"A KATRINA FROM OUTER SPACE" "COULD THROW US BACK 100 YEARS" Dr. Michio Kaku Ph.D. Michio Kaku, the man you are listening to is referred to by many as the successor to Albert Einstein, so listen to him! He is the #1 theoretical physicist on the planet

A note from Prophecykeepers Foundation concerning Food Preparedness Most people are totally unaware of any body of prophecy but biblical prophecy. Prophecies of Nostradamus was been used as a propaganda weapon by Napoleon, and by both sides in World War Two. Thankfully, science is investigating the claims of -- and is catching up with --- (and even verifying) Indigenous Prophecies, such as those of the Lakota, Mayans, Hopis... and many others. Prophecykeepers Foundations mission is to expose these lifesaving facts to the public, and has catalogued prophecy of over 60 indigenous nations, avalable free on our master website (see left). You might ask, what did Prophecykeepers find in common amongst all the predictions worldwide of all cultures? 1. Predictions of Three Days of Darkness, and 2. Widespread worldwide flooding. On worldwide flooding the Hopi and the past two Popes actually agree! Christians mistakenly believe that flooding will never again be a problem, much less a global problem. In Genesis, God ONLY promised never again to destroy ALL flesh, and He used floodwaters to punish Egypt during The Exodus. The Hopi (Puebloans) knew that different waves of whites were coming from the east. From the shape of the hats on stick men on rock inscriptions, they first foresaw the coming of the Spanish with their helmets shaped like turtles, and then the Mormons with their flat brimmed hats. They forsaw the coming of railroads, telegraph, airplanes, electric transmission lines, and the Internet. They knew someday one would only have to "touch the wall" and darkened rooms would illuminate. They also knew not to trust this system, for it would eventually fail. Now, scientists understand why the traditionalist Hopi have resisted modern conveniences.

Please understand that the Hopi Prophecy revolves around ORAIBI, and nowhere else. John Lansa, Mina Lansa and Mike Gashwarza were the last three kymongwe (read: village chief) at Oraibi. The Gashwarzas announced publicly about 12 years ago that my last traditional teacher, John Red Hat, had fulfilled all the Hopi Prophecies that related to the return of True White Brother... except for the return of the Corner of The Fire Clan Tablet.

Will "Blueotter" Anderson is the Founder of Prophecykeepers Foundation. His traditional teacher Zula Brinkerhoff was the adopted daughter of David Monongye, Keeper Of The Hopi Prophecy and one of the four editors of the 44 Techqua Ikachi Newsletters. I visited the home of the world-famous Thomas Banyacya and his wife Bessie on Christmas Eve, 1994, and I wasn't surprised to see that he stored 7 years supply of grains like corn and beans in covered bins outside his house.

A few of you may now that Blueotter was trained as and served for 3 years as an executive for The Boy Scouts of America. He spent 30 years in and out of Utah between 1977 and 2007 where one year's food storage is a "commandment." Both his first LDS wife Joanne (who passed in 1995) and his second LDS wife Betty (who passed in 2007) were "canning fools." If need be, they would can tomatoes every year over a campfire!

So, it could be said that Blueotter is a "Be Prepared" kind of guy, with a LOT of background and experience in the subject of preparedness. He has been teaching about preparedness since 1981. In 1985, because of his unusually extensive studies into prophecy, he told his friends in the Officer's Cadre of Oregon National Guard Reserve that we would become allies with the Russians in a few years, and was roundly laughed at. It seems that he had just read a book by Rene Noorbergen, titled Nostradamus Predicts The End Of The World which predicted an invasion of Europe and America by Muslims -- but he didn't realize until recent years that that invasion would be by infiltration, and "breeding out" just as Normans Lords once did in England. Well, as we all know now, The USSR dissolved in 1989, and The Russian Federation joined NATO when George H.W. Bush was president.

Between 1977 and 1998, Blueotter packed tons of food storage from city to city -- as he moved with my family from job to job, and he felt good about it, because it was cheap FOOD INSURANCE. When he was out of work, his family ate from their food storage.

When Blueotter was attending university at BYU between 1977-79, Billy Casper (then the 4th all-time money winner in the game of golf after Lee Trevino) was his landlord. Blueotter became a good friend of Casper's mother-in-law and her husband, who ONLY ate from #10 cans of Nitrogen packed food storage... and loved it. Sure, they grew fresh salad greens in their garden, but they rarely went to the supermarket. When they did, they bought in bulk.


