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The Shit Might Actually Be Hitting The Fan But Somehow It Doesn’t Feel Real
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So here we are. Right on the cusp of that SHTF event that we’ve been prepping for all these years.
A global pandemic.
A breakdown in the supply chain.
Shoppers who are already becoming agitated and even violent.
We’re watching it all unfold in our hometowns and across our nation right now.
Yet, somehow, it still doesn’t feel real to me. Is it just me who finds this hard to fathom? Am I the only one who still thinks doubtful thoughts? Like “No way. It’s going to be okay. You’re overreacting. It’s a little scare, just like Ebola and MERS and SARS.”
I’ve researched and written about this stuff for years. I always knew it could happen. I was whole-heartedly convinced of these possibilities and yet when this situation began to move irrevocably toward disaster, I find myself, somehow, shocked.
I can’t be the only one who has prepared for this yet still feels stuck in normalcy bias, thinking “this isn’t going to get as bad as you think” even as I watch the events unfold around us pretty much like we in the survival community always predicted. There’s still that doubtful voice in my head, making me wonder about spending even more money on another “last” shopping trip.
Heck, maybe this makes me a bad prepper. A fake survivalist. A fraud.
Or maybe it’s only natural to think that life will keep moving on pretty much like it always has.
Will Covid-19 really be the thing that brings us down? Will the nation devolve into chaos? I’d like to say no with firm conviction. After all, there have been close calls before. But the rational part of me won’t allow that firm conviction, despite the part that says, don’t be silly, everything will be just fine after a brief blip.
I believe it’s okay to feel this way as long as you don’t allow it to get in the way of your preparations or of your acceptance of the disaster when it actually unfolds in all its shocking reality.
Maybe I’m oversharing here and a whole bunch of folks will unsubscribe. I don’t know. But if others are feeling the same way, I want you to know that you aren’t alone.
Instincts vs. Normalcy Bias
I think people have come down on one of two sides since the Covid-19 virus first came onto our radar back in late December or early January. Some people have thought, “This is the next plague” while others have thought, “So what? The flu is more deadly.” Now that we’re down to the wire, we’ll soon find out which line of thinking was the most accurate.
A lot of this goes down to a decision. Are you going to believe your gut or are you going to believe the logical normalcy bias that tells you this isn’t how things go in the United States of America?
My gut has been telling me since mid-January that this thing is a major event. After all, would China have tanked its economy and locked down a city of 20 million people, welding their doors closed in many cases, if this novel coronavirus was no big deal? Would Italy have locked down their entire country and begun turning away patients over the age of 65 to funnel resources to those more likely to survive if this was just another common, everyday flu?
But the logical side of me says, “This is the US. We will be just fine.” Because we’ve always been just fine in my lifetime. We were bruised and shaken, but bounced back with fierce resolve on 9/11. We were fine when Ebola reached our shores back in 2014. We recovered after Hurricane Katrina and Superstorm Sandy and all the other named storms that have hit. We’re Americans. We are resilient. It’s who we are.
However, our resilience may not be enough to conquer a crisis that was badly mishandled from the get-go. It may not be enough to overcome less than a million hospital beds in a country with more than 327 million people. The enemy is a virus we know hardly anything about and we can’t even believe the numbers out there from China or our own government.
People are getting tense.
This afternoon when I heard there was a press conference in the Rose Garden at 3 pm, I had a bad feeling. I wondered if my calculations were off when I figured that we could begin to see major quarantines in about a week. I headed to the store with my 19-year-old daughter to get there ahead of the crowds that would certainly be imminent if such an announcement was made. We picked up extra cat litter, extra pet food, some hardware, and extra frozen vegetables.
When I went to the grocery store, I saw that frozen veggies were on sale 10 for $10. I grabbed 10 bags of frozen spinach and saw a rotund angry-looking woman glaring at me. I gave her a “what?” look and she said, “Aren’t you going to leave any for other people?”
I said politely, “I’m sorry. Did you want some of the spinach?” I picked up 3 bags from my cart and offered them to her.
She said, “No, I don’t want any spinach. A$$hole.”
I replied calmly, “Okay, well, have a nice day” and left with my spinach. I wasn’t about to get into an altercation at Kroger over a one-dollar bag of spinach the other woman didn’t even want. It looks like that de-escalation course I took paid off because my first instinct was not to be pleasant and disregard her insults.
