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Learn or Shopping: Emergency Supply & Disaster Preparedness

By Tru Keesey

What will happen to you in and after a disaster? Fire, medical, and police emergency rescue teams may become unready to help you. I am going to tell to you some things, for your safety’s sake. Maybe you won’t believe me.

More and more, lore has been coming forth, about partisans, who have infiltrated the medical, emergency, police, and legal systems. These partisans hate all, who are not of their party.

Have you read of weird “accidents” in hospitals? For example, cutting off the wrong leg? Latest information suggests that many of those “accidents” were “on purpose” – done by partisans, of various allegiances.

The reason, why I have told the alarm to you, is to argue in favor of having your own emergency and medical preparedness team. I am trying to show to you, that it would be in the interest of your own safety.

Maybe you don’t believe me. That’s all right, read on, I’ll give to you some more reasons.

Word has been out, for over a hundred years, that the “justice” system, and the higher levels of police, have been infiltrated by freemasons. The most secret and protected books of the masons have come into the possession of “whistleblowers”.

What do those books contain? They say (here I paraphrase), “Do not tell the lower masons what we believe”. The secret masonic books say that. “Do not tell the lower masons what our true beliefs are”. Then the books say that their chiefest god is Lucifer, and their most cherished ceremony is human sacrifice.

These are the secret books of the organization that, word has it, have infiltrated the courts, the congress, the presidency, and the police.

If you don’t believe me, or if that doesn’t bother you, then please leave now and do more research, before you come back and finish reading this article.

Let me reassemble the above facts for you: even in times of relative “peace”, in other words, even when we are not caught in the vortex of a disaster, the “infrastructure”, of emergency and protective services, is part of a chain of command, that has Lucifer at the top of it.

If you don’t mind being “served” by armed men and rescue workers, who are under the command of Lucifer, and taking your chances, that one of them may have taken a partisan vow against your particular ethnic, religious, or political alignment, then get out of here, this article is not for you.

Are you still here? OK. What I want to suggest to you, is to get your family together, with other families, and form a team. For safety, and for disaster preparedness, the first step would be to choose an area of specialization for each family, or, perhaps, for each willing participant.

I would say that the first 2, the most important considerations, are to learn first aid, and to learn how to get water, without wells or pipes. Ideally, one of your team would get paramedic training, and would teach to the other members all that he or she learns.

Paramedic training is not wholistic, so I also recommend that your paramedic member have conferences with a wholistic healer, to discuss alternatives to the “establishment” paramedic prodedures. If you want to be a really “good guy”, you’ll then publish and share the results of such conferences with other teams.

Most folks, that I have “heard tell of”, seem to take the idea of emergency supply, such as emergency food and survival kits, as being their first priority.

I have to say, sure, get into those things, but put water as a higher priority. And particularly, put “skills” as a higher priority than equipment.

Your emergency preparedness should become a lifestyle. I recommend that your team get together at least once each week to have first aid and survival lectures, but most importantly, to practice the skills of getting food, shelter, and water, and to practice first aid skills.

Your preparedness would be much better, if you were to adopt a “green” lifestyle, also, as follows:

Please consider, and study carefully the subject of, collecting your own water supply from rainwater, far in advance of the arrival of any emergency. Other considerations are alternative sources of power and heat, such as solar, water wheel, wind, and geothermal.

Once you get up the right attitude and the right priorities, as I suggested to you, above, then you will be safe to add the other less prior items to your “get” and “do” lists, such as freeze dried survival food, first aid kits, food storage, and 72 hour emergency kits.

Practice, at growing, preserving, and storing your own food, will help to make you to be ready for anything that might befall.

I recommend that each team member have 2 emergency kits, and 2 first aid kits. One of them never gets opened, unless there is a disaster. The second kit is to use to practice your skills.