After The Next Storm Of The Century Will You Be Hungry, Tired And Thirsty Or Well-Fed And SafeNatural And Manmade Disasters Happen Very Fast - Are You Preparing NOW Dear Worried Friend: At the moment the world seems to be plagued with natural and manmade disasters. The storm of the century just landed in the USA. The floods in Australia last year. The earthquake that flattened Christchurch in New Zealand, and the Japan disaster that took what Mother Nature can do to new heights. And don't forget the riots in the Middle East. They are more likely the result of 50 years of unrelenting population growth than governmental discontent. There is no shortage of disasters affecting places on the planet. Just watch the news on TV and you'll see all the disasters from around the world unfolding before your eyes. Are the people you see on TV, after the disaster, prepared or are they just waiting for the government to help out? Do you want to be like them or do you want to be in control? Do you have enough tinned and dried food to keep you going when all hell breaks loose? Where are you going to get water? Do you have a mindset to survive? Are You A Little Bit Worried About something like that happening to your little corner of the planet. What would you do if an earthquake flattened your city and you and your family survived. What about a flood that left you living off the roof of your house. What would you do to get safe water to drink when you are surrounded by water. Also, what if civil unrest swept through your neighborhood. And you had to lie low, actually very low for a couple of weeks before order was restored. Can you survive? The Way The Planet Is Going These Things Or Something Similar Could Happen Anytime Soon Like a pandemic marched around the globe. How would you survive if there were no vaccines to stop it. There are a number of things you can do that should give you a better chance of survival. Are you a little bit worried about the future? Are you prepared or thinking about doing something to prepare for a future that could be quite different from what is around us today? There are many things that could turn Your safe neighbourhood into A war zone. Apart from the usually suspects like earthquakes and floods and social unrest. You could also have the bees dying off or petrol running out, just to name a few. Both would stop food getting onto the supermarket shelves. And once the supermarket shelves are empty, then it is every family for themselves. Civilization has been very good to us. But as our society gets more and more complex it gets more and more fragile and it all runs on electricity. And when the electricity goes off and doesn't come back on again, we will go from the Modern Age to the Middle Ages in less than a week.-What will you do?-Can you live without the fridge?-Have you lived all your life with a fridge like I have?-What will you do for water?-How can you make water safe to drink when you have no electricity to boil the water?Where do you get food to eat after the supermarket has been stripped bare?-Do you have any food hidden and stored in your home?-What about growing a garden?-What are you going to do now?-Are you going to leave it up to the government or are you going to take control of your future. Even if the electricity doesn't go off we can at least prepare for the worst. Western Civilization is so complex that any major disruption could throw your own suburb into total chaos. Something Could Happen Any Time Soon. -Like the long anticipated pandemic.-Or a global warming flood or drought that knocks a big dent in the available food supply.-Or Monsanto screws up and destroys a major food supply crop with its genetic tinkering.When Mother Nature Goes Mad The Electricity Could Go Off So you need to know a little bit about surviving after the electricity goes off.
About the Author: Hi, I'm not one of those survivalist psycho nuts who think the whole world will be against them, when their little world comes unglued. Stocking up with the big guns and holed up in some wilderness hideout waiting for the end. Mind you I do watch the TV programs, but I believe in society and community. And I think that is where the future lies. I'm Peter Legrove, just your everyday dude who has taken a liking to the looming crisis that could be the end of the world, as we know it. I'm like most people my age, did the scout thing when I was younger. Got pretty good at it and could crash out in the wilds, for a while, without too much trouble. Anyway after I started working I was a volunteer for the Red Cross Disaster Relief. That was a good weekend thing to belong too. And we got to go to a few disasters, mainly floods and we were at a lot of sports events. A lot of fun but not serious stuff. Except for the floods. There we got to see the real stuff and helped out quite a bit. Years later, like a few years ago, it dawned on me. If there was no outside help coming in, the people caught up in the flood would be in serious trouble. Well somewhere between then and now I joined the Peak Oil craze that turned into the Global Warming crisis and now all seems to be forgotten. So something is bound to happen soon. And that is what worried me so much I starting looking into how to come out the other end still intact. And this book is the result of what I found out. I used to live in Asia and there most of the food is grown close to where it is eaten, so they have a distinct advantage and food is cheap. In the west where food is expensive very few families have a garden. They still rely on the government. I have a garden and I'm into drying the excess and simple preserving. My sister has the chickens and the bees so between us we should hopefully come out the other end still intact. With shopping we buy stuff that can be used and reused. We look at food in containers to see if we can use the containers. We are not trying to reshape our environment, just change to do things and buy things that will help to keep us alive when all around us is wondering what happened. This book is a result of my seven years wondering and doing anything, to be ahead of the Peak Oil and Global Warming mess that should involve us in the very near future. When I give up waiting for the future, something will happen so I am still waiting, and somehow I think the wait is nearly over.