Food and Water For
Survival - You Have Insurance But Are You Really Prepared?
By
Richard LynchEveryone
has begun to notice the impact that the gas prices are having on the
economy, but that is just the tip of the iceberg.
Our whole society has been designed to
consume massive amounts of petrochemical products because of the profits
that it produced for the handful of people who control these resources.
This business has become so big that it has taken over virtually
everything in our economy as well as the government.
The people who are in control want to
remain there at any cost, especially if that cost is merely at the lives
and fortunes of the American people. Our government has gone spend crazy
and the rest of the world is going to stop taking our promise to pay.
When this happens the dollar will collapse along with the stock market
which will also cause interruptions in the transportation system and
possibly municipal utilities.
The prices of everything will skyrocket
as the supply drops. This will allow them to declare martial law and
force us to accept whatever they want to give back to us after they take
all that we have.
If this is hard for you to believe, Do
some research, the right information could save your life.
And even if I am wrong and it does not
happen that way, look at all of the other things that can put you in a
position of needing to provide for your own substance for a while such
as natural disasters and/or terrorist attacks. What I'm trying to convey
to you here is not the mindset of fear but of awareness of what is going
on around you.
You can only survive for a very few days
without water and a few weeks without food.
Think about where your food comes from
and how it gets to your grocery store. Are you willing to bet your life
that system can not get interrupted for a month or longer? How long do
you think it will take the grocery store to empty if the trucks quit
rolling? Again I want to emphasize that fear, doubt and worry are
unproductive. As you become aware of these threats to your family use it
as motivation to act toward preparation.
Hope for the best and prepare for the
worst.
You must either store or have access to
water 2 gallons per day per person is recommended. If you have a well
make sure you have a way to get it out of the ground other than with
your electricity unless it is generated on-site. even with on-site water
you still need to have a good water filter.
Next I recommend getting food stuff. Buy
extra portions of the things you normally have in the house and fill
your cabinets, then get long-term storable food which I feel an urgency
to do because some food supply houses are already rationing food.
Store up and get at least a 3 month
supply for your family, More is better. Grow food, although you may not
have room for a garden plot, most people can be creative and find ways
to grow some food for their family. Take responsibility and Protect your
loved ones.
Calling for action and hoping for peace,
Richard Lynch
Richard Lynch, Christian husband of Grace
Lynch, parents of seven wonderful children, endeavoring to share a
mindset of abundance through conservation and preparation.
Visit my blog at
http://www.uselesselectricity.com for more information and
Prepare Now
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