I saw the tension on people’s faces as they pushed their carts quickly up and down the aisles, the tunnel vision obvious. If someone stopped in an aisle – a common thing to do at the grocery store – the folks behind them would give a loud sigh of annoyance. I even saw a couple of people bumping into others with their carts – whether it was carelessness or deliberately done, I couldn’t tell.
I left the store with my purchases, happy to get out of there and content with what I had. I know that I’m as well-stocked as I can get with the money that I have. If it’s not enough, then we’ll move through plans B, C, and the rest of the alphabet.
The official response
I can’t be the only person who finds the official response to be much too little, far too late.
To be perfectly clear, I don’t really blame the President or the Vice President. They’re in a rather impossible situation in which no matter what they do, the outcome is bad. If they shut everything down completely, there would be panic the likes of which we’ve never seen. And the economic fallout would be exponentially worse than it already is.
This also impairs their ability to be totally forthcoming. While people in the preparedness community would prefer brutal facts over soothing fiction, most people really don’t want to know how bad things are or how bad they’ll become. So the government will continue to dance around the subject until they can dance no more and we reach a point where the truth is obvious to even the most obvious clinger to normalcy.
On the other hand, the press conference at the White House left me feeling even more uneasy than I had felt before.
Parading a bunch of CEOs before us and showing that ridiculous flow chart that looked like something a 4th grader might hand in for a school project certainly did nothing to make me feel like things were “under control.” I don’t care at all what the head of CVS pharmacies thinks about the outbreak or his ability to keep stores running.
In fact, the main thing I gathered from that is that CVS, Walmart, and Target will be the distribution points that remain open during the crisis. Mom and Pop stores may not have access to warehouses or supplies. This way it will be easier for the government to ration things out and enforce rules like “one bag of rice per household” should it come to that. I actually posted an article about this topic a few months back.
I thought that President Trump looked and sounded unwell during the press conference. Whether that is the effect of stress or he’s become ill, it’s impossible to say.
All in all, I was not reassured by anything in that press conference.
What is exponential growth?
Rationally, I’m aware that with the increase in confirmed cases and the exponential spread of this virus, we’ve probably passed the point of no return. The New York Times explains exponential growth with this chart. These are the number of cases confirmed on certain dates.
- Jan. 21 — 1
- Jan. 28 — 5
- Feb. 4 — 11
- Feb. 11 — 14
- Feb. 18 — 25
- Feb. 25 — 59
- Mar. 3 — 125
- Mar. 10 — 1,004
And on the morning of March 14, we’re up to 2175 cases.
As the “drive-through” testing facilities open up with free tests, we can expect that number to grow quite a lot.
The magnitude of the outbreak creeps up on you; it doesn’t look like things are growing very much, and then suddenly they are. Today, the U.S. is up to at least 1,714 known cases and we’re only a couple of days on from when it was 1,004. It’s going to be 4,000 by Monday, and then it’s going to be 8,000 by next Wednesday, and then it’s…. Exponential growth is staggering when it takes over.
Exponential growth is a classic pattern in which numbers stay small initially, but then you end up with very large numbers very quickly. If you start with a certain number, and then multiply that number by a growth factor every day, depending on what that growth rate is, you’ll see the cumulative number doubling over a certain time period.
What really matters is how high that growth rate is. In the U.S. right now, according to Our World in Data, confirmed Covid-19 cases are increasing by about 30 to 40 percent per day and the total number is doubling about every two days. (source)
This is exactly the situation that China, Italy, Iran, and all the other countries with massive outbreaks have found themselves in and the United States is probably next.
Is the SHTF really happening?
We are still at a stage in a shell game and nobody knows which shell the SHTF is hiding under. Nobody knows if we can reel things in and gain control of the situation. Nobody knows if we’re going to go the way of Italy, where an entire nation is locked down and singing from their balconies to raise morale in a desperate situation
I wonder if people who have lived through horrible situations ever imagined in their wildest dreams how bad things would get. I know that in Selco’s book, SHTF Survival Stories, he wrote about this. Nobody ever truly expected things to happen the way they did. There was a period of adjustment and all the rules changed but a lot of folks didn’t accept the changes soon enough and they did not survive.
When I silence the part of my mind that says, this can’t be happening, I’m only left with the realistic part that says, “Yes. It is.”
