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Below is an alphabetical list of unique Atari 2600 NTSC games that were released in North America between 1977 and 1992. The following are not included: PAL games, contest cartridges, hacks, illegal knockoffs, and repackaged games with different names.
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007, James Bond (Parker Brothers) 1984
3-D Tic-Tac-Toe (Atari) 1980
A Game Of Concentration [original title: Hunt & Score] (Atari) 1978
Activision Decathlon (Activision) 1983
Adventure (Atari) 1980
Adventures of Tron (M Network) 1983
Air Raid (Men-A-Vision) 1982
Air Raiders (M Network) 1983
Air-Sea Battle (Atari) 1977
Airlock (Data Age) 1982
Alien (20th Century Fox) 1982
Alpha Beam with Ernie (Atari) 1983
Amidar (Parker Brothers) 1982
Armor Ambush (M Network) 1982
Artillery Duel (Xonox) 1983
Assault (Bomb) 1983
Asteroids (Atari) 1981
Astroblast (M Network) 1982
Atari Video Cube (Atari) 1983
Atlantis (Imagic) 1982
Bachelor Party (Mystique/PlayAround) 1982
Bachelorette Party (PlayAround) 1983
Backgammon (Atari) 1979
Bank Heist (20th Century Fox) 1983
Barbarian, Tomarc The (Xonox) 1984
Barnstorming (Activision) 1982
[Baseball] Home Run (Atari) 1978
Baseball, Pete Rose (Absolute Entertainment) 1988
Baseball, RealSports (Atari) 1982
Baseball, Super (Atari) 1988
Baseball, Super Challenge (M Network) 1982
Basic Math (Atari) 1977
BASIC Programming (Atari) 1980
Basketball (Atari) 1978
[Basketball] Double Dunk (Atari) 1989
Battlezone (Atari) 1983
Beefsteak Tomatoes, Revenge of the (20th Century Fox) 1983
Beamrider (Activision) 1984
Beany Bopper (20th Century Fox) 1982
Beat ‘Em & Eat ‘Em (Mystique/Playaround) 1982
Berenstain Bears (Coleco) 1984
Bermuda Triangle (Data Age) 1983
Berzerk (Atari) 1982
Big Bird’s Egg Catch (Atari) 1983
Birthday Mania (Personal Games Company) 1984
Blackjack (Atari) 1977
Blueprint (CBS) 1983
BMX Air Master (TNT Games) 1989
Boing! (First Star Software) 1983
Bowling (Atari) 1979
Boxing (Activision) 1980
Boxing, RealSports (Atari) 1987
Brain Games (Atari) 1978
Breakout (Atari) 1978
Bridge (Activision) 1980
Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom (Sega) 1983
Bugs (Data Age) 1982
Bump ’n’ Jump (M Network) 1983
Bumper Bash (Spectravideo) 1983
BurgerTime (M Network) 1983
Burning Desire (PlayAround) 1983
Cakewalk (CommaVid) 1983
California Games (Epyx) 1988
Canyon Bomber (Atari) 1979
Carnival (Coleco) 1982
Casino (Atari) 1979
Cathouse Blues (PlayAround) 1983
Centipede (Atari) 1983
Challenge (Zellers) [Converted from PAL to NTSC]
Challenge of Nexar (Spectravision) 1982
Championship Soccer (Atari) 1981
Chase The Chuck Wagon (Ralston Purina) 1983
Checkers (Activision) 1980
Checkers, Video (Atari) 1980
Chess, Video (Atari) 1979
China Syndrome (Spectravision) 1982
Chopper Command (Activision) 1982
Chuck Norris Superkicks (Xonox) 1983
Circus Atari (Atari) 1980
