Without giving them a click, what do they strawman this time?
The Incoming Food Shortages
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Without giving them a click, what do they strawman this time?
Food prep for storage: lots of information under the "Information Center" tab:
https://www.usaemergencysupply.com/
https://www.usaemergencysupply.com/
I wonder if there's a way around food prepping in the US. Won't hotels have enough food to serve their guests during a catastrophe like this? I would think they'd have contracts in place with vendors where they are guaranteed food. If they can't serve their guests, they won't have guests. So that would be a top priority for them.
For those of us who don't own a house or have storage for 20-gallon-sized buckets in our apartments, or own chickens and rabbits, maybe this is an alternative.
And if US hotels can't provide this, why not just cross the border into Mexico? As long as other countries don't have the same issue, there's no good reason to stay here and try to weather this crap.
For those of us who don't own a house or have storage for 20-gallon-sized buckets in our apartments, or own chickens and rabbits, maybe this is an alternative.
And if US hotels can't provide this, why not just cross the border into Mexico? As long as other countries don't have the same issue, there's no good reason to stay here and try to weather this crap.
If there are food shortages, there is historical precedent of the hotels having enough food for the extremely rich. During the siege of Paris, Christmas 1870, the animals in the zoo were sold for top dollar in the most exclusive hotels while the poor starved. But these are top tier hotels with very high prices already. I would not like to rely on a third party in this manner, myself.
During a food crisis in the states, you won't be the only gringo going south of the border and it would probably not be a pretty or easy sight.
During a food crisis in the states, you won't be the only gringo going south of the border and it would probably not be a pretty or easy sight.
Easy_C
Peacock
The Crossing the border plan generally requires you to have your ducks in a row long before crap happens. See: Ukraine.
Hotel point has been addressed. Unfortunately, other countries are likely to have the same issues due to globalized supply chains.
I wrote a post a few months ago regarding the other obstacles. Short version is that you need to network effectively of figure out who you know that is like minded, and doesn't mind you using their property as a rally point.
My wife’s grandparents in Bulgaria always had rabbits on hand. Very easy to raise and care for.
Best soup I ever had was rabbit soup, in that village.
I plan on raising a decent garden this year. In terms of food shortages, this is scary stuff. I keep thinking about the sensitivity factor to austerity in the US. We're not familiar with austerity, therefore, if there's even a modest decrease in living standards I think the reaction will be bad.
Finally buying a house surrounded in the country surrounded by corn where my wife and I can have a large garden and lambs, goats, pigs, chickens, rabbits, and citrus trees.
Easy_C
Peacock
I’ve had to back off the larger plot due to pricing reasons. Instead I’ve got a plot sufficient for a larger garden, chickens, and rabbits in one of those little micro-towns (post office, little general store, and a police station with a single car) surrounded by farmland.
I’m not realistically going to be able to support myself off of it but I’ve got two other considerations:
- I can’t both work my full time job and maintain a large enough plot yet
- Within my area the safest place to be is going to be in a cluster of like minded people. This particular town is one where most of the twenty or so houses show both signs of kids and some form of patriotic iconography. Everyone there is going to be at least not geriatric and likely on the same page, so my job is to subtly convey my skills.
I’m not realistically going to be able to support myself off of it but I’ve got two other considerations:
- I can’t both work my full time job and maintain a large enough plot yet
- Within my area the safest place to be is going to be in a cluster of like minded people. This particular town is one where most of the twenty or so houses show both signs of kids and some form of patriotic iconography. Everyone there is going to be at least not geriatric and likely on the same page, so my job is to subtly convey my skills.
Yep in in the same boat. Can't afford upkeep of anything more than 2 acres (what I got) while keeping the corporate gig an hour away in town. I am just leveraging the benefits that this will offer in local trade as well as lifestyle skills for my kids.
This is enough my wife can manage most of the stuff and I can use the weekends to do the heavy work.
We will be sufficient such that we can have basic staples (eggs /fruit/goat milk) and have the option for occasional meat from the lambs/rabbits ect...
