The time for Sustainability is Here. 70 Tips That Will Help You Survive What Is About To Happen To America

Disclaimer!!!

No one knows when it will happen. It could be tomorrow, or it could be ten years from now. But make no mistake, it will happen.


http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/markets/2016/01/15/gone-stocks-rob-15t-investors-year/78845082/

http://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/jan/12/sell-everything-ahead-of-stock-market-crash-say-rbs-economists

http://www.profitconfidential.com/stock-market/u-s-stock-market-crash-in-2016/

http://thesovereigninvestor.com/exclusives/80-stock-market-crash-to-strike-in-2016/

Here is the deal. It's not the end of the world. Its not the Apocalypse. It is simply a financial crisis. A crisis which has reached epidemic proportions. When it happens, people will surly call it the apocalypse and criminals will wreak havoc in the streets. People will hurt each other just to survive. Or out of fear of the end of the world, people will cause chaos. 


There will be a period of instability when we reach the climax of our economic situation. This will happen. Its not a conspiracy, and it's definitely not the end of the world. 

When the economy tanks it will be a hard time for everyone. Food costs will rise, people will be out of jobs. America has already been through this before its nothing new, and after the period of instability America will be fine. 
As a nation we will recover, we always do. But during the hard times a lot of people will not survive. If you make it through then the New America will be the greatest place in the world to live. 
We currently have a population of 350 Million. 


The Average American uses 42 Acres of land resources per person.                               42 - 1

That is double the amount of the average European.     22- 1

In China its 1 acre of resources to one person.      1 - 1
In India its .3 acres of resources to one person.    .3 - 1


China is sustainable, India is sustainable.
America and Europe are not sustainable.
we haven't been sustainable in a long time.
We have relied on the printing of money and inflation and the conquering of the rest world in order to boost our economy and make profit. But the facade is over. We can't have something for nothing anymore. The time for sustainability to come is here.

Rather then wasting time writing my own words, there is tons of advice online for how to prepare your family to survive this coming correction in the stock market. Here is the best advice I could find. 


Number # 30 is a great rule. For me I know i didn't follow it. But I would rather help other people prepare then be afraid of people coming to rob me. When my time comes It will come , I at least want to be able to say that I tried. I would rather die trying to help others then to die hording all my food alone. 

One more disclaimer. 
If you place all of your worth in material possessions when everything is gone, you will see yourself as nothing, and you will suffer greatly. 
 But if you place your worth in something higher than the material world, when you lose everything you will not falter, because your worth is defined  in something  which cannot be taken away. 
You will be stronger for it. 


70 Tips That Will Help You Survive What Is About To Happen To America
By Michael Snyder, on January 13th, 2016


You may have noticed that things are starting to get crazy. Financial markets are imploding, violent crime rates are soaring in our major cities, and we have witnessed a truly unusual series of natural disasters in recent months. War in the Middle East continues to rage out of control, and Islamic terror continues to spread all over the globe. And many believe that 2016 is going to be a year of political shaking, civil unrest, governmental crackdowns and great economic chaos in the United States. All it is going to take to plunge our society into full-blown panic mode is a major “trigger event” of some sort. Another 9/11, a new “Lehman Brothers” moment, a massive EMP burst from the sun or a historic seismic event are all examples of what this “trigger event” could look like.


So are you ready for what is about to happen to America? In previous articles, I have urged my readers to focus on the five basics – food, water, shelter, energy and self-defense. If you focus on those five things, you will probably be in pretty good shape during any major disaster or emergency.


In this article, I want to dig a little deeper and give people some more specific tips regarding what they can do to prepare for the times that we are now entering. The following are 70 tips that will help you survive what is going to happen to America…


1. A lot of the “experts” out there are urging people to get rid of all of their cash. That is a huge mistake. You are going to need cash to pay your bills – especially during the initial phases of the coming crisis. Today, 63 percent of all Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, and millions of them will be severely hurting almost immediately once they lose their jobs or their businesses go under during this new economic downturn.


2. Get to know your neighbors. As the coming time of trouble unfolds, you are going to want to have people around you that you can trust and depend on.


3. Learn how to grow a garden. Food costs will continue to rise and our food distribution system is far more vulnerable than most people would dare to imagine. Any way that you can become more “food independent” would be a good thing.



4. At this point, you should already have several years of emergency food stored up for each member of your family. And don’t forget to store additional food for friends and family members that haven’t prepared and will need to come stay with you.


