Have you started a small local community of like minded people you can turn to if things go south?
Have you come up with a come communication plan of cell phones/internet goes down?
Do you know who has backup power in your group?
Where fresh water supplies are?
Do you have someone in your group with medical knowledge?
Vet?
Gardening?
Food storage/preservation?
Hunting/dressing?
Builders?
Mechanics?
Backyard chickens???
Fisherman?
Cooking skills?
Survival skills?
Plant medicine?
Massage/chiropractic/pt?
Hair stylist for a good old haircut/shave?
Soap making skills?
Sewing/mending skills?

If things go south, good old basic skills are going to be invaluable!
What do you bring to your group?
How can you contribute?
What skills do you have to barter with?

SUSPICIOUS OBSERVERS - OVERVIEW OF TEXAS LIGHTNING STORM AND THE ANTARCTIC ICE SHELF BREAK
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TEXAS LIGHTNING STORMS 🌩
Parts of Texas went from -2 to 80 degrees in just a few days and the energy change created unreal lightning Thursday night, starting numerous house fires in an area that had just about enough of Mother Nature.

Lightning storms will continue to get worse as the magnetic field shifts and weakens.

THE NEXT ICE AGE INCOMING
In Antarctica, a large piece of the Brunt ice shelf has broken off. This was not a global warming event, but it is certainly a climate change event. We know that melting at the poles triggers an Ice Age. As the record melt is ongoing and chunks of ice break off, the heat transport is weakened and will shut down like in the movie The Day After Tomorrow -- just not quite as fast as Hollywood portrayed. We are still awaiting the full release of the Beaufort gyre. When that cold-climate farm eventually goes off in the north, there is no turning back.

Stay away from big pharma & the jab at all costs.

Yes!!!

MISSISSIPPI GOVERNOR ENDS MASK MANDATE AND SOCIAL DISTANCING REQUIREMENTS; ALL BUSINESSES CAN REOPEN AT 100% CAPACITY STARTING TOMORROW
“Today, I signed what I expect will be one of my last executive orders regarding COVID-19. Our hospitalizations have plummeted, and our case numbers have fallen dramatically as well. In fact, our case numbers have fallen to the point where no county meets the original criteria for a mask mandate.”
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We’re not in fact seeing a “decline in Covid cases” or a “decrease in Covid deaths” at all. What we’re seeing is a decline in perfectly healthy people being labelled “covid cases” based on a false positive from an unreliable testing process. The sharp decline in covid numbers starting in mid January coincides with W.H.O.'s policy shift to stop using faulty PCR tests. It's about time other Governors acknowledge this as well.
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The only rules remaining in place will limit capacity of indoor arenas to 50% and rules governing K-12 schools. [ Article ]

AFTERTIME - THE HOURS, MONTHS, AND YEARS AFTER THE POLE SHIFT

What will the Aftertime be like, immediately after the pole shift?
Per the Zetas, filled with anger, the natural response to any assault, even if expected. "Throughout the world, survivors of the shift will react in different ways, depending upon their level of prior knowledge and their personality." http://www.zetatalk.com/index/blog0308.htm

Food Prices Are Soaring Faster Than Inflation and Incomes

As the Covid-19 pandemic wreaks havoc on economic growth, concerns about hunger and malnutrition are rising around the world.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-01/inflation-2021-malnutrition-and-hunger-fears-rise-as-food-prices-soar-globally

“We’re are the experiment until 2022&2023”

Now posted: Survival Nutrition, Chapter 3. All about food storage strategies and techniques for long-term preparedness!

https://www.brighteon.com/d9a5aadf-44da-4b4a-8f68-b197e18f7a60

Now is the time to consider your own side of renewable food. Spring is almost here, plant a garden and learn how to preserve your food over the winter!

The historic freeze, electrical-grid failure, and loss of water in Central Texas had devastating effects for farmers. While some people may think of the winter storm as a threat that has passed, farmers are still dealing with its effects — one farm was out of power for two weeks. From dead plants to frozen livestock to busted irrigation systems, local farmers suffered significant losses and are hastily trying to revitalize damaged crops.

https://austin.eater.com/2021/3/4/22306730/central-texas-farmers-impact-winter-storm-frozen-crops-rebuild

https://t.me/iceagefarmer

Here’s a great source to follow for info to keep up on our agricultural climate

Educate yourself and stay alive!