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FLASHBACK; A look an earlier collapse prep culture.
 
Bob McKeown looks at the rapidly expanding survivalist movement in the 1980s, which believed that nuclear war and social breakdowns were real possibilities. Survivalists were stocking up on long-lasting food, buying guns, and bombproof shelters in order to protect themselves.

Criticism of him: https://novusordowatch.org/benedict-xvi/

Anyone made one of these or have an interest or tips on any adjustment to the suggested way to do it?

Apparently they're edible without people having to make coffee out of them by adding hot water:
 
There's estimated to be up to 4mg (?) caffeine per bean
 
Seems like for some people they might enjoy simply eating the beans rather than brewing up coffee if they're just trying to get a dose of caffeine

https://blog.chudbuds.org/chud-stuff/writing/defense-against-the-woke-arts-a-guide-to-teach-kids-how-to-defeat-transgender-ideology/