X on the Horizon: Prepping for a Poleshift

By CJ Keleher

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There’s a reason this dammed subject just won’t go away. For decades it’s clung onto the fringes of our society. Now we’re hearing about it more than ever. The Mainstream is talking about it and there isn’t a day that goes by without new sightings and videos. Perhaps we’re like the frogs in the slowly boiling pot of water as our weather worsens, our society crumbles and our skies and soil are altered by chemicals and toxins. The mob remains securely distracted, for the moment, eating, shitting and texting their way toward total enslavement or extinction at the hands of our manipulating elites. This while the rich and informed prep their bunkers.

Is the object in the video below the reason why?

Can you prep for a poleshift? I say yes. You can. Just imagine a life without electricity, without grocery stores, law and order and ATMs. Imagine living like a nomad or caveman. Can you live off the land? Can you even survive the poleshift?

Admittedly, survival will depend on you being in a safe location, AWAY FROM THE COASTS, for one. The higher the altitude the better. The less population density the better. Find access to an underground facility of some kind, just in case. Sewers, basements and subway systems can provide shelter should their be meteor airbursts or impacts. Hell dig a trench if you can afford to use the calories. So, let’s say you’re lucky and survive the passover of Planet X. How do you survive in the shambles of our starving society?

First of all, you will want to be armed and trained for long range and close range combat and defense. People will be desperate as hell. Should the need occur to defend yourself or loved ones against others less prepared it’s best to do it from a distance. A rifle/bow is essential. Not all of us are Johnny Rambos with a knife, so a reliable weapon with ammo is a good start.

You should have an INCH(I’m never coming home bag) packed and ready should you need to flee your location on a moments notice. You could end up a refugee. What would you bring so you’re not starving and vulnerable? In this INCH bag you will need the tools for long term survival and reliance. You will need a shelter, warm clothing, sleeping gear and first aid kit. You will need flint and steel, a saw, and water filtration capabilities. Iodine Tablets and a life straw is good for emergencies. You should be ready to live out of your INCH bag or to bug in at your chosen location. No one wants to leave home, it is always an absolute last resort.

So, you will need the tools to acquire food in the wilderness, or in the urban landscape. Metal coni-bear traps increase your chances of catching meat like skunks, squirrels and raccoon, snare wire, rat-traps and gill nets can all be packed and used in the long term survival bag. Fishing line, hooks and even sprouting seeds could mean the difference between life or death.

You will need the knowledge as well as the equipment. A physical library is needed to learn and study plants, bush-craft techniques and herb-lore. The SAS survival guide is a good start. Get out and practice those new skills too. Learn different ones. Anything that may come in handy down the road like bee-keeping, hunting, distilling, brewing, soap making, sewing, herbalism and gardening to name a few. Learn about mushrooms, aquaculture,vermicomposting, sprouting, trapping and fishing, or teach yourself how to tend rabbits or chickens or pigeons. I think few would argue that the more self sufficient you become now, the better suited for survival you will be if you can defend yourself from the unprepared mob. This is of course the last thing Western society wants you to be. Independent, self reliant and prepared for anything. They want you chipped and hooked into their fake system  of digital money and consumerism. Consume all you want, but learn to produce too….

You will want to get started (ASAP) on a nest egg of extra food and water with the potential to acquire more, in a bugging in, or out, situation. Having extra trade-goods is a smart idea, booze, weed, lighters and cigarettes will be valuable, but so will toilet paper and seeds, duct tape and aspirin. 

It’s likely wise to have extra equipment on hand, useful things like a crow bar and bolt cutters for foraging in urban areas, hatchets for woodcutting or defense, axes, arrows, saws and knives are all useful. So is ammo. I’m a fan of crank lanterns and flashlights, crank radios, a power source for recharging things, like a crank generator or solar panel will be valuable too, along with a store of wealth like gold or silver. Make sure to collect candles and wax. Make your own by melting down free tallow from your butchers shop now if you’re broke. 

It’s important to make connections in your community, or start a survival group with friends and family. Get what you need beforehand as the moment any planet is seen in the sky, there may be no more to be had. 

It’s my opinion that surviving the poleshift may come down to having the capabilities and the unflinching will to acquire and learn self reliance. You may have to sustain your family on your own one day so don’t let the universe catch you unprepared.

Of course this article only touches the surfaces of poleshift prepping but one thing is certain. Self sustainability will be direly important. Food acquisition for the long term, whether bugging in or out, will be essential. Gain the capability to sow a field of corn, or to snare a raccoon or catch a fish and mace a hostile looter. Have the knowledge on hand to live in the wild, and the ingenuity to thrive in the city when the grid and internet are down. And dammit get prepared to survive, learn to thrive no matter where you end up. Keeping a positive outlook on things will be huge. This is a heavy topic to discuss, but few are more important.

The stout hearted will survive, or so it’s been said, and with a pinch of luck maybe we will too, if we’re ready, adaptable, self sufficient and stubborn as hell. Good luck out there.

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