Charles Darwin is noted for his Theory of Evolution, to which I'm not a big fan, but he also has another theory, Survival of the Fittest. Some might interpret this as, "only the strong survive," but in today's society I feel it's more, " only the prepared survive." What would you do if tomorrow you woke up and your money was worthless, the electricity was off, and conveniences you rely upon daily ceased to exist?
Survival in this scenario is true independence. There was a time when we had to look ahead, not rely upon immediate gratification. No all so long ago, no stores were open on Sunday. The population had to think more than one day ahead for it's needs. It's a great test of how independent you are, by looking at how many times you run to the store on a Sunday.
Can you provide for yourself? Do you know how to hunt and fish? Skin and cook your catch? Can you plant a garden, then preserve the fruits of your labor for months of no harvest? Can you chop wood, and know how to make a fire? How about shelter and water, can you provide these life sustaining needs? Do you have the skills necessary to survive a disaster, or has society created a generation dependent upon Wal-Mart?
Should the unthinkable happen, how many would turn to the government for aid? Is the Harvard educated president capable of leading without resources? Suppose there was no phone service, or electricity to run the two way communication, no fuel for the cars, trucks, and air planes? How would Washington serve you then? Do they have the resourcefulness of our founding fathers like George Washington, who would thrive under those circumstances? I don't think the metro-sexual we have in the White House is up to the task.
A great deal of this country's citizens have become accustom to handing over their freedom to the government in a time of need. Are you really comfortable with that, or would you be a victim? Survival of the fittest means your prepared and independent. Independence is freedom. Can you rely on yourself to survive?
God Bless!
Capt. Bill
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Try living in a third world country you just may have a chance.
ReplyDeleteIn a third world country you never know when you'll have anything never mind convenience anything!
Electricity all day don't make me laugh!
T.V. Internet, hot water, cold water from the fridge, water for that fact lol gasoline, gas to cook lol, washing machine get ready to do it by hand, dryer that a easy one the sun lol,
security now I'm loma, see a doctor when you want to if you can wait on line since it's Government run health care lol lol lol aka Russian roulette lol.
Now just thing all this and more CHANGE is coming to you.
September, October, (((November)))
NOVEMBER??
Thank you for your time.
.........................I MAN