When I started this blog in January 2012 I was heavily influenced by Black Swan theory, J.H. Kunstler, Peak Oil theory, and William Forstchen’s EMP novel “One Second After”. It really seemed that, back then, we were living in (or near) the End of Days. Well, we weren’t…
What the last decade has taught me – documented in the pages of this blog – is that just when you start to realize the situation is getting bad, it usually gets a whole lot worse. You think inflation is bad? Just wait until the store shelves are empty. You think pandemics are bad? Just wait until there are three or four new fake diseases to worry about and fake vaccines (and useless masks) are required to do anything.
Collapse – of the economy, of the political system, of civilization in general – was on my mind constantly back in those heady days of early 2012. Today, I look around and see that pretty much everything has caved in, everything we are told is lies, and everything worth fighting for is gone. Winter is here.
2012 was indeed “the good old days”. Go back and read my posts from then and you’ll see I had very little specific angst in my life. When stress did catch me (the June 2012 Derecho, Hurricane Sandy, the Virginia earthquake, Neocon Iran warmongering) I just packed up and moved from the DC suburbs to a farm out in the country. It gave me some peace and seemed like a good idea at the time.
Keep reading my old posts through 2013 and beyond and you’ll get a sense for the general sense of impending doom that ultimately forced me to cash out and flee to the mountains of Appalachia in 2018. The past four years have done nothing to change my mind about the correctness and absolutely perfect timing of that decision. I felt like I was the enemy and was being hunted down for extermination. Turns out that wasn’t just paranoia. I refuse to voluntarily submit to Big Pharma’s ongoing medical experiments (I’m a proud “pureblood”) which makes me Public Enemy #1 to Faucists and mask Karens. This, on top of my deep and abiding affection for the Second Amendment, my love of White People and White Culture, my status as a patriotic military veteran, and my dumb luck to be born a straight male, all add up to “Kill On Sight”.
I just spent the last month hunkered down on my mountain. Didn’t go to town once, didn’t spend a dime in any store or online. Neither did my wife. It is something we do once in a while – just drop out and live off what you got for a month. I recommend it. It builds character and is an excellent rehearsal for the “hard times” that are coming. What am I talking about? The hard times are already here!
I hope you got ready for them when you had a chance.
It may be another ten years before I blog here again. But I’ll leave it all up if only in the hope that someone who needs the information stumbles across it and makes changes that increase their odds of survival.
I can’t even imagine where we’ll be in 2032.