[DiogenesLamp]

Yep. It’s why I bought, in 2008, and moved, in 2011 to my farm in central KY after 45 years in the Seattle area. I’m amazed how far the road they’ve been able to “kick the can”, though. But this too will end. Eventually there will be nothing they can do. It will hit critical mass. When that happens, God help us - and according to Revelation, Daniel, Matthew, Ezekiel, et-al, he will - eventually.

If you aren't preparing to feed and protect yourself without the rest of the system functioning, then you are doing it wrong. I believe the survivors are going to be the ones who can grow their own food. The cities are going to become deathtraps.

google search Harbinger and september 13, 2015. It’s something I was made aware of only in the last few months, but it is rather interesting.

All I find are videos, and I'd rather not watch them. Perhaps you can explain in a few words?

[cuban leaf]

All I find are videos, and I’d rather not watch them. Perhaps you can explain in a few words?

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Nine harbingers. Seven year cycle. The last year of the cycle in the US has been a VERY bad year, and the cycle ends on a specific date with the last of the bad stuff happening then. It is argued this was true 14 years ago, 7 years ago and, if the US does not repent (clearly it won’t) this September 13th. The mother of all collapses.

This is not about “biblical prophesy”. This is about the seven year cycles (Shemitah). Find a short video in that list. It will be a nice synopsis.

[cuban leaf]

If you aren’t preparing to feed and protect yourself without the rest of the system functioning, then you are doing it wrong.

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I agree. It’s why we have what we do. Large garden (in the process of building a large greenhouse) lots of wild game, two streams, one natural well, plenty of rainfall, enough lumber to burn or build anything, etc.
And the right kind of neighbors. Heck, a friend’s fence broke and we had 13 head of cattle roaming around our house. It’s the 12+19 acres here:
http://s409.photobucket.com/user/robbbb4/slideshow/Kentucky%20home

And the nearest major two lane highway is two miles away as the crow flies.