A lot will happen in 2024!

The video is simply shocking… Because not even Trump or Putin expect such a thing!!! The world is approaching a critical juncture where declining oil production, increasing geopolitical tensions, rising authoritarianism, and the accelerating climate crisis converge into a perfect storm. These crises are not separate – they are deeply interconnected, forming a feedback loop where each intensifies the others. Peak Oil Production Global oil production is expected to peak in the near future (5-15 years). The shale boom that grew and sustained U.S. production for the last decade significantly delayed what is often simply referred to as peak oil. Without the shale revolution, global oil production would likely have peaked in the early 2010s, and current output would be at least 10 million barrels per day lower than it is today. This extra 10 million barrels per day has a short lifespan. Shale wells experience steep production drops, losing 50-70% of output within the first year and requiring...

The key facts from this guide Warning sign #1: You no longer have easy access to your money. Examples include long lines at the bank, limited withdrawal amounts, or new government regulations that restrict transactions. Warning sign #2: It is harder or impossible to travel easily. This can be caused by government regulations, high gas prices, or checkpoints. Warning sign #3: Ordinary purchases are harder to make. This can be signaled by scarce food, increased prices, or purchase restrictions. Warning sign #4: Financial markets are going crazy. Examples include a sharp decline in the stock market or the collapse of the bond market. Warning sign #5: Unrest breaks out. This can be signaled by looting, increasing crime, or racial and class violence . Table of contents The unthinkable has already happened during the COVID-19 pandemic The important difference between survival and prepping Five warning signs that it's too late to prepare Warning sign #1: You no longer have easy access to ...

What’s up, my preppers? Early in my prepping days I made some mistakes, particularly when it came to food storage. I purchased extra food that I put on a shelf for SHTF, thinking it was a wise move. But a few years later, I found myself discarding most of it. A hard lesson on the importance of strategic planning. Wasted time. Wasted money. There are two pillars in my food storage strategy now: the everyday foods we love and consume regularly, rotating stock to ensure nothing goes to waste, and the timeless foods that, once stored, can outlast any crisis. I will go through some of the critical foods in that latter category, foods that I think YOU should stockpile—today—for a long-term collapse—tomorrow.  I call these “set it and forget it” foods because you buy them once, set them on a shelf, and forget it. They’re good for decades. You don’t have to think about it again.  This strategy will save you time, money, and give you peace of mind. I appreciate history, and I rely on i...