Reference to this video was provided by friends. I'm having a Lot of problems looking at any material like this directly on YouTube (hence the delay in editing this post). I can see the video through the RN interface, but get an error message on his YT channel. Isn't that weird?
Big fella here ends his monolog with, "Don't wait. Don't wait." after pretty calmly laying out his observations before that conclusion. The video is definitely worth listening to (you won't get any extra out of watching it).
We've got to reach points along the way. One of those points will be "The Point of No Return". Sounds all dramatic, but I think that's when the drama will start to ramp-up. That day when you know there's no going back. When you've slipped just far enough and fast enough.
I do appreciate the way he makes his observations of government asserting more direct control over us as individuals. This one video should be well digested before moving on to decisions.
I feel pretty fortunate to be living in fly-over country to begin with. Had planned to bug-in for years. Probably have to bug-out for a while if things start looking sketchy. I've moved stuff the wife and I would need to the start of 'the trail' and several cache sites along the way. Out of pocket cost for that was less than $500. Pretty sure we'd be able to survive the winter (if not far longer) than that.
Big fella here ends his monolog with, "Don't wait. Don't wait." after pretty calmly laying out his observations before that conclusion. The video is definitely worth listening to (you won't get any extra out of watching it).
We've got to reach points along the way. One of those points will be "The Point of No Return". Sounds all dramatic, but I think that's when the drama will start to ramp-up. That day when you know there's no going back. When you've slipped just far enough and fast enough.
I do appreciate the way he makes his observations of government asserting more direct control over us as individuals. This one video should be well digested before moving on to decisions.
I feel pretty fortunate to be living in fly-over country to begin with. Had planned to bug-in for years. Probably have to bug-out for a while if things start looking sketchy. I've moved stuff the wife and I would need to the start of 'the trail' and several cache sites along the way. Out of pocket cost for that was less than $500. Pretty sure we'd be able to survive the winter (if not far longer) than that.
'Cause if they catch you in the back seat trying to pick her locks
They're gonna send you back to Mother in a cardboard box
You better run!