If you're interested in #PoleShift #GeomagneticReversal #GeomagneticExcursion #EarthDisasterCycle #Apocalypse and so much more nostr:npub1z4y76jl8r5d8p63defzedngv2nrp46jgt3hyuk5v533htrycm49q66zpx6 drops some great stuff here. Very info dense. Putting some pieces together I haven't heard before.
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🙏 appreciate the amplification of the message.
Imagine what we could accomplish if we all quit egotistically bickering, we all did our due diligence, and opened our minds:
we could collaborate and build instead of fight and destroy.
All we need to do is overrun the gov, commandeer their nuclear powered soil vaporizing boring machines (I forget what they're called) and build multiple Denver Airports around the world for everyone, not just the haves.
That might be a slight oversimplification 😅
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Thanks. Been following @sunweatherman on this. Trouble is our location is PNW ring of volcanoes. And how in heck would you help your livestock in such an event?
Once we start building our facility we plan to include a tunnel entrance that connects to the barn and includes a subterranean livestock facility plus feed storage. Having livestock post shift would be a massive advantage.
That’s a great idea. What’s your elevation?
We'll be building about 2k ft
I’m thinking higher like 5000+. Still grow stuff that elevation. Considering eastern Rockies. W Wyoming has rainfall. Might try to get to observer ranch seminar to just educate myself. My family’s ranch unfortunately 30 miles from volcanic area.
Yeah higher is better but balance with still being able to have productivity is important. OR is on our list as well. Are you a nostr:npub1kqrddzzl6xng2wn0n0eyyjnf6smwmtp8m5atetzjw7vqyngwrphs4ye5xu listener? nostr:npub1z9hy7a0n8zxnhgrcew2nnkr4sx6sum07exve99pqq30leujye3usgd858n is the flag bearer of our efforts and talks about our plans on and off in their pod starting with episode "Season 2" from last spring.
It’s happened many times before yet here we are talking about it which is as powerful of a reminder that there can be that we have survived these events as a species in the past.
If it happens again, we will almost certainly survive again as a species.
As individuals and families and survival/prepper groups, there are certainly choices that can be made to improve survival chances. Bear in mind these choices are generally major life choices involving relocating and changing lifestyle to one full of off grid homesteading and cottage industry.
Basically, due to the fact that we do not know the day nor the hour, one would pretty much have to voluntarily place one’s self under house arrest assuming the house has a well designed survival bunker. There would be some time to get to safety but I would expect seismic activity to make that process of getting to the bunker from any distance of separation to be potentially very difficult.
Simply being out on a regular supply run would potentially be enough to prevent return home to the bunker’s safety.
Almost any choice to improve one’s survival odds comes with tradeoffs. The bigger the improvement in survival odds, the bigger the tradeoffs will impact our everyday lives.