department of Environmental Quality notes that in topographically flatter places like Michigan, the slow movement of waterways makes them (i.e. fish, amphibians…) especially susceptible to this kind of event."

• in Maryland, Department of Transportation officials tried beet juice and were not impressed.
  “We weren’t getting a lot of extra benefit from it,” said spokesman David Buck. “So, it’s just something we looked at for a few years and moved on.”

• Then ya git GERMS!* “In 2014, National Geographic also reported that mixing beet juice into your solution also means that sugar is involved, and this can wash off into the waterways and attract germs in the process.” Also “these germs can take oxygen away from creatures such as fish and others in need.”
  * ”germs?” really??? I think they mean some kinda spore or pathogen? (clearly bein’ scien-tiff-ick thar..)

• Also, due to potential for staining or being tracked into buildings,* beet juice might not be the best option.
  *STAININ’! + TRACKIN’ Now okay, we all know beets’ll stain stuff worse n’ mud. Trackin’ red beet juice onta ma’s nice carpet won’t win ya favors, sure (some states/cities admittedly use the white beets fer the road gunk…) BUT trackin’ in even the “invisible” white stuff (sugar+salt+soy oil…) could mean TROUBLE! Attractin’ bugs ‘er mice ta ma’s nice carpet by spreadin’ sugar ‘round might not be so nice either! This brings in the “noo-since” factor…sure it gits a lotta laffs up in DAVOS…

Are there no solutions but beets an’ salt an’ funky GMO oil glop? OF COURSE! One site mentioned SAND which is CHEAP an’ far less harmful…gives ya traction…

"Staying home may be the best way to reduce road salt usage and help freshwater ecosystems." AHA! it comes out!!! JUST STAY HOME!

Let’s give ‘em globalists rotters their wet dream after all! Sheesh!

WHO THUNK UP THIS TURRIBLE “SCHEME” ta RUIN OUR CARS an’ wreck wildlife, fish, pollinators along the way…

Bloomberg tells us that this sticky mish-mash was "discovered by a Hungarian scientist in the 1990s” but the just-add-beets method has spread across North America, “joining a host of other agricultural byproducts — including pickle juice, cheese brine and leftover beer — sprayed on streets in a quest to cut the dangerous salt habit that highway departments have picked up. "

• What happens in cities if you spray 'em with pickle juice, cheese brine, leftover beer & sugar beets? Stainin’ an’ trackin’ aside… here’s a hint!
  Think of pre-19th C NYC 'fore street cleanin'--you got RATS RATS MICE & VERMIN (fly larvae, maggots, etc) an’ mebbe some future carriers of whatever bioweapon they've created fer us yet-human beans. This leads ta ROT, STINK, more BUGS, more VERMIN.

• WRECKIN’ YER SNOW PLOWIN’ GEAR….
  Bloomberg shares that a feller name Preston makes a "superior" product called “BEET HEET” made from beet molassas which he claims is less stinky than the beet sugar juice product:
  

  “Among other advantages, he says beet molasses is less likely to clog up snow-fighting equipment and is more pleasant to work with than beet-juice-based de-icers, which “have a horrible smell,” says Preston.

Aha, so we learn the other stuff (regular beet mash that most states use) CLOGS UP SNOW-FIGHTIN' EQUIPMENT too! That’d be plows… Woo hoo. And it not only “smells” but this expurt sez it stinks so bad the smell’s HORRIBLE! (Yup, it STINKS in every way if ya ask me!)

• TOXIC ALGAE BLOOMS TOO! Helpful Bloomberg also concedes, "research suggests that vegetable-based de-icing compounds can still have some environmental ill effects: They’re harmful to water-dwelling insects like mayflies, and add nutrients to waterways that contribute to noxious algae blooms. "
  
  Wull, Yippie Kai-YO! : Let's trade off the former costs and harms of salt with animal death and NOXIOUS ALGAE BLOOMS.

BEETS is FOOD folks!

(a little stroll down American “Memory Lane” ‘fore it got beet-splattered…)

COOK’em up or eat ‘em RAW—any kind ya like ta “chaw”—
BUT fer gawdsakes, common sense sez DO NOT DUMP ‘em on the ROAD!

mebbe “waste not want not” is a good adage fer our times too…

HECK, even our gubbamint knew beets wuz “food”—Back in WWII-times our “off-fish-all” Millie-Terry even suggested we all plant BEETS in our Vick-tree Gardens! (Bayonette poised, jaw set, eyes fixed on the “enemy”….PUHLENTY of energee fer fightin’ a bankers war!) Git yer iron with a touch’ve jigoism on the side!

An’ a course, even the lowly beet kin be politty-sized here in the land’ve (anti-)”Russia Russia Russia.” A banned “food glorious food,” so I gotta share one’a my fave-o-right ways of eatin’ them beets—BORSCHT!!!!! “(a humble peasant dish all “doodied up” special!)

fer yoo fellow New Yawkers, this joint ain’t a shadow’ve whut it wuz but memories of sugar plums RTR’s hot beet borscht still dance in my’ ol’ noggin’! 2nd prize—Vesulka!

An’ thus an’ so the formerly “ennobled, near-poifect” vegetable stands…

REDUCED ta sticky car-wreckin’ industrial waste (not purdy either…):

If this don’t “beet” all , eh?!

ACTUAL BEET MUCK bein’ applied all ROAD-READY….

So I gotta an achy pocketbook, a “sugar-smacked” ol’ jalopy (xtree salt on the side), an’ a NEW TAKE on what them GLOBALIST GOONS have done ta our world where drivin’ used ta be a JOY an’ an understood FREEDOM. So what duz Daisy say ta this MESS?

BEET IT! (Just BEAT IT!)

(y’all didn’t think I’d miss a pun like this’un did’ya?)

As Michael said, “Noone wants ta be defeated…” BUT —I’m still ‘a wonderin’ why nobuddy’s fightin’ this madness? Nuttin’ on the AAA site. Guess we humans got more ta contend with like DEWs but still… opened my eyes fer sure… NO MORE TRAINS, PLANES, AUTOMOBILES… they’ve been at it fer years…. BEETS in 2014 long ‘fore the EVs an’ kill switches. Dang.

Meantimes I’m still holdin’ out her humanity in spite’ve it all—

May we yet BEAT ‘em (an’ BEET ‘em), not join ‘em! (all them weenies)
Daisy (puttin’ up her dukes!)

NOW ya kin buy me a cuppa java if ya like, alwayz grateful fer y’all!
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PS — a bonus “beat” — not only are they hard-out ta wreck our cars, them chemtrails are spiked with SOAP (i.e. saponified “earls”) that cause slick up our roads an’ cause AXY-DENTS (‘specially when frozen) — check out this nooz HERE!

BONUS TRACKS!

The Pickled Beets Rag!!!!

quite the strange ‘un from Sesame (Seed) Street…

with a hey-ho fer the simpler times many’ve us yearn fer when beets wuz jus’ “cute”….