OUR U.S.A. FOOD SUPPLY IS THREATENED, AND SO IS THE REST OF THE PLANET'S - BY DEFAULT

Now that food prices are rising (so says WalMart) with the coming inflation (perhaps a Weimar-style hyperinflation) if all this doesn't interest you, you are totally unconscious!

You can now buy a years food storage at today's prices on credit, "freezing" that price, as a hedge against inflation. Use a credit card, pay the interest... and STILL save money in the long run. WalMart is already publishing statistics on food inflation -- which completely backs up what Glenn Beck has research and revealed.

Add to this scenario last (2010-11) winter's near-total freeze of fruit and vegetable crop in Mexico and elsewhere, the disallowance of farming in California's Imperial Valley, the mysterious disappearance of Honeybees (why only in the USA), the Wheat Rust imported from India, an unstable climate, (and much more you don't want to know about) and it is very ugly picture.
 

Why Wise Food Storage?

Wise foods are fresher than supermarket food, because it is prepared within a short period of time after being harvested!

Back in the day, 30 years ago... Nitrogen packed food was only available in #10 cans, and was more expensive per calorie... and more bulky, but NOT ANYMORE! Now, freeze-dried food are not only more nutritious -- they are cheaper! An entire 300 calorie entree costs about $1.80. Served it over rice, beans or freeze-dried potatoes (which has recently gone up 30% so buy them quick!) all of which should be bought in bulk and stored. A Wise Foods entree weighs only a few ounces before re-hydrating it to one quart of great tasting food. No cooking necessary... just heat water, pour it in the package, let it rehydrate... and enjoy!

There are ten different lunch/dinner entrees, and three different breakfast entrees... probably more variety than you are enjoying right now:

Honey Glazed Granola
Brown Sugar Oatmeal
Multi-Grain Cereal

Stroganoff
Cheesy Macaroni
Chicken Ala King
Beef Teriyaki and Rice
Creamy Chicken Pasta
Creamy Potato Soup
Chicken Teriyaki
Cheesy Lasagna
Southwest Bean and Rice
Creamy Tomato Basil Soup

A year's supply of entrees for two people can be shipped to you for about $2650.00 (as of May 1, 2011 and this was up $50.00 from two weeks previous), or you can buy it in smaller increments, and build up a year's supply.

We all pay insurance on our cars, homes, etc... but we only keep a few days "food insurance" around. 30 years ago, the USA supply chain kept about 2 weeks warehoused... and now it is only THREE DAYS, and it is mostly warehoused in containers on railroad sidings! To me, trained as a strategic thinker, all this makes me think that Americans are being set up for starvation. No such situation exists in other countries! Add to that the freezes in Mexico that destroyed fruit and vegetable crops a few months ago. Add to that inflation, honeybee die-offs, GMO foods, et. al..

Now, as I said above, I know the traditional Hopis personally, and they store food for 7 years. Early Mormons were told to store for 7 years, and that was revised to 2 years, then later to just 1 year around 1900. Can you afford to be without food insurance?

I can also tell you that packing around heavy water-packed canned food, with a storage life limited to about one year, is insane. 40 or so years ago, nitrogen-packed foods became available... and more recently freeze-dried foods have been all the rage... but is has traditionally been more expensive, and only for the backpacking and outdoor market -- but not anymore!

You can get some FREE SAMPLES from Wise Food's Facebook website.

On a personal note, I was recently considering investing in food insurance, and I actually did the math -- it all came down to comparing the cost of a ONE calorie of typical water packed-foods from WalMart, against Nitrogen-packed food from Nitro-pak, against Wise Foods freeze dried.... and the math convinced me that Wise Foods was the wisest (and cheapest) choice. I recommend that you get whatever you can from Wise Foods, and get the rest from Nitro-pak, who does have more variety.

So, for the first time in many years, food storage is beginning to make good sense to me once again... but I thought "who can afford it?" Well, if you go to the supermarket right now, and take a look at a can of your favorite meal-in-a-can type of product, it will run around 300 calories, and cost you MORE than a comparable Wise Foods meal... and that Wise Foods meal will store for 25 years with no rotation. ALL YOU DO IS ADD HEATED WATER, AND EAT!

