By MamaLiberty
Pray that your tribulation does not come in the winter, or the dry time, or when you are pregnant, homeless, seriously ill or even all alone.
Do what you must to get out of the city… really.
The internet is filled with blogs, survival sites, people selling preparation goods and services. Now might be a good time to start looking at them if you have not. The storm is coming.
Just finished reading some important things at “The Appalachian Messenger.” (pdf) This issue contains several good articles on the subject. One is exceptional, and frightening. “Ordinary Day part 1.” Written by someone called Selco, who survived the breakdown of his society and the economy.
Selco is from the Balkan region, and lived through the “hell that was there” from 1992-1995. The SHTF and for one whole year he lived and survived in a city WITH-OUT: electricity, fuel, running water, real food distribution, distribution of any goods, or any kind of organized law or government.
Are you ready?
The Price of Liberty 
Mama, I admit that I don’t comment much here anymore, but I often try to read some of the things posted. This one struck me as particularly important. I myself am beginning to see the writing on the wall, as well. It is no longer about having any amount of money in the bank, unless it is in the millions, and off shore. It is about having supplies and a plan to take care of your own, as well as a back up plan, and a secondary back up plan for that. For the first time in my adult life, I am sitting in a fairly good position to where I am able to store things up, and to be able to plan further than next week, and I have been busy doing just that. I have given up on the government doing much of anything to help us, I figure that the less the government does, the better off we are. I expect that the dollar will collapse within the next year or so, to where it is worth less than nothing, and the only thing we can count on is what we have stored in our homes. So good on you for this post, and all the best for you and stay safe and sane, and be well.
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Always glad to hear from you! The hard part of our future is going to be dealing with all of the millions of people who do not accept the idea of the coming storm, and are making no provisions for it at all. We will have to defend ourselves from them at some point, and the prospect of it is truly terrible.
Someone was telling me just yesterday (in email) that there was no way they could take their family out of the city… So many reasons! He wouldn’t be able to get a job anywhere else, they were upside down on their (big fancy) house and couldn’t sell it, the kids were all in a “good school” and his wife wouldn’t leave her extended family behind for anything. The “anything” will very likely bite them badly.
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