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[spottybrowncow]

The Biden regime has decided to make Spanish America's offical langauge. You didn't get the memo?

Reference?

It was a joke.

[Spanish]

If I want to maintain anonymity, but buy and support John and Navi, what's the best way for me to do so? Thanks guys.

You can retain anonymity on GoFundMe for what is publicly displayed when you donate. I will send you a confirmation email through go fund me, and you will need to send me the code back, along with your email address.

GoFundMe will tell me your actual name, from your credit card used in the donation (I get no other credit card info!). I share that with no-one, not even here on this forum.

The book you get will be in pdf format. Your name will be the watermark in the book. This is done to try to prevent people from sharing their copy. If it gets distributed, I will know who to blame and go after. Not that I think anyone here would do that, but you never know for sure.

GoFundMe has not sent me an email from you either. ???

[Spanish Receipt]

The Username Spanish above should have said Spanish Receipt. I'm the one who got the Spanish receipt. But I have not gotten an email from Navigator.

[John]

** 28-Dec-2020 World View: Navigator's book, How To Prepare For The Coming Storms

This weekend, I finally got to reading Navigator's book, How To
Prepare For The Coming Storms.

This is an amazing book, full of ordinary steps you can take to help
your family survive the next hurricane, the next flood, the next riot,
or the next war.

I should say that I'm not really the target audience of this book. At
my Methuselean age, I have no desire whatsoever to survive the next
war. I live alone in Cambridge Mass on the edge of MIT, and if the
first Chinese missile hits me, that would be great. I have no life
objective except to die quickly and painlessly.

But maybe you're not like that. For example, maybe you're a mother
with a husband and three children, and you would like to take
responsibility for making sure that your family survives the next
hurricane, flood or war. In that case, you should definitely read
this book.

This book contains literally hundreds of suggestions and directions
for surviving, things you can do right in your own home, without
moving into bunker in the middle of nowhere. The book covers all
sorts of things -- debt, water, food, clothing, medical care, and so
forth.

One example that you probably never even thought of is the subject of
rabbits:

> "Rabbits: They eat a lot of vegetarian scraps, plus
> they eat grass and weeds. They are a great source of meat, and
> there is some fur, though rather on the small side. They can also
> be kept in apartments, so they are a choice for those without
> accessible land.

> I would recommend just getting a breeding pair and keeping them
> apart until you need a lot of rabbits. Because, and this is
> self-explanatory, they breed like rabbits. So, keep each in an
> individual cage. The varieties I would recommend are California or
> New Zealand."

There are many things in this book that you'll decide are too much
trouble, but you should be aware of all of them. What's more
important are the many things that are simple to do, and which may
someday save the lives of you and your children.

Navigator's book, How To Prepare For The Coming Storms, provides
valuable detailed information on what what's coming. Much of the
information in this book is not available in any form anywhere else.

You can obtain a copy of this book by making a $25 donation to the
following GoFundMe campaign:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/coming-storms-preparation

This donation will fund further development of Generational Dynamics.

[Trevor]

All right, just donated 25 dollars. I'm interested to see what this book has.

[Cool Breeze]

I was looking at second passports a while back ... seemed like a great idea. Here's the problem: If things get bad they are going to get bad in the way that the one world government creeping or NWO type thing is what takes hold. What's the point of a second passport if you can't travel to other countries anyway due to fear mongering, or bureaucratic restrictions, or diplomatic issues. Yes, it would slightly increase your ability to solve the latter issue, but it is curious when people also get Caribbean passports for big money and are on an island, literally. That's a 50-50 survival strategy. You are one Hurricane or shipping issue away from suffering just like the big countries, among which the best is the USA for greater ease of travel (size) and farm-able land. Also, it's easier to stick together with neighbors when you actually have some. I wouldn't want to make best friends with a volleyball in exchange for hot weather and salt water.

[FullMoon]

Navigator's book is definitely worth reading. It's a relatively quick and easy read. The format makes it .easy to skip ahead or go back and review. Some parts I knew about and have already prepared. Others I've barely begun. I have a great deal of effort and practice to be able to provide basic necessities for my family. The goal is to increase our survival chances through awareness, preparation and training. It's all necessary for disaster natural or not regardless. Reducing your dependence on luck is the goal. Navigator says few will be lucky.
I have kids so doing this is not a choice. Maybe if I were younger, I'd take a flight to southern part of S. America and find a wife with locally strong family as has been suggested. The whole world will be affected and it's coming fast, so preparation is now necessary.
Get the book and you will learn some things regardless of how much you already know.
I had to stop reading and thinking about it for about a week because it really is horrific to consider.
If we could have a sub forum or something to discuss it and maybe questions for Navigator, I would appreciate it.

[DaKardii]

If we could have a sub forum or something to discuss it and maybe questions for Navigator, I would appreciate it.

I second that.

[John]

** 28-Dec-2020 World View: New Forum: Preparing for the Coming Storms

> If we could have a sub forum or something to discuss it and maybe
> questions for Navigator, I would appreciate it.

> I second that.

OK, I've created a new forum, Preparing for the Coming Storms.

Somebody -- perhaps Navigator himself -- should create a new topic
within that forum.

[Cool Breeze]

Where is it? I don't see it.