Vicki Tate, author of Cookin' with Food Storage is a longtime friend, and I highly recommend her book.

The Life Span of a Republic

With a little tweaking, a Republican form of government closely resembles the Iroquois Great Law. The U.S.A. Republic was partially inspired by the Iroquois system -- which has been scientifically verified as the eldest extent government on earth - about 1100 years old. Not even Rome's republic could match that. The Lakota have recently formed a republic, led by Russell Means.

I thought parts of this were interesting, especially the 8 developmental stages of civilizations:

"The United States is a Republic - but, how long do we have? At about the time our original 13 states adopted their new constitution, in the year 1787, Alexander Tyler (a Scottish history professor at The University of Edinborough) had this to say about "The Fall of The Athenian Republic" some 2,000 years prior:  "A democracy is always temporary in nature; it simply cannot exist as a permanent form of government. A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates who promise the most benefits from the public treasury, with the result that every democracy will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy, which is always followed by a dictatorship." The average age of the worlds greatest civilizations from the beginning of history, has been about 200 years. During those 200 years, these nations always progressed through the following sequence:

1. From bondage to spiritual faith;

2. From spiritual faith to great courage;

3. From courage to liberty;

4. From liberty to abundance;

5. From abundance to complacency;

6. From complacency to apathy;

7. From apathy to dependence;

8. From dependence back into bondage.

Professor Joseph Olson of Hamline University School of Law, St. Paul, Minnesota, points out some interesting facts concerning the 2000 Presidential election:

Population of counties won by - Gore: 127 million, Bush: 143 million;

Square miles of land won by - Gore: 580,000, Bush: 2,427,000

States won by - Gore: 19, Bush: 29

Murder rate per 100,000 residents in counties won by - Gore: 13.2, Bush: 2.1

Professor Olson adds: 'In aggregate, the map of the territory Bush won was mostly the land was owned by the tax-paying citizens of this great country. Gore's territory mostly encompassed those citizens living in government-owned tenements and living off government welfare...' Olson believes the United States is now somewhere between the 'complacency and apathy' phase of Professor Tyler's definition of democracy, with some 40 percent of the nation's population already having reached the 'governmental dependency' phase." As of May 2011, One out of seven Americans are drawing food stamps.

" A KATRINA FROM OUTER SPACE"
"COULD THROW US BACK 100 YEARS" Dr. Michio Kaku Ph.D.

Emergency Essentials

No matter if you live alone or with your family, it is important to be prepared for an emergency. Having the emergency essentials to take care of your needs and those of your family is important to helping you make it through an emergency unscathed. Emergencies come in all different forms, including weather, war or terrorist attacks, accidents, natural disasters, and disease. It is important you consider the different types of emergencies so you can gather the emergency essentials that will help your survival and comfort.

Water - Storing Water

Having a backup supply of water is important, for drinking, cooking and cleaning. Although we are used to turning on the faucet and having water, some types of emergencies can occur that can stop the flow of water into our homes, or make water from the tap unfit to drink. By stockpiling one gallon of water per person per day, you can help ensure that dehydration won’t be a concern during an emergency. And don’t forget water for cooking and cleaning.

Personally, I am using a 10' swimming pool from Walmart of Amazon, which gives me 1000 gallons of storage. Get a cover for it, and don't ever swim in it! You'll need a water filter (like a Berkey or Katadyn) to filter out any PVCs, but you can collect rainwater from your downspouts, and in many areas, that means water self-sufficiency!

Stocking water raises the question of what to store it in that keeps the water potable. There is so much concern about plastics and water (or food for that matter) you may want to consider glass, metal or crockery for storing your water. The challenge is finding such containers for reasonable prices. In my opinion, water stored in plastic would be OK for cleaning or flushing the toilet, but I personally don’t want to drink water that’s been stored in plastic. Storing water

Food - Storing Dry Food

Food is necessary for survival and your list of emergency essentials should include some type of food for you and your family. Whether you choose non-perishable MRE’s (meal, ready-to-eat, or K-rations), protein bars, or dried and canned foods, you want to be sure you have at least 3 days worth of food, and more is probably more prudent.

