Hello Penny Preppers! You most assuredly are right, its a disaster still unfolding. It will effect your prices going out to eat just as fast as the grocery store and with 45 million illegal mouths to feed, you can imagine the possibilities. Ive already been out and bought new railroad ties to stack up and back fill with sod for planting. I have a short growing season here in the mountains it will have to be covered in case of hail but im piling lumber because I know whats coming, its a simple math equation.
Lets see, with food a plenty it cost me and one other person 34 dollars for a burger and fries at a restaurant, with a tip. Prices have already been steadily climbing for 3 years at least. What used to cost 28 dollars is now 34 dollars.
At the base of the entire totem pole though is the farmer and rancher in the same sinking ship. They too have been fighting prices of fuel cost of living and 60% have been struggling for the last eight years just to stay a float. suffering a catastrophic loss like what ive been seeing across the board has me hearing from thousands that they are done and cant recover. I call that real doom financially for many. Luck favors the prudent. Its even easy to grow food in an apartment setting if you know how. Ive read many comments on this thread about no significant threat and this southern boy says different.
So glad you are aware and telling people the facts. I suppose each of us has a small following and different folks believe different ones. I just hope a few believe each of us, adding to the numbers, small though they be, that are aware and preparing for what is just around the corner - and it's not much of a corner!
We are in deep trouble from so many directions - the leftists are hoping to take over after they get rid of us, is this correct? What are they going to be eating and driving and all? How will they do better than we? I'd prefer a good conservative steak to a well-prepared vegetable socialist dish!
Life is not what we knew it to be, already. Too many changes have assaulted "our" way of life. Now it is going to become much tougher just to survive. Anybody here know how to make shoes? My grandfather did. Could you plow a field with an ox? My grandfather could. Could you log from the forest with horses? My father did. Can I do those things? No. No need to teach me because life had become different, much easier. Right?
Fortunately, I know how to cook on a wood stove, make my own bread, grow my own vegetables and fruits and chickens and ducks. I know how to sew, to mend, to reinforce. I like that way of life - always did. However, space now is so much harder to acquire. I no longer live in a rural area, nor can afford even an old fixer-upper. Life changed that much in one lifetime.
What life will our grandchildren have? This worries me greatly. Hope it worries you, too.
