Well, it’ll have to be a short answer tonight.
1. Local tone where I live - neighborhood meetings and Oath Keepers meetings. I haven’t been to OK although they are active in a lot of places, I’m just too busy, hub is too busy, we only have one vehicle, etc. A lot of people are getting royally angry and these are nerds to bikers to first responders, LE, to geezers to young hippie looking families. Many are sure the s*** is going to hit the fan and are preparing for hard times. And did I say they are pissed off?
2. Obastard’s “popularity” and that of commie-ism/racism/muzzie-ism is going down not just here, but look at Europe. Nativisit non-muzzie parties are gaining hugely in popularity. The French gov had to back down from fag marriage because of huge protest marches. I think the tide is rising here too. More and more Americans see that something stinks and it isn’t the Constitution.
3. Fedgodzilla is going to run out of money. There will be financial bad bad times, happening already, but will accelerate. If fedgodzilla doesn’t have $, they can’t do what they want to do.
4. Too many in the mil and even fed agencies are still decent Americans and will not go along with exterminating/ gulag-ing the rest of us. There will be in-fighting and mutinities if it comes to that.
5. The leftistpukes tried to disarm us private citizens and they have failed miserablly. Zero has been the best gun and ammo salesman in the history of the world.
6. Arpiao and Zullo will be having a press conference one of these days, and they will prove that Zero is a total fraud and numerous felonies have been committed to put him there. The evidence will be such that people in dee cee and elsewhere will not be able to play pretend any more. Plus it will be in the foreign news and from that moment on, the power of the US will be null and void so they’ll have to do something.
I guess that wasn’t so short... I probably have more reasons but i have to go re-start the fire in the wood stove which I hate to do.
I miss my wood stove so much, and the life that went with it, when my husband’s Parkinson’s progress to the point where we had to leave our wonderful retirement cottage in the woods.
We had two well, one on a hand-pump in case the electricity went off, a good stock of preps, our own garden, etc.
I am now in what they call “senior living”, and feel totally dependent on “the system”. My adult children roll their eyes and sigh when I suggest that they are not prepared.
Makes me so sad.
So, I look for straws to cling to - thanks for sharing yours!