a couple of links of interest?

I am not delving into ‘things’ in any great depth recently. Although when something catches my eye, a red flag, I will pursue it to get perspective.

I thought I would pass along a couple of links here and there about our current situation. Pieces that might be of use. Not the sad and relentless story of “vaccines”.

I will also always pass along writings I find uplifting that bring me back to the beauty of being human.

I’m rather resistant to prepping, possibly on account of my age or because of what I have been through. Although I rather surprise myself as well. Quick to determine reasonable steps and ways forward. And curiously I happen to be living off the grid.

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So… your choice:

https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2022/06/11/food-catastrophe.aspx?

“Food — Grow some of your own food, make friends with local farmers, create or join a local CSA, and shore up your long-term food stores. (Rather than panic buying mass quantities all at once, consider spreading it out and just buy a little more than you need for the day or week each time you go shopping. You can build up a backup supply rather quickly that way)

Water — Identify sources of potable water and make sure you have one or more ways to purify questionable water supplies

Power — Consider how you might power some of the essentials in your home if there are rolling blackouts, or the electrical grid goes down altogether

Firearms training for self defense and hunting — Learn how to use, store, carry and clean a firearm and work on your marksmanship. Other forms of self-defense training can also be useful, if nothing else, to make you feel more competent and confident in potentially high-risk situations

Communications — Give some thought to how you will communicate with friends and family if cell towers and/or internet goes down

Medicine — Stock up on nutritional supplements, medications, how-to books on alternative home remedies and first-aid supplies

Money — Keep cash on hand, including smaller denominations. Both power grid and internet outages can eliminate your ability to buy without cash. For more long-term protection against inflation, consider buying physical precious metals such as gold and silver”

Within this article this link looked of interest:

https://winteroak.org.uk/the-great-resist/