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Do
you think the government will be there for you in the middle of a crisis?
If
they can’t handle the emergency response after a Category 1 hurricane, what will this
country look like when
the economic and fiscal crisis
comes to a head?
What happens
if the US dollar comes under attack from foreign creditors who choose to no longer accept it in trade? How will we as a nation import oil and food in such a scenario?
What if monetary
easing by the Federal
Reserve causes price increases
so drastic that current employee wages or nutritional assistance allotments
provide only a couple of days worth of food?
What if states and local municipalities are so broke that they
withhold pay from government employees like police officers and emergency medical responders?
We’re talking about the potential for
an absolute credit freeze that will
make the situation in New York spread
across this country almost overnight.
Ask yourself
this question: Are you prepared to take care of yourself?
If
you cannot answer that question with the affirmative it is time to stop just listening to alternative media and thinking
of it as entertainment,
but taking the advice seriously and considering if you have a plan to take care of
yourself and loved ones if the situation arises.
Because if you
look around this world,
if you look at the mainstream media, they’re
forewarning you about what’s coming.
There
is a disaster coming. Get ready
for it. Make sure you are mentally and physically prepared for what is coming.
From Charlie McGrath of Wide Awake
News
For
many, the looting, hunger, lack of electricity, total desperation
and ineffectiveness of government emergency planning experienced
in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy would have been unbelievable just a month ago.
Likewise, Americans
feel sheltered in their current paradigm, completely oblivious to the fact that the United States and most
industrialized economies around the world are on the brink. At last count, 99% of Americans are totally unprepared to personally deal with even a short-term disaster.
Those 99% of people, like the victims of Sandy before the storm hit, simply can’t imagine a world where their
daily conveniences are no
longer available.
But
it can happen. It’s happened in small-scale
scenarios around the world over the course of the
last decade, and it’s
happened on regional and
global scales throughout history.
There
are a variety of catalysts
that can set off such an event – and one
of these days the trigger
is going to get pulled (if it hasn’t been already).
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