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Home depository Word of the Master Virtual Goetheanum magazine "Grain of Wheat" newspaper "anthropic. News "" The Road to the Sun "Other books Spiritual Beinsa Duno Rudolf Steiner Nicolas Raynov Prophecies Modern Apocrypha Secular Dictatorship banksters Farmafiya Food & GMO militarism Ekofashizam food truck business Education food truck business Technology and Mass Media Censorship here and there Podcasts Coming of Ahriman Various sermons Past History Archaeology Multimedia
Authors Owner Peter Asen Chilingirov Kayryamov Tihomir Ivanov Vladimir Bonev Malchanova Svetlan Horinski Nelly Stanislav T. Dimitar Mangurov Annual food truck business archive 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 Labels Book of donors "From the Source" Discussion Forum
We live in a time of relative prosperity. We enjoy excellent health, a wide range of fresh food in the shops and lightning speed telecommunication systems. We have cheap transport, complex, and relatively well-maintained network of roads, food truck business highways, railway lines, canals, food truck business harbors and airports. For the first time in history the majority of the world population lives in cities.
The downside to this abundance is svrahslozhnostta, svrahspetsializatsiyata too long supply chain. In developed countries, less than 2% of the population is engaged in agriculture and fishing. Consider: only 2% of us feed the other 98%. Food on our table often comes from hundreds and even thousands of miles away. Heating and lighting is usually provided by sources located hundreds of miles away. Even drinking water travels a long way before it reaches many. Factories produce sophisticated cars and electronics components coming from three different continents. Every day the average American comes home and finds a well-stocked fridge, reliable lighting, working phone, clean tap water, self-cleaning toilet automatically redirected to bank checks, empty trash containers, pleasant constant temperature inside food truck business the house, entertaining TV on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, a stable internet food truck business connection. We have built a great machine that previously worked remarkably well, with only some minor flaws. But this may not always be the case. As Napoleon found the hard way, long chains of supply and communication are fragile and vulnerable. Someday food truck business the big machine can creaked stop.
Lectures for survival often mention that our society is only covered with a thin veneer of civilization. What lies beneath, it is not shown partiality. A little need to remove the veneer. It is enough to take an average resident of the city or its suburbs, make him feel chilled, wet, tired, hungry and / or thirsty and take away his television, beer, medicines and other pacifiers to see the savage in him . It's like peeling an onion: removing several layers and slams you smell.
Here's a mental exercise. Put yourself in the place of Mr. Joe American - hypothetical, but typical resident of the suburbs. Imagine it in the big city near where you live and you. He is not ready for crisis. In his kitchen there is food in less than one week. Has a 12-gauge pump shotgun that is not used for years and has only half a tank of fuel in the minivan plus possibly a few more liters in the tube that holds the arm to the lawnmower. And then came the end of the world as we know it. The power supply is interrupted, the job remains in the past, the toilet did not work, the water has not somehow magically flow from the tap. His wife and children to panic. Supermarket food truck business shelves are picked to flake. The city began rioting. Local gas stations run out of fuel. Banks are closed. He was desperate. Where to go? What to do?
Most likely Joe will think: "I need to find an empty bungalow or chalet somewhere in the mountains, where his rich owners go twice a year." So all holiday destinations such as Lake Tahoe, Lake Erouhed and Squaw Valley, California, Prescott and Sedona in Arizona Hot Springs Arkanazs, Vail and Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and other provincial ski, spa and seaside resorts golyamoezerni quickly overflow with people.
It is possible, however, Joe occur to him otherwise: "We need to go somewhere where I can grow food." So I will fill all places like Imperial Valley Uilamet Valley and Red River Valley. There will be so many desperate Joe American and they will all flock as these areas do not become a frontline area. Very ugly, quite dangerous for everyone.
