Built using ChatGPT by Jarrod Scully.
Explore money, metals, Bible study, food, and the work of Bill Cooper and Jan Irvin.
Explore gold and silver prices, charts, dealer comparisons and research on precious metals.
Compare bullion and jewelry values, purchasing power, reserves and mining data.
Inspired in part by The Economic Truth, with market data and official records kept separate from commentary.
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Open toolExplore money, banking, borrowing, property and state comparisons with interactive calculators and linked sources.
Compare loan payments, ownership costs, renting versus buying and state rules.
Reading starts with Eustace Mullins, G. Edward Griffin, James Corbett and Etienne de la Boetie², alongside original records and official explanations.
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Open toolStudy Bible passages with Greek and Hebrew word records, linked sources and a personal notebook.
Compare translation choices, examine Greek and Hebrew word meanings, and keep study notes.
Inspired by Peter Duke of The Duke Report, with resources including STEP Bible and the Liddell-Scott-Jones lexicon.
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Open toolBrowse recipes, plan meals and build a shopping list in Jarrod's interactive food guide.
Adjust servings, organize meal calendars and print recipes or shopping lists.
Draws mainly on Dr. Garrett Smith’s food list and Love Your Liver teaching, with Grant Genereux as an earlier influence.
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Open toolResearch Bill Cooper, aka Milton William Cooper, aka William Cooper, through a chronological catalog, Mystery Babylon transcripts, biographies, photographs and source links.
The collection is built around Cooper’s Behold a Pale Horse and Hour of the Time broadcasts.
Source links lead to the Hour of the Time and Behold a Messenger archives for further reading and listening.
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Open toolFrom Gnostic to Logos
Follow Jan Irvin’s work through Gnostic Media and Logos Media, with a timeline, source recordings, research collections and changing views.
Includes Gene Odening’s trivium teaching and interviews with Hans Utter and Steve Outtrim.
Compare source recordings and dated notes to follow ideas about learning, media and cultural history.
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Open toolEach tool has its own address on livingsoilsupplies.com. An internet connection is needed to open the tools and external research sources.
Saved notebooks, meal plans and preferences from the previous website addresses do not transfer automatically. Save a backup from the original tool before switching addresses.
Living Soil Supplies · October 14, 2026. Files opened here stay in your browser.