Cobra Strike, G.I. Joe (Parker Brothers) 1983
CocoNuts (Telesys) 1982
Codebreaker (Atari) 1978
Combat (Atari) 1977
Commando (Activision) 1988
Commando Raid (U.S. Games) 1982
Communist Mutants From Space (Starpath) 1982
Concentration, A Game Of [original title: Hunt & Score] (Atari) 1978
Condor Attack (Ultravision) 1982
Congo Bongo (Sega) 1983
Cookie Monster Munch (Atari) 1983
Cosmic Ark (Imagic) 1982
Cosmic Commuter (Activision) 1985
Cosmic Corridor (Zimag) 1983
Cosmic Creeps (Telesys) 1982
Cosmic Swarm (CommaVid) 1982
Crackpots (Activision) 1983
Crash Dive (20th Century Fox) 1983
Crazy Climber (Atari) 1983
Cross Fire (Cross Force) (Spectravision) 1982
Cross Force (Spectravision) 1982
Crossbow (Activision) 1988
Crypts Of Chaos (20th Century Fox) 1983
Crystal Castles (Atari) 1984
Custer’s Revenge (Mystique/Playaround) 1982
Dark Cavern (M Network) 1982
Dark Chambers (Atari) 1988
Deadly Duck (20th Century Fox) 1982
Death Star Battle, Star Wars (Parker Brothers) 1983
Death Trap (Avalon Hill) 1983
Decathlon (Activision) 1983
Defender (Atari) 1982
Defender II [original title: Stargate] (Atari) 1984
Demolition Herby (Telesys) 1983
Demon Attack (Imagic) 1982
Demons to Diamonds (Atari) 1982
Desert Falcon (Atari) 1987
Dice Puzzle (Panda) 1983
Dig Dug (Atari) 1983
Dishaster (Zimag) 1983
Dodge ‘Em (Atari) 1980
Dolphin (Activision) 1983
Donkey Kong (Coleco) 1982
Donkey Kong Junior (Coleco) 1983
Double Dragon (Activision) 1989
Double Dunk (Atari) 1989
Dragonfire (Imagic) 1982
Dragonstomper (Starpath) 1982
Dragster (Activision) 1980
Earth Dies Screaming (20th Century Fox) 1983
EarthWorld, SwordQuest (Atari) 1982
Eggomania (U.S. Games) 1983
Eli’s Ladder (Simage) 1984
Empire Strikes Back, Star Wars (Parker Brothers) 1982
Encounter at L-5 (Data Age) 1982
Enduro (Activision) 1983
Entombed (U.S. Games) 1983
Escape From the Mindmaster (Starpath) 1982
Espial (Tigervision) 1984
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (Atari) 1982
Exocet (Panda) 1983
Extra Terrestrials (Skill Screen Games) 1984
Fantastic Voyage (20th Century Fox) 1982
Fast Eddie (20th Century Fox) 1982
Fast Food (Telesys) 1982
Fathom (Imagic) 1983
Final Approach (Apollo) 1982
Fire Fighter (Imagic) 1982
Fire Fly (Mythicon) 1983
Fireball (Starpath) 1982
FireWorld, SwordQuest (Atari) 1983
Fishing Derby (Activision) 1980
Flag Capture (Atari) 1978
Flash Gordon (20th Century Fox) 1983
Football (Atari) 1979
Football, RealSports (Atari) 1982
Football, Super (Atari) 1988
Football, Super Challenge (M Network) 1982
Frankenstein’s Monster (Data Age) 1983
Freeway (Activision) 1981
Frogger (Parker Brothers) 1982
Frogger (Starpath) 1983
Frogger II ThreeeDeep! (Parker Brothers) 1984
Frogs and Flies (M Network) 1982
Front Line (Coleco) 1984
Frostbite (Activision) 1983
Fun With Numbers [original title: Basic Math] (Atari) 1977
Galaxian (Atari) 1983
Game Of Concentration, A [original title: Hunt & Score] (Atari) 1978