- Most towns and cities will be left without a central drinking water supply - will probably reach crowds of refugees from the big cities - There will probably be massive prison food truck business break - Virtually all communication
Home depository Word of the Master Virtual Goetheanum magazine "Grain of Wheat" newspaper "anthropic. News "" The Road to the Sun "Other books Spiritual Beinsa Duno Rudolf Steiner Nicolas Raynov Prophecies Modern Apocrypha Secular Dictatorship banksters Farmafiya Food & GMO militarism Ekofashizam food truck business Education food truck business Technology and Mass Media Censorship here and there Podcasts Coming of Ahriman Various sermons Past History Archaeology Multimedia
Authors Owner Peter Asen Chilingirov Kayryamov Tihomir Ivanov Vladimir Bonev Malchanova Svetlan Horinski Nelly Stanislav T. Dimitar Mangurov Annual food truck business archive 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 Labels Book of donors "From the Source" Discussion Forum
We live in a time of relative prosperity. We enjoy excellent health, a wide range of fresh food in the shops and lightning speed telecommunication systems. We have cheap transport, complex, and relatively well-maintained network of roads, food truck business highways, railway lines, canals, food truck business harbors and airports. For the first time in history the majority of the world population lives in cities.
The downside to this abundance is svrahslozhnostta, svrahspetsializatsiyata too long supply chain. In developed countries, less than 2% of the population is engaged in agriculture and fishing. Consider: only 2% of us feed the other 98%. Food on our table often comes from hundreds and even thousands of miles away. Heating and lighting is usually provided by sources located hundreds of miles away. Even drinking water travels a long way before it reaches many. Factories produce sophisticated cars and electronics components coming from three different continents. Every day the average American comes home and finds a well-stocked fridge, reliable lighting, working phone, clean tap water, self-cleaning toilet automatically redirected to bank checks, empty trash containers, pleasant constant temperature inside food truck business the house, entertaining TV on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, a stable internet food truck business connection. We have built a great machine that previously worked remarkably well, with only some minor flaws. But this may not always be the case. As Napoleon found the hard way, long chains of supply and communication are fragile and vulnerable. Someday food truck business the big machine can creaked stop.
Lectures for survival often mention that our society is only covered with a thin veneer of civilization. What lies beneath, it is not shown partiality. A little need to remove the veneer. It is enough to take an average resident of the city or its suburbs, make him feel chilled, wet, tired, hungry and / or thirsty and take away his television, beer, medicines and other pacifiers to see the savage in him . It's like peeling an onion: removing several layers and slams you smell.
Here's a mental exercise. Put yourself in the place of Mr. Joe American - hypothetical, but typical resident of the suburbs. Imagine it in the big city near where you live and you. He is not ready for crisis. In his kitchen there is food in less than one week. Has a 12-gauge pump shotgun that is not used for years and has only half a tank of fuel in the minivan plus possibly a few more liters in the tube that holds the arm to the lawnmower. And then came the end of the world as we know it. The power supply is interrupted, the job remains in the past, the toilet did not work, the water has not somehow magically flow from the tap. His wife and children to panic. Supermarket food truck business shelves are picked to flake. The city began rioting. Local gas stations run out of fuel. Banks are closed. He was desperate. Where to go? What to do?
Most likely Joe will think: "I need to find an empty bungalow or chalet somewhere in the mountains, where his rich owners go twice a year." So all holiday destinations such as Lake Tahoe, Lake Erouhed and Squaw Valley, California, Prescott and Sedona in Arizona Hot Springs Arkanazs, Vail and Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and other provincial ski, spa and seaside resorts golyamoezerni quickly overflow with people.
It is possible, however, Joe occur to him otherwise: "We need to go somewhere where I can grow food." So I will fill all places like Imperial Valley Uilamet Valley and Red River Valley. There will be so many desperate Joe American and they will all flock as these areas do not become a frontline area. Very ugly, quite dangerous for everyone.
- Most towns and cities will be left without a central drinking water supply - will probably reach crowds of refugees from the big cities - There will probably be massive prison food truck business break - Virtually all communication
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