>>5990020

Now I want to talk about electricity: if you don’t have electricity, then what to do? Candles, matches, flashlights and recharge batteries for the flashlight. You can also install one big battery with a single light bulb in the room most used, but that won’t last much, if the big battery is not recharged. Some if they can afford it, can buy a small generator, silent type in order not to bother the neighbors or attract unwanted attention. But you don’t know for sure how much petroleum supplies will be available. Potus and team have prepared the emergency message to send to your cell phones but what to do if your batteries are flat? That is why I think you need some sort of solar recharge, at least to keep your cell phone running. And let’s face it, if this scenario takes place, you gotta wake up with the light and sleep with the light as the Lebanese say. As in you wake up when the sun rises and if there is no sun, you sleep. You gotta shift your daily habits and adapt according to how many sun hours you’ve got.

Which brings me to what do to when you cannot go to work and have no electricity? Well, you need to keep yourself manually busy, as in pick up a hobby. My wife has stacked materials for knitting and stitching. Me, I’ve got me tones of books. So find something to do in your spare hours to keep you busy. It’s important for your mental balance during the crisis if it hits.

Alcoholic beverages are good to cleaning and for attending wounds, they could be put to good use during crisis as well, don’t forget that. Also you should put additional locks on your doors and windows, I’ve reinforced my doors as well. If you have big glass windows and live in a dangerous area, you should prepare some sort of shutters, like what they do when a hurricane is about to hit. If the crisis is stretched for a long period of time, thieves and robbery will roam. So you need to protect yourself and take precautions. And whatever you do, don’t go attracting attention to yourself buy moving big quantities of groceries to your house in one go, do it in bits and pieces so no one will notice. In times of hunger or anger, people tend to forget friendship and family ties as well, and they will even kill you if they knew you’ve got food stored in your house. What to do then? Help them out by giving them some food or not? It’s going to depend on you and what you choose to do. But let me remind you that if you give them once, a few days later, they will come to ask for more and more and more. Till your own supplies are dry and you won’t make it out yourself and you will become stranded just like the one you are helping. So whatever you choose to do, use our head.

Don’t forget to prepare a first aid kit as well. As for fuel for the car, when the D day comes, you should go fill whatever vehicle you’ve got and lock that car in your garage. The first targets of thieves will be food as well as the fuel in your car since both are going to be scarce. Use bicycles if you need to make a short trip. Keep the fuel of your car to emergency situation, as in if you need to run away or rush to a hospital. It’s better if you don’t go out from your house, even to your front yard. Don’t attract too much attention onto yourself. And you should consider there will be curfew and even martial law. If that kicks in, you should not forget that the gvt can get into your home and confiscate whatever they want. So take precaution in that as well. Oh I just remembered that olives are also a good source of vitamins and they can be stored for a long time as long as they are submerged in olive oil. Try to look for types of food that can be stored in a dry condition like onions and garlic and okras, or dates, dried raisins etc, potatoes last long as well.

If you want to stay alone, or gather the family in one place, then you should make preparation according to your choice. You should also prepare for each individual an emergency backpack in case you will have to evacuate the house in emergency. Don’t forget to take your valuables and your “official” papers (house deeds and passports etc) if you are forced to evacuate your house and don’t store everything in one bag, it might be stolen or snatched from you. What I do when I travel to “dangerous” places is I put whatever is important in my front jeans pockets and I stitch with a thread and needle that pocket close. What is the thief going to do = take my pants off? And at the end, don’t forget to PRAY.

>>5990369

I hope this has given you some ideas HOW to prepare, not just WHAT to prepare. You MUST not panic. Help will come, and order will be restored but it might take some time and everything depends WHERE and HOW you are living. Some local mayors may end up helping their communities while others may end up being the gangsters. Each case is going to be different, so prepare according to your own situation. I’ve said all of these things taking it to the maximum negative situation, as in there is an economical crisis, an emp attack and some sort of “natural” disaster or war, all taking place in one go. There is no way we can avoid the economical problem, but I sure hope the emp or natural event or the war will be stopped before they take place. You must stay calm and not panic, your own survival is going to depend on how calm and level headed you are going to be while facing the situation and evaluating what to do.

I insist you go take a look at picture and video to have a visual, an idea how it’s going to be and how people behave. Unfortunately, most humans in today’s society are selfish and behave like spoiled brats. If things go bad, here are some images of how the situation will turn out. You think such people will respect law and order? What will happen to the lefties in the States that need safe spaces in colleges? If they cannot even handle to hear other people opinions will they be able to handle a crisis? And this goes for every single country, it is only different from one region from the other. Those are big challenges we must face if things turn sour. No need to tell you how worried I am, have been for at least 6 years now.

Now as to what to do with your own family, I know this is going to be terribly hard for anyone to understand let sink in them. So first, pick up the closest person to you, as in the person whom understand you in a flash and the person whom knows you are not talking bullshit and are dead serious just by looking at you. This is how I proceeded. When you open up to that person about this, start with the economy, that’s always a winning card. They will ask tones of questions, so you need to prepare your answers and even show them articles, pictures, graphs etc. Once that person is convinced then move to the one both of you can “convert” to your side. You can do that, while you work strategically and without attracting attention on preparing food and supplies. It takes a bit of time to do it. There will be some you will never reach, no matter how convincing you are and no matter what you show them as evidence. Unfortunately you cannot be able to help them. You should not tell everyone you are preparing though. Be careful, even brothers can backstab one another. My father’s oldest brother emptied our house while we were traveling in my childhood, and he sold the furniture, when we came back, imagine our reaction. So you see, even the closest can hurt you, mostly in time of crisis. So be careful, move slowly and strategically.

And if we got terribly lucky and nothing happens and the entire crisis is averted, look at the bright side of you preparing. My wife says even if nothing happens, the good side is that she won’t go buy groceries for a few months and we can use whatever we have in the house. In other words, nothing will go to waste. Prepare as much as you can, and how much you can afford to do it, there are many way to do that, even if you are not swimming in money. We would have lived one big scare if nothing happens, but I rather be prepared than get caught naked when this hits. If it doesn’t happen, weeeeeeeeeeellllllllllllll, I won’t lose anything. Take notes of what you research and what I’ve talked about, make lists of what you may need, it depends on where you live mostly. Again, most of what I’ve telling you on HOW to survive was transmitted to me by my Lebanese acquaintances, they lived through war and harshness for a long time. They are survivors. So don’t thank me, I’m only doing what is correct, what I think is the right thing to do. I think we should thank the Lord that got us all united together and we are helping each other out. Stay vigilant, and awake. Take care anons.

>>5990531

my appologies, i forgot to add the pictures on how things might turn out, a visual is always important, it gives you a very good idea what to expect if it goes terribly wrong. Again, i think it's going to be different from one geo location than the other.

Prevention is better than cure and prepare for the wort and hope for the best. take care and God bless.

>>5973237

This is very interesting. Is there a way to verify this? I don't remember when those 2 died, was there a D5 around their time of death?