GameLine (Control Video) 1983
Gamma-Attack (Gammation) 1983
Gangster Alley (Spectravision) 1982
Gargamel's Castle, Smurf: Rescue In (Coleco) 1983
Gas Hog (Spectravideo) 1984
Gauntlet (Answer Software) 1983
Ghost Manor (Xonox) 1983
Ghostbusters (Activision) 1985
G.I. Joe: Cobra Strike (Parker Brothers) 1983
Gigolo (PlayAround) 1983
Glacier Patrol (Telegames) 1989
Glib (Selchow & Righter) 1983
Golf (Atari) 1980
Gopher (U.S. Games) 1983
Gorf (CBS) 1982
Grand Prix (Activision) 1982
Gravitar (Atari) 1983
Great Escape (Bomb) 1983
Gremlins (Atari) 1984
Guardian (Apollo) 1982
Gyruss (Parker Brothers) 1984
Halloween (Wizard Video) 1983
Hangman (Atari) 1978
Harbor Escape (Panda) [Hack of River Raid.] 1982
Haunted House (Atari) 1982
H.E.R.O. (Activision) 1984
He-Man, Masters of the Universe (M Network) 1983
Home Run (Atari) 1978
Human Cannonball (Atari) 1979
Hunt & Score (Atari) 1978
I Want My Mommy (Zimag) 1983
Ice Hockey (Activision) 1981
Ikari Warriors (Atari) 1991
Indy 500 (Atari) 1977
Infiltrate (Apollo) 1982
International Soccer (M Network) 1982
James Bond 007 (Parker Brothers) 1984
Jawbreaker (Tigervision) 1982
Jedi Arena, Star Wars (Parker Brothers) 1983
Journey Escape (Data Age) 1983
Joust (Atari) 1983
Joyboard Controller with Mogul Maniac (Amiga) 1983
Jr. Pac-Man (Atari) 1986
Jungle Fever (PlayAround) 1983
Jungle Hunt (Atari) 1983
Kaboom! (Activision) 1981
Kangaroo (Atari) 1983
Karate (Ultravision) 1982
Keystone Kapers (Activision) 1983
Killer Satellites (Starpath) 1983
King Kong (Tigervision) 1982
Knight On The Town (PlayAround) 1983
Kool-Aid Man (M Network) 1983
Krull (Atari) 1983
Kung-Fu Master (Activision) 1987
Lady in Wading (PlayAround) 1983
Laser Blast (Activision) 1981
Laser Gates (Imagic) 1983
Lochjaw (Apollo) 1982
Lock ‘N’ Chase (M Network) 1982
London Blitz (Avalon Hill) 1983
Lost Caverns, Pitfall II (Activision) 1984
Lost Luggage (Apollo) 1982
M*A*S*H (20th Century Fox) 1983
M.A.D. (U.S. Games) 1983
Malagai (Answer Software) 1983
Mangia’ (Spectravideo) 1983
Marauder (Tigervision) 1982
Marine Wars (Konami) 1983
Mario Bros. (Atari) 1983
MASH (20th Century Fox) 1983
Master Builder (Spectravideo) 1983
Masters of the Universe - The Power of He-Man (M Network) 1983
Math Gran Prix (Atari) 1982
Maze Craze (Atari) 1980
Mega Force (20th Century Fox) 1982
Megamania (Activision) 1982
Midnight Magic (Atari) 1986
Millipede (Atari) 1984
Mindmaster, Escape From the (Starpath) 1982
Miner 2049er (Tigervision) 1983
Miner 2049er Volume II (Tigervision) 1984
Mines of Minos (CommaVid) 1982
Miniature Golf (Atari) 1979
Missile Command (Atari) 1981
Mogul Maniac (Amiga) 1983
Montezuma’s Revenge (Parker Brothers) 1984
Moon Patrol (Atari) 1983
Moonsweeper (Imagic) 1983
Motocross Racer (Xonox) 1984
MotoRodeo (Atari) 1991
Mountain King (CBS) 1983
Mouse Trap (Coleco) 1982
Mr. Do! (Coleco) 1983
Mr. Do!’s Castle (Parker Brothers) 1984
Ms. Pac-Man (Atari) 1983
Music Machine (Sparrow) 1983
