By Daisy Luther
Over just the past few months, we’ve seen unprecedented disasters, not just in the United States, but all over the world.
Wildfires.
Floods.
Hurricanes.
Drought.
Earthquakes.
Volcanoes.
Everyone is quick to theorize about the cause of such a season of catastrophe. Some blame manmade climate change. There are groups who suspect a rogue planet is wreaking havoc. Others point the finger at geoengineering and weather manipulation. Still others believe we are watching the fulfillment of biblical prophecy.
Personally, I have no pet theory except one.
These events are growing more and more frequent. Your life can change and you can lose everything in the blink of an eye. There has never been more evidence that we need to prepare than what we’re seeing happening right now. And preparing isn’t just stocking up, although that is extremely important. It’s learning the skills you need to survive when the material things have been washed away, burned up, or otherwise destroyed.
The video below blames manmade climate change for our catastrophic circumstances, and I am skeptical of that, so for the love of all things cute and fluffy, please don’t email me and tell me I’ve gone to the dark side of climate change activists. But… I believe in the value of watching the things that have happened on our planet over the past few months all in one video. I believe in the importance of paying attention to current events.
If this does not convince you that you need to be prepared and that you need to have a survival mindset, nothing will.
By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.”
Ben Franklin
Over the years, as a society we have forgotten so much.
@KY Mom, I Agree!! We use to have 4th or 5th generations of wood working, iron working, leather working, sewing, ECT. Now we depend on someone else doing it all for us. It’s time we take some initiative and learn some of these trades.
“Knowledge itself is Power” = Sir Francis Bacon
If not, we only have ourselves to blame!
I rarely watch embedded videos, but this one was a good one, Daisy. One has to wonder how much of a factor geoengineering is in all of this. I don’t buy into climate change either, but geoengineering, on the other hand…There are some who claim Harvey and Irma were ‘controlled’ or steered, and I don’t necessarily buy into that camp. But there is enough proof to support geoengineering in general. And if they are ‘playing’ with the weather, who’s to say that that hasn’t played a part in all of these disasters? Just food for thought.