While we don’t 100% know how this pandemic will play out in our country, we have to be ready for things to go badly. In her book, The Covid-19 Survival Manual, Cat Ellis talked about the inability of our hospitals to handle thousands of patients. We have less than a million beds in a country of 327 million people. And most of those beds are not in places equipped to handle highly contagious sick people. And what about the people with other health issues? Our medical system won’t be able to handle exponential growth no matter how hard they try or how much they want to help.
When I look at how grocery stores and discount stores across the country look like a horde of locusts went through and decimated the inventory, I know this is a bad sign. When a friend who manages a large grocery store says to me, “Our truck was only half full today. If buying and inventory continue like this, we will be out of food by Monday,” I can only imagine the havoc that stores out of food will wreak.
It’s going to be like Black Friday times a thousand, something I’ve written about for years.
This entire thing is surreal, isn’t it?
If I’ve written about and prepared for the SHTF for years and am having trouble wrapping my head around the fact that we’re in the early stages of it, what must it feel like for someone who is brand new to the concept?
It’s one thing to watch it happen someplace far away from the screen of our laptops or televisions but entirely another to watch it unfold at home. However, we have to accept it and we have to act quickly and decisively. One of the most important things I’ve learned from Selco is about accepting the new rules.
One of the most important things he taught me is to adapt quickly (immediately) to the “new rules” that apply when the SHTF. And to do that, you need to know what it’s like so you won’t be shocked…frozen…paralyzed by the things taking place right in front of you. When there is a new set of rules, the old rules no longer apply. The rules about waiting patiently for the government to save you? The rules about how people won’t walk up and steal from you in broad daylight because they’ll be arrested? The rules that you will get paid for your work and then you can go to the store and buy what you need?
Those rules will be gone. And when you start seeing these new rules appear you will know that the sh*t has hit the oscillating device and the world as you knew it has changed.
I know this and yet I still think (hope) in one part of my mind that it won’t happen that way here. That’s the most dangerous misconception in survival.
The other part of my mind knows that it could. And that’s the part which propels me through getting prepared despite what the doubtful side whispers.
It’s not just you.
So if you’ve found yourself not quite believing what you’re seeing, not quite believing that all hell could break loose in America at any point now, you aren’t alone. If you look at everything heading to hell on a greasy slide and think it doesn’t feel real, it’s not just you. I’m feeling that way myself.
I’m sharing this because I bet a lot of people are feeling the same way. Second-guessing themselves. Doubting themselves. Feeling like they aren’t good preppers. You aren’t alone and I’ll bet a whole lot of folks who won’t admit it feel this way too.
We don’t believe it because we don’t want to believe it. We never actually wanted to be right when we stockpiled and learned skills and bought more supplies that we actually had room to house.
But the thing that puts us ahead in this situation is that we prepared anyway. We learned anyway. And when we see the more obvious signs of a societal breakdown we will be able to accept it a lot faster than those who never even considered it.
26 Comments on "The Shit Might Actually Be Hitting The Fan But Somehow It Doesn’t Feel Real"
Lord Trump III on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 9:09 am
We should throw the jews in the ovens now before the mass deaths!
Obviously!
Robert D. Carver on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 9:33 am
Yeah, the “Chosen One” strikes (out) again!
DT on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 9:35 am
Buy proctor and gamble stock they are the ones making a killing on TP, paper towels, sanitary wipes and hand sanitizer.
Abraham van Helsing on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 11:15 am
Corona-NL
https://www.nu.nl/coronavirus/6037616/coronavirus-treft-6000-nederlanders-geen-klachten-voor-grootste-deel.html
6,000 have contracted the virus, the vast majority are OK and don’t need medical treatment.
#Deaths increased today from 12 to 20, almost all old people “with health issues”.
PM Rutte will address the nation in 2 hours, probably to announce that the schools are going to be closed.
Why not classes online?