Name This Game (U.S. Games) 1983
Nexar, The Challenge of (Spectravision) 1982
Night Driver (Atari) 1980
No Escape! (Imagic) 1983
Obelix (Atari) 1983
Off The Wall (Atari) 1989
Official Frogger (Starpath) 1983
Oink! (Activision) 1983
Olympics, Video (Atari) 1977
Omega Race (CBS) 1983
Oscar’s Trash Race (Atari) 1984
Othello (Atari) 1981
Out Of Control (Avalon Hill) 1984
Outlaw (Atari) 1978
Pac-Man (Atari) 1982
Pac-Man, Jr. (Atari) 1986
Pac-Man, Ms. (Atari) 1983
Party Mix (Starpath) 1983
Pelé’s Soccer [original title: Championship Soccer] (Atari) 1980
Pengo (Atari) 1984
Pete Rose Baseball (Absolute Entertainment) 1988
Phaser Patrol (Starpath) 1982
Philly Flasher (PlayAround) 1983
Phoenix (Atari) 1983
Picnic (U.S. Games) 1983
Piece O’ Cake (U.S. Games) 1983
Pigs in Space (Atari) 1983
[Pinball] Bumper Bash (Spectravideo) 1983
Pinball, Video (Atari) 1981
Pitfall! (Activision) 1982
Pitfall II: Lost Caverns (Activision) 1984
Planet Patrol (Spectravision) 1982
Planet of Zoom, Buck Rogers (Sega) 1983
Plaque Attack (Activision) 1983
Polaris (Tigervision) 1983
Pole Position (Atari) 1983
Pooyan (Konami) 1983
Popeye (Parker Brothers) 1983
Porky’s (20th Century Fox) 1983
Power of He-Man, Masters of the Universe (M Network) 1983
Pressure Cooker (Activision) 1983
Private Eye (Activision) 1984
Pro Wrestling, Title Match (Absolute Entertainment) 1987
Q*bert (Parker Brothers) 1983
Q*Bert’s Qubes (Parker Brothers) 1985
Quadrun (Atari) 1983
Quest for Quintana Roo (Sunrise Software) 1984
Quick Step (Imagic) 1983
Rabbit Transit (Starpath) 1983
Racquetball (Apollo) 1982
Radar Lock (Atari) 1989
Raft Rider (U.S. Games) 1983
Raiders of the Lost Ark (Atari) 1982
Ram It (Telesys) 1983
Rampage (Activision) 1989
Reactor (Parker Brothers) 1983
RealSports Baseball (Atari) 1982
RealSports Boxing (Atari) 1987
RealSports Football (Atari) 1982
RealSports Soccer (Atari) 1983
RealSports Tennis (Atari) 1983
RealSports Volleyball (Atari) 1982
Red Sea Crossing (Inspirational Video Concepts) 1983
Rescue In Gargamel's Castle (Coleco) 1983
Rescue Terra I (VentureVision) 1982
Return of the Jedi - Death Star Battle, Star Wars (Parker Brothers) 1983
Revenge of the Beefsteak Tomatoes (20th Century Fox) 1983
Riddle of the Sphinx (Imagic) 1982
River Patrol (Tigervision) 1984
River Raid (Activision) 1982
River Raid II (Activision) 1988
Road Runner (Atari) 1989
Robin Hood (Xonox) 1984
Robot Tank (Activision) 1983
Roc’N Rope (Coleco) 1984
Room of Doom (CommaVid) 1982
Rubik’s Cube [original title: Atari Video Cube] (Atari) 1983
Screaming, The Earth Dies (20th Century Fox) 1983
Scuba Diver (Panda) 1983
Seahawk (Panda) 1983
Seaquest (Activision) 1983
Secret Quest (Atari) 1989
Sentinel (Atari) 1991
Sesame Street: Alpha Beam with Ernie (Atari) 1983
Sesame Street: Big Bird’s Egg Catch (Atari) 1983
Sesame Street: Cookie Monster Munch (Atari) 1983
Sesame Street: Oscar’s Trash Race (Atari) 1984
