Survival Strategies: 2009 – 2012

 

Very shortly the World Health Organization will declare a global swine flu pandemic. We all know this virus was created in a laboratory but they'll declare it anyway. Their purpose?  As always - follow the money! The declaration of a pandemic allows the United Nations to effectively take over as a world government and launch a single world currency. Your government will cease to exist. What will happen next is a reduction in the global population.  Hard as that may be to consider or even accept, it is clear that the UK government has lost any vestiges of democracy.  Being in official bankruptcy (it has been since the Bankruptcy Act of 1869 and continues to extend this status every 70 years) it has simply sourced the funds from increasing taxes and 'borrowing' from wealthy corporations in exchange for favours, such as mass vaccinations, fluoridating our water, growing Frankenstein foods on our home soils as well as a host of questionable deals. Short-sightedness comes at a cost. Now it’s time to pay the piper.

Anyone reading the recent ‘Imagine The Possibilities’ newsletter (if you haven’t read it, do so now) will realise that more than just a credit crunch is afoot.  As a nation we have been sold down the river for years by the people we allegedly voted for.  To survive the next few years you will have to learn and rely on new skills.  I don’t know all the answers but I am ready to prepare ourselves for whatever is planned for our futures.   What you read below is thus a work in progress. 

On our website I am putting together a Survival Strategies section.  It will evolve as the week’s progress and will definitely include contributions from readers.  So if you have ideas, recommendations or solutions please let me evaluate and include them.  It will be there as a guide.  All you need to do is act in the most appropriate manner for your family and pray that we got it all wrong.

I am the last person to create a scare but my immediate recommendations are:

1.     At all costs reject the Swine Flu vaccination.  It will likely cause you more damage than Swine Flu itself.  53% of UK teenagers have reported adverse symptoms such as stomach cramping, nausea and dizziness; some Japanese teenagers have committed suicide. There is a definite possibility that these vaccinations contain microchips as nanotechnology has that capability.  Once inside you, your movements can be tracked – as well as much more.  I’m sorry if this sounds far-fetched, but please don’t find out the hard way.

2.    You’d be wise to convert whatever you can afford of your bank balances into gold coins.  Gold is ready to become the only worthwhile currency in the world.

3.    Buy yourselves some inexpensive shelves and stock up on food.  I mean several months worth – dried foods such as rice, oats, pasta, noodles; canned foods and dried fruits; cooking oil, powdered milk and bicarbonate of soda.  Learn how to make your own bread.  We waste enough food as it is but it will soon become scarce and very expensive.  Don’t forget to stock up on plenty of clean water as well.

4.    Establish a relationship with your local organic farm and start buying from there as well.  Use any space in your garden to plant something useful – potatoes, carrots, onions, garlic, swedes, beans, tomatoes and so on.  Get your organic seeds now.  If you don’t have a greenhouse, buy a small polytunnel.  Get your old fishing rod out of the garage and dust it off.

5.    Stock up on quality high-dose vitamins and such wonderful liquids as food grade Hydrogen Peroxide, MMS, Colloidal Silver  and the Ancient Herbal Remedies.

6.    Also toilet paper, shavers, soap and washing powder; matches, candles, torches, a well-stocked first aid kit, an assortment of batteries, padlocks, BBQ bricks, fire starters, kerosene, spare petrol.  Don’t think small on the quantities and let your imagination build this list for you.

7.    Back up your computer files regularly but also print out your friend’s addresses and contact numbers.  Don’t rely on there being electricity available to look them up when you need them most.

8.    Invest in a shortwave or a CB radio.

9.    Ensure you have warm, comfortable clothing, jackets, hats, shoes and boots.

10.  If you absolutely must watch TV, make sure you watch informative programmes such as the Ray Mears or a Bear Grylls programmes.

11.   Buy yourself a used copy of the SAS Survival Handbook, or something similar; in fact buy a few and give copies to your  family.  They may think you’re nuts but they’ll thank you one day.  See links below.

12.  Become involved with a forward thinking local community so you can help each other when you need it most.

13.  Look at http://www.off-grid.net/   for ideas on much of the above, including solar panels, water systems, energy options and much more.

14. Last (for the moment) but not least, if you have been keeping secrets from people close to you, if you wronged someone and still feel bad about it, if you really love someone and can’t find the courage to tell them, now’s the time.  People love honesty; people respond to honesty. Find the real you and change the rules you were brought up by to your own.  In courage there is magic!  If you need any help here, please contact us.

 

The last thing you want is for changes to arrive when you are unprepared. Go camping this weekend or see how you cope without electricity between Friday and Sunday night, if only for practice.

I look forward to receiving your comments and suggestions.

Where is McGuyver when you need him?

Graeme Dinnen

 

You can find a selection of used books on Amazon such as the SAS Survival Handbook and Ray Mears’ bushcraft series.

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