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JBS USA operations remain offline, as the media now reports "meat shortages" are in the future and that Russian hackers are responsible. Christian shares updates from employees, traders, and leaders within JBS to gain insight into what has become the most significant attack on our global food supply in history -- and what is absolutely the latest scripted, contrived crisis by the cabal to further their agenda for control.
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Kevin Smith Buy some whisky to exchangeGreat advice! (I'd recommend cheap vodka as it's cheapest, and most compact (contra beer and wine, etc.) and when folks start jonesing they're going to be willing to pay for ANY type of alcohol.)
RC
I can honesty say, I only know a handful of people who have ever gutted and animal and even fewer who know how to process the meat. Being aware of what's happening is one thing, dealing with the results is a completely different adventure we are about to embark on.Just go on VideoJug, no?
LOL.
No smutty jokes please.
ReRan I've eaten squirrel. It can be done.I once ate a hedgehog named Sonic. It was kinda gamey.
RC
“Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world.”
— Henry Kissinger
Generic brand Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen (Tylenol), Aspirin.
Dayquil and Nyquil, or generic equivalents.
Bandages and sticky tape, or less desirable, Band Aids.
Bullets of common calibers.
Matches - lots and lots. Cheap, and very tradable, but you may need them all yourself.
Bic cigarette lighters for the same purpose - cheap, and last quite a long time.
Bleach or sodium hypochlorite tablets. Bleach is more versatile as a very little goes a long way to kill germs and viruses in water or on any surfaces.
Mylar blankets, for warmth with light weight and small bulk. Also useful to foil infrared sensors, but requires full coverage for that.
A charcoal grill. Not gas. Also, a bow saw with big teeth to easily cut up dead wood and branches for fuel.
A tent of appropriate size. Without electricity, one can set up a tent inside one's house or apartment and sleep comfortably even in winter.
Salt, pepper, mustard, nuts (must be kept refrigerated though), pasta, bottled pasta sauce, cooking oil.
Bouillon cubes - lots.
Rice. Keeps for years and with a few veggies and/or scraps of meat and a bouillon cube, just like pasta it makes a filling meal.
Jars of peanut butter, preferably without sweeteners. A few spoonfuls of peanut butter are surprisingly filling.
None of this is that expensive. Use your imagination for more stuff to stockpile! Check camping and survivalist magazines for all kinds of cool stuff, such as a solar reflector oven - you can cook in the desert when there is no wood.
Have a good quality thermos on hand, so you only have to boil water once a day, then store it hot.





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