Shark Attack (Apollo) 1982
Shootin’ Gallery (Imagic) 1983
Shuttle Orbiter (Avalon Hill) 1984
Sir Lancelot (Xonox) 1984
Skate Boardin’ (Absolute Entertainment) 1988
Skeet Shoot (Apollo) 1981
Skiing (Activision) 1980
Sky Diver (Atari) 1979
Sky Jinks (Activision) 1982
Sky Skipper (Parker Brothers) 1983
Slot Machine (Atari) 1979
Slot Racers (Atari) 1978
Smurf: Rescue In Gargamel’s Castle (Coleco) 1983
Smurfs Save the Day With Kid Vid Voice Module (Coleco) 1983
[Snake] Sssnake (Data Age) 1982
Sneak’n Peek (U.S. Games) 1982
Snoopy and the Red Baron (Atari) 1983
Soccer, Championship [changed to Pelé’s Soccer] (Atari) 1980
Soccer, International (M Network) 1982
Soccer, RealSports (Atari) 1983
Solaris (Atari) 1986
Solar Fox (CBS) 1983
Solar Storm (Imagic) 1983
Sorcerer (Mythicon) 1983
Sorcerer’s Apprentice (Atari) 1983
Space Attack (M Network) 1982
Space Canyon (Panda) [Hack of Space Cavern.] 1982
Space Cavern (Apollo) 1982
Space Invaders (Atari) 1980
Space Jockey (U.S. Games) 1982
Space Shuttle (Activision) 1983
Space War (Atari) 1978
Spacechase (Apollo) 1982
Spacemaster X-7 (20th Century Fox) 1983
Spider Fighter (Activision) 1983
Spider-Man (Parker Brothers) 1982
Spike’s Peak (Xonox) 1983
Spitfire Attack (Milton Bradley) 1983
Springer (Tigervision) 1983
Sprintmaster (Atari) 1988
Spy Hunter (Sega) 1984
Squeeze Box (U.S. Games) 1983
Sssnake (Data Age) 1982
Stampede (Activision) 1981
Star Fox (Mythicon) 1983
[Star Master] Starmaster (Activision) 1982
Star Raiders (Atari) 1982
Star Ship (Atari) 1977
Star Strike (M Network) 1983
Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator (Sega) 1983
Star Voyager (Imagic) 1982
Star Wars: Jedi Arena (Parker Brothers) 1983
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi - Death Star Battle (Parker Brothers) 1983
Star Wars: The Arcade Game (Parker Brothers) 1984
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (Parker Brothers) 1982
Stargate (Atari) 1984
Stargunner (Telesys) 1983
Starmaster (Activision) 1982
Steeplechase (Sears) 1981
Stellar Track (Sears) 1981
Strategy X (Konami) 1983
Strawberry Shortcake Musical Match-Ups (Parker Brothers) 1983
Street Racer (Atari) 1977
Stronghold (CommaVid) 1983
Stuntman (Panda) 1983
Subterranea (Imagic) 1983
Sub-Scan (Sega) 1983
Submarine Commander (Sears) 1982
Suicide Mission (Starpath) 1982
Summer Games (Epyx) 1987
Super Baseball (Atari) 1988
Super Breakout (Atari) 1982
Super Breakout (Sears) 1981
Super Challenge Baseball (M Network) 1982
Super Challenge Football (M Network) 1982
Super Cobra (Parker Brothers) 1983
Super Football (Atari) 1988
Superman (Atari) 1979
Surround (Atari) 1977
Survival Island (Starpath) 1983
Survival Run (Milton Bradley) 1983
SwordQuest EarthWorld (Atari) 1982
SwordQuest FireWorld (Atari) 1983
SwordQuest WaterWorld (Atari) 1983
Sword of Saros (Starpath) 1983
Tac-Scan (Sega) 1983
Tank Brigade (Panda) [Hack of Tanks But No Tanks.] 1983
Tanks But No Tanks (Zimag) 1983
