You Need To Know This

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  1. WiserNow says:

    hmmm …

    In the past week in Australia, major news headlines have included:

    Mon. 6 July:
    Australia and Fiji signed a “major new defence alliance.”
    In a surprise move, the two nations formed a formal treaty alliance, elevating their ties and advancing the federal Australian government’s strategy to limit China’s influence across the Pacific region.

    Tues. 7 July:
    China conducted what it calls a “routine” military test in the Pacific region at short notice.
    According to a Chinese navy statement, a nuclear submarine launched a “strategic missile carrying a training simulation warhead.”
    Leaders from Australia, the US, New Zealand and other nations swiftly condemned China’s decision to conduct the missile test describing it as “destabilising” the region.

    Wed. 8 July:
    Australia’s major mobile network, Telstra, suffered a major nationwide outage.
    The outage initially affected regional train services which were cancelled due to a fault in the radio network. This fault was then found to be a major national outage in the Telstra network affecting calls and data.
    The Telstra outage was restored quickly with 90% of services flowing successfully in several hours. At that point, the root cause of the outage was not known and was being investigated urgently.

    … needless to say, it will be very interesting to learn what the ‘root cause’ of the outage was.

    When I heard the news about the mobile network outage, I immediately thought of HG’s ‘warning’ videos from a month ago.

  2. Jordyguin says:

    I’ve spent the whole Sunday researching.

    And without going into details, what I’ve come to understand is that the question is not “if” but “when”.

    There is a best-case scenario, perhaps there is time until the summer of 2028, and there is a worst-case scenario, where it could be only several months or even weeks away.

    People are still living in bubbles of concerns such as having 72 genders. They have no idea what may be coming and are not prepared. Even reading the comments beneath videos, one can observe the mechanisms of rejection and disbelief at work. Many simply cannot grasp the possibility of what may lie ahead.

    I think I will prepare for the worst-case scenario and hope that, in reality, the best-case scenario gives us more time to prepare properly. Water, in particular, seems to be a significant issue.

    As you’ve said, nuclear conflict appears highly unlikely. There seem to be understandings in place that no one wishes to go down that route, regardless of what else may unfold.

    Again, thank you for making the issue clear and for warning us ahead of time, giving people an opportunity to prepare where preparation is still possible.

    Prepare for the worst and hope for the best. But be prepared nonetheless.

  3. Bubbles says:

    Dear Mr Tudor,
    Many thanks for the heads up! I knew it !!!!
    I’ve recently read about the “warnings” as to what would happen if the cables in the Straight of Hormuz were severed.
    My in-depth research (the deeper you go the worse it gets) has recently suggested stock piling for such an event. Lucky, I have always had extra supplies, (my European heritage haha) however, I do need a lot more. Fortunately, our new son-in-law is a “camper” and “hunter” and has everything and more. He survives out in the bush, battery operated fridge you name it !
    Sadly, too many people are still living in their in own little bubble, are totally oblivious, in denial and will be shocked when it impacts them suddenly.
    You’ve always said “when they tell you to your face, believe them”!
    Coming from “you” says it all !!!!!

    1. Bubbles says:

      Ps I know it’s the “Strait” of Hormuz, my keyboard thought otherwise or maybe AI is playing games haha
      Sorry Mr Tudor, I know how pedantic you are hehe

  4. Mari says:

    Hellooo again HG,
    I’ve just listened to your Yantar vid. Another timely ice bucket from you! This time, on my last comment re: eating my reserves.
    I forgot to add that I am purchasing your prep guide, not through fear, but because it’s something I needed to replinish an reassess. I trust your organisation skills & knowledge. I’d rather see what you advise (like, NOW) than listen to rando fear mongers. Thanks HG.
    It’s still quite exciting though. Doesn’t mean it wouldn’t be difficult, scary or nightmarish of course. I am taking it seriously as well as being levitous.

  5. Mari says:

    Hellooo HG and readers, well this was different and thank you! Quite exciting! 😀
    I was pretty well stocked and prepped, but used nearly all my candles, broke a good torch and ate loads of the megabags, tins and packets of starches. Hm. Thank you for the prod on the behind.
    I mean, even if nothing occurs, it’s good to have some supplies. To eat. Mmmmmm suppliiiies….

    Can’t tick the remote, self sufficient, fresh water-supplied, medically able, palatial bunker off the list yet. Any day now…

    Funny, I was inspired to do a ‘Question Me’ yesterday, asking if your perspective/knowledge of current affairs, politics, trends, HG , is different to the majority as a result of your vocation? I suspect you know things Joe Public doesn’t. If so, does it amuse you to observe people divisively opining about politics and such, whilst knowing something more? Is it amusing or boring or ‘meh’ to see folk be pushed around like chess pieces, falling for divisive tactics, thinking they’re erudite and sophisticated, biting scary hooks, looking West whilst other stuff is deftly occuring in the East, so to speak? Do you know what I mean or am I being nebulous?
    Anyway, I didn’t write the question, then I watched this vid. But I’ve asked it now.
    Cheers!

    1. HG Tudor says:

      Yes, I do know things that Joe Public does not. I do not often make reference to this though in order to protect my identity. I did use this information though with regard to the creation of the EPG and notifying people about that through certain videos. Everybody should be accessing that material from the Knowledge Vault, there is no downside to doing so.

  6. 1WhoCares says:

    HG – hopefully, you don’t mind me quoting a wee bit of the logic bulletin “Fear and the Empathic Victim” to make a point.

  7. 1WhoCares says:

    HG,

    This was a bit alarming, however I would find it more alarming if I suddenly didn’t have a way to feed my child.

    Also, and notably, it contrasts strikingly with this from ‘Fear and the Empathic Victim’:

    “Each day, millions upon millions of people can walk into a store and buy food knowing safely that there is no issue with it…we don’t have to worry about where our water comes from. We do not have to fear dehydration or starvation.”

  8. Jordyguin says:

    Thank you so much for this! And thank you for warning us!

    When you said, “You need to know that there is a time that you have to act and that this time is now,” shivers went through my entire body.

    I am not prepared at all. Somewhere on the periphery, one senses that something is coming, yet keeps repressing it from conscious awareness.

    Perhaps I was waiting for the best list of all ❣️

    Time to act.

    Thank you!!!

    The worst thing, however, would be not being able to listen to those velvety tones every day and receive the optimism and incredible food for thought which always accompanies them. That belongs on the list too!

    Make sure you have enough of HG on your devices to see you through the period ahead. Some supplies are simply indispensable!

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