Extreme events - March 2013

[Drazen]

This fidockave213 sometimes gets too religious in his previous videos, but this is a good one with appropriate bible references.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2IWttdeoYU

 

[Gawan]

Thanks for sharing,

and yes he or she is at points a bit too religious. Nonetheless these compilations are really good imo. And is also carried on sott for several times, i.e.: http://www.sott.net/article/257698-Extreme-weather-events-and-Earth-changes-in-January-2013

 

[zim]

I like to see those videos because many of the information he/she recover from all the world I can´t see it the news so I can share to inform people about the real situation of the world.

 

[TheLostBoy]

Thanks for sharing,

and yes he or she is at points a bit too religious. Nonetheless these compilations are really good imo.

I agree! I'm somewhat indifferent to the religious quotes. I haven't seen any of his other videos yet, but the amount and selection of Bible quotes I didn't find distracting and thought were actually quite appropriate.

Seeing this compilation leaves me wondering if there even is any way to prepare for coming events in the 3D/physical sense. It seems no one is in a place escaping either disastrous weather and/or war, and once a few major dominoes fall and our societies really begin to break down/order goes out the window, I don't see how anyone on the planet can remain unaffected.

I guess we'll just continue EE, diet and the Work and hope to DCM that the Wave takes a few of us into new horizons before this world is wiped clean!

Thanks for posting this! I'd like to check out a couple of the other videos by this person when I have time!

 

[Gwenllian]

Thanks for sharing,

and yes he or she is at points a bit too religious. Nonetheless these compilations are really good imo.

I agree! I'm somewhat indifferent to the religious quotes. I haven't seen any of his other videos yet, but the amount and selection of Bible quotes I didn't find distracting and thought were actually quite appropriate.

I also thought these quotes were quite appropriate. And I really liked this compilation.

Seeing this compilation leaves me wondering if there even is any way to prepare for coming events in the 3D/physical sense. It seems no one is in a place escaping either disastrous weather and/or war, and once a few major dominoes fall and our societies really begin to break down/order goes out the window, I don't see how anyone on the planet can remain unaffected.

Have you thought of canning? There is a 'Preparedness' thread. You could also stock up on candles, toilet paper, soap and medical supplies for instance, together with fat and meat. :D

 

[TheLostBoy]

Seeing this compilation leaves me wondering if there even is any way to prepare for coming events in the 3D/physical sense. It seems no one is in a place escaping either disastrous weather and/or war, and once a few major dominoes fall and our societies really begin to break down/order goes out the window, I don't see how anyone on the planet can remain unaffected.

Have you thought of canning? There is a 'Preparedness' thread. You could also stock up on candles, toilet paper, soap and medical supplies for instance, together with fat and meat. :D

I have! I have a semi-decent pressure cooker and will be trying to learn to can stuff this summer, when I can get food more cheaply at my semi-local farmer's markets. I really have very little money, so stocking up on things is hard to do. I've been through a good portion of the preparedness and related threads. I'm trying to figure out how to prioritize, and make the few things I can acquire/make really count. Thanks for the ideas! Fat and meat are definitely on the list! :)

 

[Gwenllian]

I have! I have a semi-decent pressure cooker and will be trying to learn to can stuff this summer, when I can get food more cheaply at my semi-local farmer's markets. I really have very little money, so stocking up on things is hard to do. I've been through a good portion of the preparedness and related threads. I'm trying to figure out how to prioritize, and make the few things I can acquire/make really count. Thanks for the ideas! Fat and meat are definitely on the list! :)

Have you thought of pooling resources with some people? Buying meat or anything in bulk is of course cheaper. Or you could stock up on the cheaper stuff, like toilet paper, and barter with it when the time comes. I read somewhere that toilet paper was very much wanted during crises. ;)

 

[TheLostBoy]

I have! I have a semi-decent pressure cooker and will be trying to learn to can stuff this summer, when I can get food more cheaply at my semi-local farmer's markets. I really have very little money, so stocking up on things is hard to do. I've been through a good portion of the preparedness and related threads. I'm trying to figure out how to prioritize, and make the few things I can acquire/make really count. Thanks for the ideas! Fat and meat are definitely on the list! :)

Have you thought of pooling resources with some people? Buying meat or anything in bulk is of course cheaper. Or you could stock up on the cheaper stuff, like toilet paper, and barter with it when the time comes. I read somewhere that toilet paper was very much wanted during crises. ;)

Haha toliet paper does sound like a good idea! Unfortunately I haven't yet found anyone in my area who even believes that things are going to get bad enough that we should be preparing, but I can be on the lookout for anyone wanting to buy a few things in bulk just for the better price point. Thanks again for your thoughts!

I hope we haven't hijacked this thread, though...