Tapeworm (Spectravision) 1982
Tapper (Sega) 1984
Tax Avoiders (American Videogame) 1986
Taz (Atari) 1984
Tennis (Activision) 1981
Tennis, RealSports (Atari) 1983
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Wizard Video) 1983
The Activision Decathlon (Activision) 1983
The Challenge of Nexar (Spectravision) 1982
The Earth Dies Screaming (20th Century Fox) 1983
The Empire Strikes Back, Star Wars (Parker Brothers) 1982
The Music Machine (Sparrow) 1983
The Official Frogger (Starpath) 1983
The Power of He-Man, Masters of the Universe (M Network) 1983
Threshold (Tigervision) 1982
Thunderground (Sega) 1983
Tic-Tac-Toe, 3-D (Atari) 1980
Time Pilot (Coleco) 1983
Time Warp (Zellers) [Converted from PAL to NTSC]
Title Match Pro Wrestling (Absolute Entertainment) 1987
Tomarc The Barbarian (Xonox) 1984
Tomatoes, Revenge of the Beefsteak (20th Century Fox) 1983
Tomcat: The F-14 Flight Simulator (Absolute Entertainment) 1988
Tooth Protectors (Johnson & Johnson) 1983
Towering Inferno (U.S. Games) 1982
Track & Field (Atari) 1986
Trak-Ball Controller (Atari) 1983
Trash Race, Oscar’s (Atari) 1984
Trick Shot (Imagic) 1982
Tron, Adventures of (M Network) 1983
Tron Deadly Discs (M Network) 1983
Tunnel Runner (CBS) 1983
Turmoil (20th Century Fox) 1982
Tutankham (Parker Brothers) 1983
Universal Chaos (Telegames) 1989
Up ‘n Down (Sega) 1984
Vanguard (Atari) 1982
Venture (Coleco) 1982
Video Checkers (Atari) 1980
Video Chess (Atari) 1979
Video Jogger (Exus) 1983
Video Olympics (Atari) 1977
Video Pinball (Atari) 1981
Video Reflex (Exus) 1983
Volleyball, RealSports (Atari) 1982
Wabbit (Apollo) 1982
Wall Ball (Avalon Hill) 1983
Wall-Defender (Bomb) 1983
Warlords (Atari) 1981
Warplock (Data Age) 1982
WaterWorld, SwordQuest (Atari) 1983
Winter Games (Epyx) 1987
Wizard of Wor (CBS) 1982
Word Zapper (U.S. Games) 1982
Worm War I (20th Century Fox) 1982
Wrestling, Title Match Pro (Absolute Entertainment) 1987
X-Man (Universal Gamex) 1983
Xenophobe (Atari) 1991
Yars’ Revenge (Atari) 1982
Zaxxon (Coleco) 1983
Index
Did you know that Trump's rushed Operation Warp Speed rona jab has less than one percent overall benefit? Some people call it the depopulation jab and it has many possible horrible side effects (depending on the lot number, concentration, and if it was kept cold). Remember when many Democrats were against Trump's Operation Warp Speed depopulation jab, then they quickly changed their minds when Biden flip-flopped and started pushing it?
Some brainwashed rona jab cultists claim that there are no victims of the jab, but person after person will post what the jab did to them, a friend, or a family member on web sites such as Facebook and they'll be lucky if they don't get banned soon after. Posting the truth is “misinformation” don't you know. Awakened sheep might turn into lions, so powerful people will do just about anything to keep the sheep from waking up.