Check out the other Food Storage suggestions, as well as Gadgets and various Emergency articles I have on this site. You should be able to gather lots of useful ideas on what you want to consider an emergency essential.

Shelter and warmth

We all assume that we will be able to take shelter in our homes, but what if your home is destroyed by a hurricane, flood, or other event? Or if you just can’t be in it because of being evacuated, or not having access to it? What would you do then? By having basic components of a shelter, including plastic sheeting and tape, or a tent, you can keep yourself sheltered from the elements. Include blankets or a sleeping bag and maybe a portable heat source to help you to stay warm during the cool and/or damp months as well.

Communication

A hand-crank radio or a battery powered radio with extra batteries can allow you to find out information about what is going on around you. This can come in handy for finding help and assistance during an emergency. A GMRS or handheld Ham Radio is also a good idea.

Health

A basic first aid kit is definitely an component of emergency essentials. This includes basic bandages, antibiotic ointment, alcohol or iodine, and other supplies to take care of basic first aid needs. Prescription medication and nutrients should be included in your emergency essentials kit as well. If you are not sure how to do first aid, a basic book outlining care can be helpful. Learn how to make colloidal silver!

Miscellaneous

Other supplies you will want to be sure you have as emergency essentials include a flashlight, garbage bags, moist towelettes, dust mask (NI95 is a good type to have), diapers, formula, etc. Any items that you and your family can’t live without should be considered. And don’t forget entertainment options, be it books, toys, music or movies. Keep in mind, however, you may have to carry these items, so you may want to have a priority list of what you have in this list. Weight can be a huge consideration in your decision-making process.

5 Main Enemies to Storing Food

Temperature – Humidity – Light

Authority:

The White Roots of Peace Council was founded in the 1960s by the fathers and grandfathers of the current elders at Hopi. All these elders have now "walked west..." men and women like  Oraibi Chiefs John Lansa, Mina Lansa and Mike Lansa; Hopi Prophecykeeper David Monongye, Hopi spokespersons Thomas Banyacya and Zula Brinkerhoff, Dan Evahema; as well as non-Hopi elders like Tuscarora Faithkeeper Mad Bear Anderson, Paint Clan Cherokee intertribal medicine man John "Rolling Thunder" Pope, Phillip Deere, Floyd Hand, John "Red Hat" Duke... and many other notables.

Commission:

Some years ago, Chumash elder Choqosh Au'Ho'Oh was summoned to Hopi and given a commission to spread the word far and wide about the "Hopi Ten" a list of ten suggestions for people who want to survive the coming earth changes. You may listen to her radio interview here.

For the last few years many millions of people have become aware of The Mayan Prophecy of 2012, The Hopi Prophecy, and many other Native American Indian prophecies.
 
Now that we have entered "Daniel's Timeline," (2008-2017) you might ask, just how does one prepare for "The End Of The World As We Know It?" Well, its probably easier than you think! Well, I can hear you thinking "that's easy for you to say!"

But hear me... the elders HAVE been shown a way, and IF you want a chance to live to see the world as it was meant to be (instead of the cesspool the world has become) consider what we have to offer here for your physical survival and your spiritual growth.  

Much of what we offer here IS physical in nature. You must become secure in your mind, or you will become depressed and despondent... especially when the world financial system collapses. Jesus said we should expect, "the sea and the waves to be roaring; and men's hearts failing them for fear, in anticipation of those judgments which are coming on the earth: for the powers of heaven shall be shaken."

Your KEY survival skill will be getting into a direct relationship with your Creator. Jesus said "My sheep know my voice" and he meant that literally. That's what Prophecykeepers Foundation is all about... teaching you to open a direct dialogue with your Creator.

Now, for the first time, here is a website that offers guidance... we DO something about your survival to see "the world to come..." we don't just talk about it!

This website offers everyone on the planet actual solutions to the problems inherent in surviving to see a better physical world, which is coming. We also hope to help you grow spiritually so as to prepare you for the eternal realms that the Hebrews call "The World To Come," and most Native Americans call "The Spirit World."

We'll be discussing how to improve your food, your water, shelter, physical and mental health, how you relate to your family (both immediate and extended), and even transportation - in the context of the guidance given by The Hopi Elders at Oraibi - The "Hopi Ten" survival checklist.

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