Earlier this year, as a consequence of information that I am privy to, I shared the necessity of you engaging in preparedness. I got you ahead of the curve, or at least those of you that heeded my warning and obtained the essential preparation guide. For those that you have done so and followed the advice contained therein in whole or in part, well done. You are ahead of the game. You can pat yourself on the back and perhaps even feel a little bit smug. For the rest of you who have not, I would urge you, for a very small outlay, to obtain the Essential Preparation Guide.
The link is below. You will not regret doing this and there is still time to ensure that you are prepared. You may well have seen recent reports in relation to interruptions that have started, and there are many which are not reported to you. The preparedness warnings have increased as of late. For instance, only yesterday, Dan Bongino, the former FBI deputy director, urged Americans to take the recent stock up warnings seriously. He has referred to warnings from the UK and elsewhere about preparedness.
Wes Streeting, the Defense Secretary in the UK, just six days ago explained that people should have three litres of water per person per day, tinned goods, baby food, battery powered torches, and phone charging packs. He wanted the public to be alert but not alarmed, stating there’s no specific thing the government is preparing for, although he did comment that war could be a thousand days away. What is much more likely than an all out war is repeated interruptions to services. Launched on the 22nd of October, the UK government prepared its Be Ready campaign. This is a campaign to advise households to store three days of bottled water and non perishable food, a battery or wind up radio, and cash in case electronic payments fail.
My essential preparation guide goes further. There have been a surge in sales of tinned food, water, radios, torches, and of course toilet paper. The Telegraph today was reporting about the sudden increase in sales of toilet paper. Across Europe, the situation is similar. In Ireland, the Defense Minister Helen McEntee launched Be Emergency Ready on the 28th of August with 2.2 million bucklets posted to households. In Sweden, they updated in case of crisis or war, which covers essential supplies. The Czech Republic have launched a 72 hours campaign and distributed 5.2 million guides to homes. The Netherlands has sent preparedness booklets to more than 8.5 million households. France has published new national crisis guidance. Denmark has issued national three day preparedness guidance. Finland has provided additional guidance with regard to military conflict, power failures, cyber attacks, and extreme weather. Germany and Belgium have Similarly issued booklets. What I warned you about is actually happening now and given the fact there’s a consequence of these warnings that are now coming from your governments, albeit somewhat delayed, you must act. Naturally the government seek to balance between warning you and avoiding scaremongering and of course panic buying. Hence why are and of course, panic buying.
Hence, why, armed with the knowledge, I warned you about this before the government started to tell you about it. My guide is comprehensive, detailed, and goes further than three days’ preparedness. Believe me, there is a greater risk of the loss of essential services for a period longer than three days. I emphasize, the risk of, for instance, nuclear war is very low indeed. What is more likely is that your services, gas, electricity, water The internet – are going to be interrupted and that could be for anything up to a couple of weeks. Modern society is not organized to deal with such an interruption. There is a fragility to society as a consequence of the level of sophistication and the reliance upon those logistic systems. There is a risk they will go down, they will be restored, but in the meanwhile there could be civil conflict and you and your family need to Be prepared to ensure to prepare so that you can ride out that with a minimum of disruption to yourselves. Get my essential preparation guide, don’t delay, obtain it, read it, implement it.