Can I suggest one other idea – go buy a cheap deisel truck and a trailer. Should the crap hit the fan, you can move wherever you want and be self contained. A generator is nice too – I have a 3500watt Yamaha. Yamaha and Hondas are extremely quiet – and why they’re more expensive – $1500-2000 for a 3500 watt. Traditional generators are very loud and brain rattling – plus they’ll announce your presense!
I would love to see America become the land of “survival of the fittest” again and not “survival of the fattest” or “survival of the financially irresponsible”. If what’s coming is going to help in this sense, bring it!
I would love to see America become the land of “survival of the fittest” again and not “survival of the fattest” or “survival of the financially irresponsible”. If what’s coming is going to help in this sense, bring it!
I would love to see America become the land of “survival of the fittest” again and not “survival of the fattest” or “survival of the financially irresponsible”. If what’s coming is going to help in this sense, bring it!
I would love to see America become the land of “survival of the fittest” again and not “survival of the fattest” or “survival of the financially irresponsible”. If what’s coming is going to help in this sense, bring it!
I would love to see America become the land of “survival of the fittest” again and not “survival of the fattest” or “survival of the financially irresponsible”. If what’s coming is going to help in this sense, bring it!
[quote=scaredycat]is there any relationship between the possibility of the world being at an envirnmental tipping point and the finance system reach some sort fo tipping point?[/quote]
Scaredycat you get a gold star for the day. Our economic system is a wholly owned subsidiary of our ecological system. If TPTB did not bring it down it would have eaten itself. Our financial system is in no way related to the physical realties of the planet. Let’s just say it’s about to get real.
The only way they could keep the game going is by massive population reduction.
I wonder what kind of new system they will plug us into next?
[quote=scaredycat]is there any relationship between the possibility of the world being at an envirnmental tipping point and the finance system reach some sort fo tipping point?[/quote]
Scaredycat you get a gold star for the day. Our economic system is a wholly owned subsidiary of our ecological system. If TPTB did not bring it down it would have eaten itself. Our financial system is in no way related to the physical realties of the planet. Let’s just say it’s about to get real.
The only way they could keep the game going is by massive population reduction.
I wonder what kind of new system they will plug us into next?
[quote=scaredycat]is there any relationship between the possibility of the world being at an envirnmental tipping point and the finance system reach some sort fo tipping point?[/quote]
Scaredycat you get a gold star for the day. Our economic system is a wholly owned subsidiary of our ecological system. If TPTB did not bring it down it would have eaten itself. Our financial system is in no way related to the physical realties of the planet. Let’s just say it’s about to get real.
The only way they could keep the game going is by massive population reduction.
I wonder what kind of new system they will plug us into next?
[quote=scaredycat]is there any relationship between the possibility of the world being at an envirnmental tipping point and the finance system reach some sort fo tipping point?[/quote]
Scaredycat you get a gold star for the day. Our economic system is a wholly owned subsidiary of our ecological system. If TPTB did not bring it down it would have eaten itself. Our financial system is in no way related to the physical realties of the planet. Let’s just say it’s about to get real.
The only way they could keep the game going is by massive population reduction.
I wonder what kind of new system they will plug us into next?
