Starvin Larry

Since late Dec/early Jan,multiple people -who do just happen to know exactly WTF they’re talking about told all of us this shit is coming.

It’s here -they were right.

The economy took a direct hit from the equivalent of a hydrogen bomb….

*some* people warned ya’ll about 2nd and 3rd order effects…

They were right…

A metric f*ckton of small businesses ain’t comin back.

All those people are out of work.

the businesses are done -gone -never,ever comin’ back.

More are going under next week,and the week after,and the week after that…

After that… everyone who ignored all the warnings,didn’t bother to prep -cuz sportsball is more important than long term food…

Ya’ll are pretty much f*cked -enjoy the toilet paper and bottled water casseroles…

The rest of ya’ll -get to planting gardens,keep topping off food preps, keep buying ammo when and where you can find it.

These ARE the good old days… the epic shitstorm that’s rollin’ in ?

Spicy times…

Bosnia x Rwanda x2…

I tried to tell people the MRE/Mountain house/beans n rice food preps ain’t gonna cut it…

Learn how to grow veggies,learn how to butcher critters,learn how to can,smoke,dehydrate food now – while ya still got the intardent as a resource.

Print out the shit you need for reference -hand write notes if that’s what ya gotta do.

The ‘net,and your “smart” phone ain’t always gonna be around…

Get your shit squared away…

You ain’t seen nothin’ yet…

“When people think of radio communications, they want a replacement for a cell phone. You’re not getting a replacement for a cell phone.”

https://www.americanpartisan.org/2020/04/radio-quick-start-gear-guide/

“The current application of State and local authority to mandate the closure of businesses and require the people to restrict their activities to a list of government approved venues under the threat of force and punishment, is antithetical to everything America was built upon.  These orders are arbitrary, deny due process, and are rife with unbridled discretion. 

Arbitrariness is the quality of being “determined by chance, whim, or impulse, and not by necessity, reason, or principle.”  A shelter in place order that requires places of worship to close, where a finite number of people attend for less than a few hours once a week, but then claims that Wal-Mart and liquor stores, where a limitless number of people come and go every day, all day may remain open, is completely arbitrary.  Where is the science, where is the reason that says that people sitting in a church are more susceptible to a virus than those who go to Walmart or the liquor store?  The answer is simple, it doesn’t exist.  The decision to close the church, a shoe store, or private vacation rental property, and not Walmart is based upon a whim and an impulse, not facts or reason.  By legal standard a government’s actions are arbitrary and capricious when they are founded upon unreasonable grounds or made with without any proper consideration of circumstances, deny due process and prejudice substantial rights.  Therefore, the government’s exercise of authority in these Shelter In Place Orders to pick and choose which businesses can stay open and which cannot is by definition arbitrary and capricious.”

https://krisannehall.com/index.php/resources/articles/557-shelter-in-place-orders-things-of-kings