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Comment by Gil E. Jenkins on July 11, 2010 at 1:21pm

Hello my Colorado brother's, and sisters! This Colorado native has lived in Phoenix for 18 yrs. and is looking forward to returning home to the most beautiful state in the country. I look forwards to getting to know you all better, and if any of you would be interested in MY GROUP, REVOLUTION: A Spiritual Transition, I would love for you to check it out. You can find it at:
http://revolutionaspiritualtransition.ning.com/
Hope your all having a "Rocky Mountain High!" weekend!
Namaste,
Gil.

Comment by Tallon on January 20, 2010 at 9:37am

It looks like I am heading that way also. San Diego Ca is not a choice of mine to stay in. Already there is chaos here. Been also having a lot of dreams that suggest moving East is in the future for me. Norcal caveman ... would like to possibly join the caravan. Presently I have a self contained rig with 140 watts of solar power. What make of purifier did you get?

Comment by norcal caveman on June 14, 2009 at 4:36pm

hey robert, hows your garden comming along? i put some pics of the landship on my page. check it when you have time. hope all is good in your life-dorian

Comment by norcal caveman on June 9, 2009 at 1:57pm

Howdy people, whats crackin robert ? Im just pluging along on my rv. so far Ive got 4 solar panels,10 marine batts, a 7.5 diesal gen, & an industrial water purifier. My wife n kids are totally excited to head out ! we wont leave untill we have 5yrs of dehidrated food, a butt load of seeds, & at least $20k. so it looks like were on for x-mas 2010. yee haw! Hope your still down to hook up robert. drop me a line-dorian

Comment by Robert Sadler on May 10, 2009 at 8:17am

I'm partial to the CO - NM border area of the Rockies , myself.
Perhaps we can find a suitable area to meet there.
Water & volcanic activity could become problems, but the instability of the mountains is minor compared to the political instability we could be facing ...
Good luck retrofitting your bus !

Comment by norcal caveman on May 9, 2009 at 5:31am

howdy, looks like im heading your way (colorado that is). Ive ben having strange dreams and strong erges to move to the rockies. something about the border of col and nm keeps jumping out at me? anyhow ive made my decission and im shooting for x-mas 2010 as the soonest possible departure. i just bought a 40' deisel rv and will spend the next 18mo outfitting it w/water purifiers,dried foods for years, seeds, books, the list is to long. im even trying to score a magnetic generator! anyhow i will try to form a caravan of self contained, likeminded familys(or individuells) and put my feelers out for contacts in that regon. i believe theres strength in numbers, as long as everybody brings something to the table. what ever happens we indend to have alot of fun as we prepare for everything.appreceiate all info. thanx

Comment by Minh Thai on May 7, 2009 at 11:57am

I am very concerned about what might happen. I know some of my friends would laugh at this theory so trying to prepare is hard. My wife and I live in an apartment with two dogs so its is impossible to fortify a shelter. ANY HELP? I have tried to remember and log abandoned tunnels and caves when I go hiking. I have a vehicle that I have been working on making useful for disatser but if it gets destroyed by the hellish events that might happen we my little family is toast. Can we form a group? I have skills that are useful....survival skills. I'll be taking a HAM class soon, I'll also be improving my navigation skills. God Bless us ALL.

Comment by Wingkeel on January 16, 2009 at 1:24am

In my humble opinion, once anarchy begins, it will be at least three to four months before any resemblance of organized law begins to take form. From there it could still be several months before even the slightest infrastructure is solidified. During this period of extreme unrest, if you don't belong to a small group of like minded individuals, capable of defending your position, your chances of survival go down tremendously. Single entities, with food, will be easy targets for the roaming bands. The other question one needs to ask of one's self is, how far am I willing to go to protect my family and friends? Am I willing to do whatever it takes or would it be easier to not try at all and just let it happen?

The one good thing on our side, on American soil, is the great numbers of well trained but aging, former soldiers. They were used to working as a unit and can operate under pressure. I believe that this alone will be enough to force the country into submission as loyalty to our family and friends along with a patriotic sense of duty prevail during these intensely troubled times.

Of course, with the Great Awakening which is going on as we speak, none of this could happen. Never before, in the history of mankind, have we seen such a spiritual awakening on a world-wide level. If it continues to the critical point, our collective focus could be enough to keep things together.

Either way, worrying about it won't make it happen or keep it from happening. All we can do is prepare just in case it goes. If it doesn't, great! If it does, we might be prepared enough to survive a while longer till things get better.

Comment by Robert Sadler on January 15, 2009 at 3:17am

The economic & political problems will be "interesting" to get through this year.

Surviving the first few months of climate change is a priority, in my opinion.
Most people will be totally unprepared for the lack of infrastructure & have no idea how to survive on their own. This will cause panic & crime, to say the least.

For the most part, I concur with your opinions, Goz.

re: Del on prisoners:
I am more concerned with the average citizen , who will panic & is far more likely than the prisoners to be a dangerous concern. Prisoners actually have some survival skills which could be useful, simply from being in prison. This is not to say that they should be trusted; I just believe that their threat level will be somewhat lower than the "average" unprepared citizens with children (who will panic & be unpredictable). Criminals with families will try to find them before they completely panic , & a larger proportion will harm each other getting out of the prisons themselves. They will fight over the articles stored at the prisons first.
The average citizen will attack their neighbors first , to take what they might have stored away.

Just my opinions.

Comment by Goz on January 14, 2009 at 5:00pm

Good observations.
I think at this point it’s a going to play by ear thing. Signs point to this year being a great year of change. The next few months should be pretty dramatic. May some time should be interesting. For me personally a picture is emerging from the gloom of information overload. Here is what I suspect.

Electromagnetic energy caused by the earth passing through the plain of the galaxy causes earth to wobble or shift on its magnetic axis this in turns cause a shift in the earths surface or a slippage. This causes the global coastal event which will kill a huge part of humanity outright. The modern support structure is crippled or destroyed with pockets managing to pull through. Then the massive fight for survival begins. No telling how long that will go on. Being here on the American continent we will be pretty isolated from much of the rest of the world and will be busy putting a new civilization back together.

Caves and underground shelters will only be useful for the month or two of high winds and massive storms. After that they will be problematical.

However the first thing is to get through the next few months and the economic and political problems that are about to occur.

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