Yep……made Boomerhood by 2 years.
My wife is extremely worried about food shortages.
Meanwhile we have about 2 years with of food from Augason Farms I kept buying in the 2006-2015. 25-30 year shelf life.
Augason Farms has been out of food since 2020.
They’re just now coming back.
I have thousands of rounds of ammo for almost any caliber.
Including specialty stuff, and about 5,000 rounds of LAP 5.56.
Wild game everywhere here. Hunting sucks because I was a tracker and now all I gotta do is open the door and stick the barrel out.
The deer sleep around the house because because my 3 German Shepherds protect them Wolves, Coyotes, Bear and big cats.
There is a part of me that wants all of the $hit to finally hit the fan.
I want the Climate morons to be put down (politically) once and for all as the nutcases they are and never accepted again as saving anything.
Sometimes my mind set is that people need to suffer to learn what socialism really is, what the green freaks really are.
Or we’ll be playing this game for many more decades.
Always willing to help people. So I won’t be sitting out a SHTF situation.
I have a few buckets of oats (5 gallon size) that are 30 year storage for my neighbor’s horses. Just in-case. Harsh winters here.
I rather resolve these issues now because I don’t think Millennials can and the generation after them (my Grandchildren) seem tougher but by the time they come of age, all could be lost by the dopey Millennials.
I’m not totally geezified just yet so let’s get this over with.
It’s probably a poor attitude but that’s how I feel presently.
Sounds like you and your good wife are ready. Me, I guess I’ll fish and crab to survive. I’m pretty good at fishing, and great at crabbing (if I do day myself) but maybe I’ll nave to get better at fishing to ensure enough fish heads for crabbing. On second thought, maybe I’d better check out Augason Farms.
I don’t really foresee a starvation situation here in the States, although food will get more and more expensive and we won’t have the selection we used to have. We’ll have to bet less picky and more used to high prices. It will be very, very hard on the elderly on fixed incomes, the working poor and the lower middle class living paycheck to paycheck.
They’ll blame it all on Climate Change and the Russians. And likely get away with it. The Climate Cult is a cult after all. #believeanything How’s that for a poor attitude?
Of course not *everyone* will believe that. There are those of us who did not join that cult, but that will be the “narrative” and they’ll stick to it.
Talk about your perfect storm. Two years of shutting down the world’s economies over Covid resulting in a supply chain crisis and precarious food supply, our supremely foolish policy concerning Ukraine, and all this Climate Cult nonsense all at once. Chickens coming home to roost soon.
I’d like to see the Climate Cult disappear, too, but had been hoping it would fade away like the Population Explosion, Global Cooling, The Hole in the Ozone, Acid Rain, Peak Oil, and all the other apocalyptic leftist cults. Their predictions have consistently failed. Now their idiotic policies are turning out to be self-fulfilling prophesy, as it isn’t climate change itself driving the looming famine and its attendant Horsemen of Death and War (and there will be more pestilence, too — always is during famines), it’s their own nutty policies.
Yep, most of the green freaks are watermelons. Having lived in several countries newly recovering from communism, I can say I truly hate communism. I wish the ones who think it so dandy would spend a spell in a commie country to try it out. They would not like it. Of course they say every other country that has tried communism was or is doing it wrong and they would magically get it right. (sigh) There’s no reasoning with the ideologically possessed.