Battle of La Crosse = Barack Hussein Obama

Sorting My Desk

This is something I have considered a low priority in the face of so many emergencies, until It started looking like a potential emergency itself.

Now, I need to think like a dedicated office secretary.

Many of you cry that it is time to prepare for emergencies – stock up on guns and ammunition, fill the larder, etc.

I don't knock it. Every man has to decide for himself what emergencies to face. Some of you are on the cutting edge. There is war in many of your streets, and your neighbors have good reason to be alarmed that it could spill over into their streets. People who are capable and aware will prepare for it before many of us.

In the event of war and chaos, every region will need to organize itself around the protection of its own resources.

Everyone in every region will need to understand which resources it will need to defend.

In La Crosse, it happens to be water.

La Crosse controls the water in North America.

La Crosse will make water free to the world at point of delivery in La Crosse. The nations will need to arrange their own transportation.

If God can't arrange to open fountains of deep fresh water at La Crosse, someone has offered a squid-like creature, which seems to be able to purify stagnant water.

Why did they deliver their message in La Crosse?

I can't figure that out.

Why did they do it during the red moon?

What does it all mean?

I haven't been able to study or go over my evidence for better than a year.

I'm following too many paths and doing too many things and my desk looks like fragments of all of them strewn together as if by a miniature hurricane around my desk. Every little task takes twice as long as I have to search through and turn over everything for the umpteenth time. I become late paying bills and I get fines.

(Here I am typing instead of working.)

My point is that I would love to be out at Gander Mountain, picking out all the latest gear, stuffing the overstuffed basement with MREs, burying a chest full of gold coins, and writing goodbye notes to everyone I've ever known, but I don't see much use in it when I'm struggling to keep the city from condemning the house I live in, and from attacking me in court after a driver attacked me in the street, from having the power turned off, etc.

I bury dead rabbits almost every day because I find my niece isn't taking care of them, and I have to clean my desk.

That's my preparation for the Apocalypse.

I clean my desk.

I can't predict how things will go.

Some places as a whole will be better organized than others. Some places will have good, collective, local defense plans. Some places will dissolve in total chaos.

La Crosse is the most vital strategic location in North America and it controls the water.

Somebody will hold La Crosse as a Haven.

It is the Gate of Israel in America.

I can't figure out how to prepare for that.

I don't even know what the overall local plans are.

Right after I wrote of preserving the TNT trail as an emergency route to the bluff, and a great defensive road for tanks, they destroyed it.

Didn't the Army Corps of Engineers build it? Were they asked? Did they approve of its destruction?

If there is war, I will take charge of the defenses of La Crosse, and I will fire whoever approved of the destruction of that trail. Or I had better hear good reasons for it. If the army can't bring tanks for the defenses of La Crosse, It might choose to use light infantry and block roads that the enemy would use. But it's daft to block them earlier than necessary.

You should all put some time aside from packing MREs into your cellars and think of how you will defend your city and neighborhood. You can't predict what you might have to do for your neighbors, and La Crosse won't face the same challenges as New York or Damascus.

Local challenges have to be met locally, with local understandings, local plans, local defenses, and local structures of authority. In a breakdown of law and order, we will all sink or swim locally.

As preparation, putting local affairs in order is as fine a thing as you can do.

You will be making vital connections that will more than just yourself.

Some eccentric thing you insist upon, like keeping an emergency trail to the top of a bluff could be a matter of life or death for someone, and it might make all the difference in the Battle of La Crosse.