5. Make a “bug out plan” for your family, and make certain that every member of your family knows what the rally points are in case you all get separated.


6. Every member of your family should have a “bug out bag“. These should contain everything that they will need in the event of a major emergency.


7. If you are going to “strategically relocate” before things get really bad in this country, hopefully you have already done so by now. If not, you are working on borrowed time.


8. When civil unrest starts really spiraling out of control, it would be in your interest to avoid “America’s death zones” if possible.


9. Always have the gas tanks in your vehicles at least halfway full. You never know when you will need to hit the road in an emergency situation.


10. Put away some extra fuel for your generator while fuel costs are low.


11. Think ahead about what medicines and medical supplies you and your family will need during a major crisis.


12. Try to stock up on things that will make good barter items when the overall economy begins to totally break down.


13. There are non-electric versions of various appliances. Some examples include washing machines and coffee makers.


14. How are you going to cook your food when the power goes out for an extended period of time? You may want to consider a sun oven if you don’t have one already.


15. Don’t have all of your eggs in one basket. That includes not having all of your money in one location. If you have a bank account, consider spreading that money around to two or three different bank accounts.


16. You will want to keep at least some cash at home in case you are not able to access ATM machines during a major crisis.


17. If you can get out of debt without jeopardizing your other preparations, you should consider doing so. Those that are “lean and mean” financially will be in much better shape – especially during the initial stages of the coming crisis.


18. Physical gold and silver are good ways to protect your wealth over the long-term. As I have warned repeatedly, we will continue to see big ups and big downs for precious metals, so if you are going to invest you have got to be able to handle the ride.


19. Reduce your expenses and get accustomed to a more minimal standard of living. Now is not the time to be spending lots of money on fancy new toys.


20. If you have the time and energy, starting a side business may not be a bad idea. That way if you lose your job, you still have some income coming in.


21. You need to have a plan for fresh water in the event of a major emergency. Without water none of us can survive, and is imperative that you have a plan to provide clean drinking water for your family when disaster strikes.


22. If you can afford to get partially or totally “off the grid”, that would be a very good thing. Many preppers are discovering that they can do amazing things with wind, solar and water power.


23. Anyone that has spent more than a few hours without power knows how frustrating this can be. You need to have a plan for how you are going to provide power to your home that is independent of the power company.


24. Rotate your food supplies. Eat your oldest stuff first even though it may be tempting to dig into the stuff that you just purchased.


25. If you have a baby, don’t forget the special things that your baby will need during a major crisis.


26. Many preppers totally forget about their pets. You should store the food and supplies that they will need during an extended emergency.


27. This may sound trivial, but the truth is that our entertainment-addicted society would become very bored and very frustrated if the grid suddenly went down for an extended period of time. Card games and other basic forms of entertainment can make enduring a crisis much easier.


28. In the years ahead, being able to defend your home is going to become increasingly important. When the economy crashes, people are going to start to become very desperate. And desperate people do desperate things.


29. No plan ever unfolds perfectly. When your plan is disrupted, what will you do? It will be imperative for all of us to have a back-up plan and to be flexible during the years ahead.


30. Do not go around and tell everyone in the area where you live about your prepping. If you do, then you may find yourself overwhelmed with “visitors” when everything falls apart.


The following are items that are commonly recommended by survivalist experts that you may want to consider storing in case they are needed during a major crisis or emergency…


31. Blankets


32. Warm Clothing


33. Gloves


34. Extra Flashlights


35. First Aid Kits


36. Lighters


37. Matches


38. Duct Tape


39. A Shovel


40. A Tent


41. Knives


42. Mylar Blankets


43. Body Armor


44. Salt


45. Propane


46. Vitamins


47. An Axe


48. A Can Opener


49. A Battery-Powered Radio


50. Extra Batteries


51. A Fire Extinguisher


52. A Sewing Kit


53. A Tool Kit


54. Comfortable Shoes Or Hiking Boots


55. A Map Of Your Area


56. A Compass


57. Sleeping Bags


58. Candles


59. A Camp Stove


60. An LED Headlamp


61. Lightsticks


62. Heirloom Seeds


63. Clorox


64. Wood Socks, Sweaters And Mittens


65. Personal Hygiene Items


66. Ziplock Bags


67. A Watch Or Some Other Way To Tell Time


68. Extra Copies Of Your Financial Records


69. Spare Glasses


70. Prescription Medications


Are there any additional tips that you would add to this list?


Please feel free to share your knowledge with the rest of us by posting a comment below…

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