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Just a few words of encouragement to all aboard the TM. Through 20 threads and tens of thousands of posts, each here has contributed in their own way. And there is no way to determine the unknown thousands we have helped who have just dropped in or lurked. I truly believe our work is not in vain. So for all here who feel a little helpless right now, here's a few pointers to let you know there's always SOMETHING you can do.

First and foremost, we all need to avail ourselves of the privilege of voting on Tues. Nov. 2. This privilege was purchased with the blood of patriots, and we owe it to the continuation of democracy to exercise that right and privilege.

Secondly, we each need to prepare for ourselves and our families as best we can. Gassing up the car, stocking water, food and basic supplies is simply prudent. Better to have and not need, than to need and not have.

But most importantly, each and every one of us needs to continue our vigilance in our everyday lives. Armed with the knowledge we have gained from TM in the past year, we each can do our part. Not everyone here can be a cybersleuth or a weapons expert, but each of us has our own realm of operation and expertise. Not all of us work in a targeted field the way some here do, but we can each take note of our surroundings and be alert and vigilant. If your daily routine takes you past a chemical plant each evening, be on the lookout for strange activity. If it is your routine to walk at the mall each morning, be on the lookout for anything out of the ordinary. The list of potential targets is endless: chemical/nuclear plants, power grid, water supply, bridges, hospitals, schools, government offices, financial centers, etc. - you catch my drift. No one travels the exact same paths as anyone else here; we are each unique, and therefore are each uniquely qualified to do our part.

Thanks to everyone here for the past year's work. I have read almost every post from 20 threads, and I am much the wiser for it. Stay safe, everyone.

You are correct liberallyconservative. If we haven't learned to be prepared by now, heaven help us. Voting is a right and we must use it to voice our selection for those not only who rule our country, but who make the decisions for our cities, counties and states (including judges). If we haven't studied our voting guides or know which candidates are the best choice, we still have time to do our homework.

I, for one, am glad you're still here with us, monitoring the threads and am thankful for your excellent posts!