In this article, I will talk about something very important. I hope this will help you and you will understand and follow my words very well.
Reject vaccination and CO2 passports, and digital IDs
If you have not taken the vaccine then it is great. If you have taken the vaccine then do not take it again in the future. And of course, say NO to Digital IDs. They will easily take away our freedom with Digital IDs.
Get a Strong Support Group:
Foster your relationships with your neighbors and friends who live close by now. If you can set up groups for trading services (like babysitting or meal exchanges) or goods (like lawn mowers, tools, etc.), you’ll all be in better shape when rising prices really start to startle us.
Have more than two children:
Children With Siblings Are Good at Problem-Solving. Children With Siblings Tend to Be Less Self-Centered. Siblings Are Built-In Playmates. Siblings Teach Comforting Skills. Siblings Are Good for the Future. People With Siblings Go Through Divorce Less Often. Siblings Can Lean on Each Other. Get Your Money's Worth.
Grow Your Own Food:
Start your own garden as soon as you possibly can to grow your own fruits and veggies. Even if you don’t have a yard or the space to grow a ton of produce, you can grow things like herbs like basil on a windowsill inside. Every little bit helps!
Invest your money in Gold:
Let me show you a statistic of money value and Gold value
Gold price 1975-2020:
Value of $100 from 2022 to 1971:
When $100 is equivalent to $13.67 over time, that means that the "real value" of a single U.S. dollar decreases over time. In other words, a dollar will pay for fewer items at the store.
This effect explains how inflation erodes the value of a dollar over time. By calculating the value in 1971 dollars, the chart below shows how $100 is worth less over 51 years.
Now you choose which is more valuable Gold or paper money.
Put Them Away Gradually:
Reduce the usage of Google and Meta Platforms. They are data leeches and probably know more about yourself than you actually do. Find their alternative. Insist on your privacy look into Linux and CalyxOS.
Buy goods directly from farmers if possible:
Buy local products. Avoid Fast Food, Coke-Pepsi.
Buy in Bulk:
Though frugalistas everywhere go back and forth about the pros and cons of buying in bulk, now may be a great time to stock up on non-perishables when you find good sales. If you find groceries, cotton clothing and home goods that you know you’ll use eventually, now is the time to take advantage of low prices while you can.
My suggestions to stocking up on the following foods, as their prices are projected to rise significantly:
Corn
Other canned vegetables
Kidney beans
All-Purpose Flour
Dehydrated fruit
Canned Fruit
You should do these:
Stop eating more than 8g of sugar per day; It makes you addicted. Eat lots of pasture meat, and feed bugs to chicken only. Be self-sufficient regarding water, food, and electricity. Consider homeschooling to avoid the kids getting brainwashed. Turn off your TV.
Thanks, Dr. Simon for this advice.
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Great advice about siblings! My husband and I are both middle children - we know how to get along and work together.
We have a very loving, stable marriage.
I don't think that only children could have the type of marriage that we have.
Toss the TV all together!
Sounds good, but don't depend on corn: Most of it in North America is GMO. One psychic thinks it is bad news and will make many people get sick and die. So, people should not be collecting corn, unless it is organic and non GMO. There are other things to stock up on.