Abraham van Helsing on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 11:19 am
Standing ovations by Spaniards and Italians for their brave medics, who fight around the clock:
https://www.rt.com/news/483165-italy-spain-bravo-medics/
Abraham van Helsing on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 11:28 am
I thoroughly dislike Bill Maher, but even an ugly hatefull broken clock like the International Maher has it right twice a day, here about cruise ships:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV18wx-xGaE
If you have been to Venice and you have seen these giant human cattle warehouses pass the San Marco, you know for a fact that these monsters are a misfit of evolution:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/news/2017/06/19/TELEMMGLPICT000011717947_trans%2B%2BrpfQw2hJyG_yckwxPAr0go9KzD8cVu9iguqnaKUswZA.jpeg
Abraham van Helsing on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 11:30 am
BoJo has ordered all 70+ to lock themselves up for months.
Here the first prominent victim is seen following orders:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-8114031/Queen-arrives-church-Windsor-quitting-Buckingham-Palace-growing-coronavirus-fears.html
(Does she?)
Abraham van Helsing on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 12:19 pm
Paul Craig Roberts: Corona is not all bad!
https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2020/03/14/economic-effect-of-coronavirus-could-be-revolutionary/
“Economic Effect of Coronavirus Could Be Revolutionary“
(I think it is a white nationalist treasure trove)
Davy on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 1:25 pm
“The World Is Hit With A $12 Trillion Dollar Margin Call”
https://tinyurl.com/u4t4wyq zero hedge
“Back then the BIS published a paper titled “The US dollar shortage in global banking and the international policy response” which explained how then-Fed Chair Ben Bernanke in essence bailed out the entire developed world, which was facing an unprecedented dollar shortage crisis due to the sudden deflationary shockwave unleashed by the financial crisis, which also ground the global economy, and conventional dollar funding pathways to a halt while heightened counterparty risk after Lehman’s collapse and liquidity concerns compromised short-term interbank funding, resulting in a lock of shadow banking conduits and money market funds “breaking the buck.” In short: an unprecedented crisis as a result of a global dollar margin call….So what can the Fed do? For one possible answer we go to Zoltan Pozsar who last week laid out precisely why the coronavirus pandemic (and subsequent oil crisis) would led to a historic run on the dollar (as he so aptly put it “the supply chains is a payment chain in reverse… and so an abrupt halt in production can quickly lead to missed payments elsewhere”), and concluded that to offset the dollar scramble, the Fed would need to “combine rate cuts with open liquidity lines that include a pledge to use the swap lines, an uncapped repo facility and QE if necessary.” So far the Fed has already launched stealth QE, which will likely transform into an official, full-blown QE5 this week when the FOMC meets, and all that’s missing are swap lines and an uncapped standing repo facility, both of which cross beyond the purely monetary realm and have political implications. Whether those are also announced today will depend on if the Fed will pursue another intermediate step first, in the form of a Commercial Paper facility, which Bank of America believes will be unveiled in just a few hours.”
Abraham van Helsing on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 2:10 pm
Dutch news: the Netherlands goes in total lockdown for at least three weeks. All schools, cafe’s, fitness studio’s are going to be closed:
https://www.nu.nl/coronavirus/6037634/kabinet-scholen-kinderopvang-horeca-en-sportclubs-tot-en-met-6-april-dicht.html
Pictures from an empty Germany:
https://www.spiegel.de/panorama/gesellschaft/coronavirus-so-sieht-stillstand-aus-a-fedb794c-b099-4a5e-9672-f103ab6eaffd
Abraham van Helsing on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 3:57 pm
Germany closes borders with all neighbors… except with the Netherlands.
Somebody has to feed the Jerries.lol
Abraham van Helsing on Sun, 15th Mar 2020 4:08 pm
German talkshow now with high-ranking government officials: “If everybody on the planet would stay at home for 14 days, the Corona problem would have been solved”.
Measurements should mimic that ideal situation as much as possible.
Theedrich on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 3:53 am
The problem with the Chinkvirus is ignorance. We have no idea what the lethality rate is. The flu, by contrast, caused perhaps 50,000 U.S. deaths in all of 2019. But there was little media mention of the flu. According to Google, when asked “How many people have died from the flu in 2019?” the answer is “So far, 16,000 people have died and 280,000 people have been hospitalized during the 2019-2020 flu season, according to preliminary estimates from the CDC.” That amounts to a rate of ~5.7%.
According to the Explore Heath website,
Meanwhile, the Washington Post says that
Further, due to the fact that many people will contract the Wuhan virus but have no symptoms whatsoever, it is impossible to calculate the real death rate, since the denominator in the fraction is unknowable. And finally, it is known that Orientals (whose genes are ancestrally inherited from Indo-China to Mongolia to Japan) are more susceptible to the disease than people from northern or western Europe.