Check out these videos:
If You Got the COVID Shot and Aren't Injured, This May Be Why
Thought Experiment: What Happens After the Jab?
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What Is Causing the Mysterious Self-Assembling Non-Organic Clots and Sudden Deaths?
Take a look at my page about the famous demonized medicines called The H Word and Beyond. You might also want to look at my page called Zinc and Quercetin. My sister and I have been taking zinc and quercetin since the summer of 2020 in the hopes that they would scare away the flu and other viruses (or at least make them less severe). Here's one more page to check out: My Sister's Experiences With COVID-19.
Some people appear to have a mental illness because they have a vitamin B deficiency. For example, the wife of a guy I used to chat with online had severe mood swings which seemed to be caused by food allergies or intolerances. She would became irrational, obnoxious, throw tantrums, and generally act like she had a mental illness. The horrid behavior stopped after she started taking a vitamin B complex. I've been taking Jarrow B-Right (#ad) for many years. It makes me much easier to live with. I wonder how many people with schizophrenia and other mental mental illnesses could be helped by taking a B complex once or twice a day with meals (depending on their weight)?
Unfermented soy is bad! “When she stopped eating soy, the mental problems went away.” Fermented soy doesn't bother me, but the various versions of unfermented soy (soy flour, soybean oil, and so on) that are used in all kinds of products these days causes a negative mental health reaction in me that a vitamin B complex can't tame. The sinister encroachment of soy has made the careful reading of ingredients a necessity.
I started taking AyaLife (99% Pure CBD oil) as needed in April of 2020. So far it's the only thing that helps my mood when I've mistakenly eaten something that contains soy. AyaLife is THC-free (non-psychoactive) and is made in the USA. I also put a couple dropper fulls under my tongue before leaving the house or if I just need to calm down.
It's supposedly common knowledge that constantly angry Antifa-types basically live on soy products. What would happen if they stopped eating and drinking soy sludge and also took a B complex every day? Would a significant number of them become less angry? Would AyaLife CBD oil also help?
If you are overweight, have type II diabetes, or are worried about the condition of your heart, check out the videos by Ken D Berry, William Davis, and Ivor Cummins. It seems that most people should avoid wheat, not just those who have a wheat allergy or celiac disease. Check out these books: Undoctored (#ad), Wheat Belly (#ad), and Eat Rich, Live Long (#ad).
Negative ions are good for us. You might want to avoid positive ion generators and ozone generators. A plain old air cleaner is better than nothing, but one that produces negative ions makes the air in a room fresher and easier for me to breathe. It also helps to brighten my mood.
Never litter. Toss it in the trash or take it home. Do not throw it on the ground. Also remember that good people clean up after themselves at home, out in public, at a campsite and so on. Leave it better than you found it.
Climate Change Cash Grab = Bad
Seems like more people than ever finally care about water, land, and air pollution, but the climate change cash grab scam is designed to put more of your money into the bank accounts of greedy politicians. Those power-hungry schemers try to trick us with bad data and lies about overpopulation while pretending to be caring do-gooders. Trying to eliminate pollution is a good thing, but the carbon footprint of the average law-abiding human right now is actually making the planet greener instead of killing it.
Eliminating farms and ranches, eating bugs, getting locked down in 15-minute cities, owning nothing, using digital currency (with expiration dates) that is tied to your social credit score, and paying higher taxes will not make things better and “save the Earth.” All that stuff is part of an agenda that has nothing to do with making the world a better place for the average person. It's all about control, depopulation, and making things better for the ultra-rich. They just want enough peasants left alive to keep things running smoothly.
Watch these two videos for more information:
Charlie Robinson had some good advice about waking up normies (see the link to the video below). He said instead of verbally unloading or being nasty or acting like a bully, ask the person a question. Being nice and asking a question will help the person actually think about the subject.
Interesting videos:
Charlie Robinson Talks About the Best Way to Wake Up Normies
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