Despite what the mainstream media wants you to believe, the future is NOT looking bright for those who believe in freedom. Those of us with the right mindset, the right information, and the right preparations will get through what comes next with far less strife than others.
While it might sound great to exercise iron control over the expenditures of anyone on welfare, just wait until that total control extends to the social credit system that affects every single one of us. And it’s closer than you think.
The pandemic and response to it have made dramatic changes to the job market. Here’s a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly of employment in America.
While the SE US deals with a fuel crisis, Michigan’s Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has given Canada one week to cease operating a pipeline that runs through Michigan, breaking a 44-year-old treaty. This would cause propane shortages in Michigan, and fuel shortages in Ontario and Quebec.
A State of Emergency is issued as chaos erupts at gas stations in the southeastern US due to a cyberattack shutting down pipelines supplying the area.
The most certain thing in life is the uncertain: change. If the past year has taught us nothing else, it reinforced how quickly things can change and how much resiliency matters.
Sustainable agriculture and responsible land stewardship are the answer to global food insecurity, not dousing our planet with more chemicals.
If you think censorship is bad now, just wait. China’s President has vowed to take control of the ENTIRE WORLD’S internet to influence opinions and spread communism.
The government seems prepared to remove all pretense of privacy, considering outside firms to track “extremist” chatter by American citizens online. Is that constitutional? And does it matter? They’re just “extremists.”
Violent criminal gangs are running more than half of Venezuela and they’re becoming more powerful every day that the SHTF continues.
If Biden meets his rather convoluted Climate Goals, Americans may find it difficult or unaffordable to eat red meat, heat and cool their homes, or buy non-electric cars.
If you were starting to relax, hoping that the pandemic was winding down, don’t get too comfortable. Another epic catastrophe is headed our way as the American West faces a megadrought.
If you think the effects of the Covid pandemic destroyed our society, imagine the response if a worse, more deadly pandemic occurred. Would people even take it seriously? Could our economy and civilization handle another plague?
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