It appears that the frantic concern over this new virus (due to the Chinese eating bats?) has more to do with media interest in attracting attention and selling advertizements than in truth. Not to mention that the U.S. is doing little to prevent vast numbers of virus-carrying outhouselanders from swarming in through our southern border. After all, to stop them would be “racist.”
Abraham van Helsing on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 4:58 am
Corona is very bad for globalism and good for nationalism:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8114549/Italian-airforce-plays-Pavarotti-singing-Nessun-Dorma-incredible-air-display.html
“Italian airforce plays Pavarotti singing Nessun Dorma as they put on incredible air display to lift the spirits of their nation during coronavirus lockdown”
All these wannabee fake refugees migrants don’t stand a chance in the new climate.
Austrian chancellor Kurz thanks the Greeks for defending European borders against Islamic invaders:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8Tau3Ro0Hs
Greece continues to strengthen its wall against the Islamists, supported by the new EU leadership:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSvm35OJHBk
Greek farmer ploughs land occupied by the Islamic enemy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bGb9hHW8jE
Asylum is over.
George Soros is over.
The US empire is over.
Merkel has been silenced.
Russia is the future for Europe.
Western Europe is facing a “1989” of its own and is about to get rid of anti-white Americans and anti-white English, who imposed this multicult nightmare, most of all upon themselves.lol
Abraham van Helsing on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 5:07 am
Corona is enabling environmental policies, no politician could implement:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8116029/Travel-giant-Tui-suspends-vast-majority-travel-operations.html
“Travel giant Tui suspends vast majority of travel operations until further notice as British Airways axes 75 per cent of its flights and EasyJet announces further cancellations”
Let the global travel industry get crippled and bring down over-tourism:
https://tinyurl.com/tqn83v6
Davy on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 5:11 am
LOLO, there we have it cloggo/makato disinformation twins, your global research Lew Rockwell piece on the US origins of the virus were a hacked manipulation by the Chinese besides this one there are multiple other effort to shift blame. What is so hilarious is these types of actions are exactly what you two do any chance you get to protect your pig you apply lipstick to daily. EuropeUp/AsiaUp USdown nonstop blather.
“5 Times China Changed The Narrative, Tried To Blame The US For Covid-19”
https://tinyurl.com/uqs35gz sara carter
“The source of the Covid-19 global pandemic being Wuhan, China has become a problem for the Chinese Communist Party, who’s now trying to do everything they can to shift the blame. With the level of control the Party has over its people, there’s no doubt Chinese citizens are falling prey to conspiracy theories promoting the lie that the U.S. is covering up their essential role in the pandemic…5. China’s manipulation of U.S. media On Twitter, a user reported seeing an altered CNN chyron, they say was changed by Chinese officials, that read “CDC confirms first Coronavirus case of ‘unknown’ origin in U.S.” Seen on Wechat (the Chinese caption says ‘CDC confirms the first case of the Coronavirus originated in the US’) pic.twitter.com/K1VGAV8xTm — USAGM China (@usagmchina) March 2, 2020 The people of China on the receiving end of this information are spreading it like wildfire in WeChat groups. Further, they are warning others to a conspiracy that the U.S. government is orchestrating a coverup of a virus that they say, started in the U.S.”
Davy on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 5:23 am
cloggo, nothing special about Holland. It is impressive what a couple of Asian countries have done.
“Country by country cumulative cases”
https://tinyurl.com/yx7gutbw ft dot com
makati1 on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 5:40 am
And the ref you site is the real truth? Don’t make me laugh delusional Davy. When the dust settles, it will be obvious where it originated and it will be in the US. Who else has over 400 bio labs around the world working on diseases? Only the US.
Why would the Chinese turn a virus loose in their own country? Answer: They wouldn’t.
Why would a country that is trying to cripple China not turn a virus loose in China? Answer: they would.
Think for yourself, if you still can.
