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Hey anyone like Deens? I thought I'd share some info on stacking up some survival food to my fellow XSG frens for the Great Cuckset.
I buy these directly from the supplier in California. http://www.sunhingfoods.com/bybrand.php?flwrsardinemoroc4-38oz
Just fill out their Contact Us form there on the left and someone gets back to you usually very quick. You have to buy 50 cans minimum. Total for cans plus shipping comes out to about $80 USD. That is about $1.60USD per can. If you buy them anywhere else they are $3.25USD+ per can. As a sardine aficionado let me tell you that these deens are a superior product. And they are in Olive oil, not that seed oil shit that gives you heart disease. These deens have a Best By shelf life of at least 3.5 years but I know for certain they are good and edible for at least 10 years. With all this great reset eat ze bug bullshit going on this is an easy way to stock up on cheap and very good protein so you can weather the storm a bit. Buy a few hundred dollars of these cans, buy a few hundred pounds of rice you're all set. Oh for veggies check this out: 5 pound bag of freeze dried veggies for $31USD. https://itsdelish.com/products/vegetable-soup-mix?variant=16757196587098
I just helped you not eat ze bug long enough to get a garden going or grow some chickens or something. You can have a lot of survival food for $1000USD easily. Good luck. Avoid ze bug

>>50943315
That is an interesting take that I appreciate. Makes sense. These people are in global financial power. A mouse doesn't fart in their jew york city without them knowing about it. They whole stock marker it just and insider trader's den where poor smucks like me have to put their 401k in so the very dollar I am paid doesn't immediately become devalued by the Fed printing press.
You know what I think, we live in that dystopian future we used to read about in comics.
I wonder if they really will allow XRP to become what it is meant to do...
I just don't want to have to own nothing and eat the bug and live in a multi-family apartment with some criminals. I want to have some land and help other like minded people. I need to stop being so negative, it really does shape one's reality what one thinks. It's so hard bros.

>>50333135
>>50331359
That's my thoughts exactly bros. I just want to get some land away from cities but close enough to other like minded. First thing I do is get some kind of cellar or storage that is in the side of a mountain or in the ground where it can be cool year round. They purchase about 5 years of survival food for my family. With all the other things needed for surviving off grid in case they start a civil war or starve everyone. They try to get a homestead going with as much solar and renewable resources as possible.
Try to make it to where we get used to needing very little electricity to begin with, and then trying to meet those reduced electrical needs. Start trying to grow our own food, and raise small animals. Rabbits, chickens, guinea pigs, and some goats. Learn to pickle food and other preservation methods. Just try to create some sort of safety net in case of the worst. Also, buy a shitload of self defense equipment. Anyone think the same and care to add on to my thoughts? I'm always looking for better and newer ideas on the subject of self sustainability post xrp moon. For now I only have 3 months of food. I just don't want to be that poor bastard rushing to the grocery or waiting in government food lines if SHTF

>>49468853
Same here.
I'm not looking for no 2k EOY. When it hits the number I like I'm cashing out enough to buy property for homesteading with the goal of getting to the point of not having to use fiat or CBDC to survive. As this is the globohomo coin, and they will be using blockchains to control one's ability to buy and sell, I think it is best to be able to survive outside of their systems. They my one day come to your door with guns that could always happen. What's the best state with the best change of survival with the most temperate, non-humid year round, weather? Snow is fine. I hear there are places in Colorado where you don't need Air Conditioning but a few days a year if you must. TO need to use the least amount of electricity would be idea. Grow one's own food. Raise sheep, goats, chickens, rabbits. Trade at local markets. That would be the dream.