The fact that I'm surrounded by corn fields adds an extra layer of food and resources.
Frankly it's as much to get my kids out of the city where they are getting messed with for being white, and to give me some better lifestyle goals. We wanted 5 acres so we could have a cow... But there's already a pin on site. We can always fence in the property and put a cow on property... But would have to regularly add hay feed which would be rather expensive.
You could potentially rent some land in the area to keep pigs, goats or whatever you are interested in to get a feel for it without the big investment. It won't be as secure in a SHTF scenario but something to consider.
I would suggest something you can raise over the summer like pigs.
Interesting book I recently came across from the 1960's on leftist's planned famine in the United States as a tool.
Ill fares the land; the famine planned for America : Van Gorder, Dan P : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Bibliography: p. 205
archive.org
Expect gaslighting from liberals and their consumers;
- Why food lines are a good thing!
- 5 Reasons why Eating Less is More
- Complaining about Food Lines is White Supremacy
- Orgy in the Bread Line; My Experience
- Fighting for Trans Rights while waiting for Soup
What is worse is that most of these people that supported the idea likely went to church and were respected members of their communities. I wonder how this would be justified in the Christian community.
Torba: Another food chain plant on fire this weekend. Are you paying attention yet? PREPARE.
They are gearing up for another Holodomor. Prepare.
www.wtkr.com
gab.com
They are gearing up for another Holodomor. Prepare.
Chesapeake Fire responds to industrial fire at Perdue Farms facility
A fire took place at Perdue Farms facility in the South Norfolk area of Chesapeake Saturday evening.
www.wtkr.com
Andrew Torba ✝️ on Gab: 'They are gearing up for another Holodomor. Prepar…'
Andrew Torba ✝️ on Gab: 'They are gearing up for another Holodomor. Prepare.'
Soybean storage silo fire. The plant isn't offline. This kind of thing happens when handling large amounts of organic material. I volunteered at a VFD that covered a wood products plant. They constantly had small fires in their conveyors and silos and only called us if it was big. They had in-house resources. Part of doing business. In fact, in this article the plant manager says the fire will not have any effect on operations.Torba: Another food chain plant on fire this weekend. Are you paying attention yet? PREPARE.
They are gearing up for another Holodomor. Prepare.
Chesapeake Fire responds to industrial fire at Perdue Farms facility
A fire took place at Perdue Farms facility in the South Norfolk area of Chesapeake Saturday evening.
Andrew Torba ✝️ on Gab: 'They are gearing up for another Holodomor. Prepar…'
Andrew Torba ✝️ on Gab: 'They are gearing up for another Holodomor. Prepare.'
Plane crashing into a plant in GA? Suspicious. All those meat-packing fires? Very suspicious. This? Not at all.
This book is amazing, passionate writer, great knowledge on the farming sector and written in 1966 describing the coming on the socialist state.Interesting book I recently came across from the 1960's on leftist's planned famine in the United States as a tool.
Ill fares the land; the famine planned for America : Van Gorder, Dan P : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Bibliography: p. 205archive.org
It's incredible the world kept functioning for 50 years, this is not because of the government, but in spite of the government.
The things he wrote about farming we see today in several sector as energy.
Europe has been squeezing out oil producers, coal miners and even nuclear is fully socialized. France the NR1 nuclear energy producer has been shutting down plants for "checks" in the last months.
Similar trend in the last 20 years in Oil.
The same for coal
The same for Gas
The same for birthrates with their range of options from condoms, pills and killing unborns.
And in this thread we discuss food. How the governments/ rulers are completely controlling the farming industry already in 1966 it was big time, today is on a totally different level.
While output grew in farming for the last century caused by improved technology. They now see to go all the way to destroy farming outputs. Wether it's fertilizers, environment, municipal buyouts, solar panel fields, employment law constraints (who will work 12 hours a day milking cows?) or "organic small farm propaganda".
It seems they are going full on here now in Europe. In my opinion something very dark is taking place.
I think they want us dead.
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