Davy on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 5:55 am
“The Coronavirus Is Killing Globalization as We Know It”
https://tinyurl.com/vyxcbpe foreign policy
“The outbreak has been a gift to nativist nationalists and protectionists, and it is likely to have a long-term impact on the free movement of people and goods…Inertia is a powerful thing. And there are still many advantages to producing in China, such as scale and efficient logistics. But the coronavirus crisis could mark a tipping point that prompts many businesses to remodel their supply chains and invest in more resilient and often more local patterns of production. One option is to shift and diversify operations across other Asian economies, such as Vietnam or Indonesia. Another is to shorten supply chains, with U.S. companies moving production to Mexico and European ones to Eastern Europe or Turkey. A third is to invest in robots and 3D printing within advanced economies, producing locally closer to consumers. A second enduring consequence of the coronavirus crisis may be reduced business travel. Technology gurus have long argued that videoconferencing and chat apps would eliminate the need for most business travel and allow many people to work from home more. Yet until the coronavirus crisis, business travel had continued growing, seemingly inexorably.”
Davy on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 6:04 am
“And the ref you site is the real truth? Don’t make me laugh delusional Davy. When the dust settles, it will be obvious where it originated and it will be in the US. Who else has over 400 bio labs around the world working on diseases? Only the US.”
Prove it! Show that that twitter feed was not manipulated!! You want so bad for the origins to be the US even with overwhelming evidence against you. You look absurd and incoherent as is often the case with seniors in mental decline. You are hardly worth following anymore even for the extremist you were a magnet for in the past. FRAUD & SENILE
“Why would the Chinese turn a virus loose in their own country? Answer: They wouldn’t.”
Makato1, it is call sloppiness and mistakes which China is well known for in the mad dash to be number one. BTW, it is not inconceivable that a country that harvest organs from its people that they could consider unleashing this virus knowing they could survive it because of extreme authoritarianism and maybe the west will not. When this shit gets turned around on you all you can do is stutter.
“Why would a country that is trying to cripple China not turn a virus loose in China? Answer: they would.”
LOLO, makato, rational countries know this virus would go global and destroy its economy. Your thinking is irrational just like most of your comments.
“Think for yourself, if you still can.”
Think if you still can
Abraham van Helsing on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 6:45 am
“ The Coronavirus Is Killing Globalization as We Know It
The outbreak has been a gift to nativist nationalists and protectionists, and it is likely to have a long-term impact on the free movement of people and goods.”
Empire dave volunteers to carry the ammo against globalism and hence US empire by quoting kosher-friendly edited FP. At least they agree Corona is a white nationalist treasure trove.
Davy on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 6:58 am
petty obvious stuff except if you are a makato1
“Crowded, poor South Asia sees steady rise in coronavirus cases”
https://tinyurl.com/uhg5xz8 straits times
“As compared to developed countries like the United States and China it will be difficult to (enforce) social distancing, especially in slum areas,” said Giridhara R Babu, an epidemiologist at the Indian Institute of Public Health in the city of Bengaluru. “The living environment itself is crowded and may not be practical to ask them to maintain minimum distance from each other.”
Davy on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 7:02 am
‘Empire dave volunteers to carry the ammo against globalism and hence US empire by quoting kosher-friendly edited FP. At least they agree Corona is a white nationalist treasure trove.”
Reporting the news cloggo from all points of view unlike you that live in a binary world. Don’t like Jews or zog here cloggo but I am not mentally deranged about it and irrational. White nationalist will suffer collapse no different than people of color. In fact, rich white nationalist like you stand to lose the most because your future is poor in an overpopulated postage stamp country. My future is poor too cloggo but I am living a decline/collapse in place system for yeas now. You on the other hand leading just the opposite.
Abraham van Helsing on Mon, 16th Mar 2020 8:23 am
Currently parked on the sea dike near Westkappele, the western-most point of Walcheren in the Zeeland province. An clearly see the tens of giant windturbines, allready installed:
https://images.app.goo.gl/WUBzsGcRPfc4PZUA8
The 1.5 GW offshore wind farm, the largest in the world, will be completed in a couple of months and will serve as an appetizer for much larger wind parks to be build in the years to come.
Sissyfuss on Tue, 17th Mar 2020 8:19 am
Look at that, 23 comments in a row without socks or ad home of a vicious nature. I’m ignoring the first from Lord Trump, kind of iffy. Looks like Covid-19 has had a sterilizing effect on PO.com, a sort of social distancing of our communiqués.
Richard Guenette on Sun, 22nd Mar 2020 11:33 am
America and Canada needs to be more like Japan- nationalist.