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For a number of reasons, there is a higher than usual chance of a cyber attack at this time. Grid attacks or failures due to lack of energy is also a concern. What does this mean for you? Here are the recommendations…
1) Back up all your important digital data.
2) Record/print important data on paper.
3) Buy books on topics that are important to you. Consider preparedness-type books, such as gardening, woodworking, canning, etc. We always recommend good, hard-cover Catholic classics and Bibles!
Note what Mr. St. Onge does not say: It is true the US is the largest exporter of oil, however, we still import quite a bit. Don’t be lulled into thinking there is no potential problem in America. Don’t believe that propaganda.
Here’s more info from the US Energy Information Administration. This site has tons of material on these topics. I assume it is fairly accurate, but nothing seems to be tainted from propaganda anymore. Interesting excerpt…
“Saudi Arabia is also the greatest source of U.S. petroleum imports from Persian Gulf countries. About 12% of U.S. total petroleum imports and 12% of U.S. crude oil imports were from Persian Gulf countries in 2022.”
The most responsible thing I can do is say “prepare accordingly,” and to do so with prayer.
I’m not going to tell people to freak out or to hoard as much as they can. You are responsible FOR YOU. You make the decisions and live with them.
No one has a crystal ball, at least I don’t. Unlike some others, I do not claim to be receiving special messages (be very cautious about such people). Not knowing the actual future, all I can say right now is:
Prepare for supply shortages and inflation. Pray the Rosary every day (you don’t have to do it perfectly, just do it, the Blessed Mother knows you are human and probably dealing with a lot, as we all are).
The Holy Rosary will give you great peace of mind and help mitigate more chastisement. People must turn back to God, or further calamity will surely come. (My personal opinion is that the Chastisement began with the dropping of the atomic bombs upon Japan, Lord have mercy +++ that is not to say the poor people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki bore any greater guilt than the rest of us.) Physical conditions always follow spiritual conditions. “As above, so below.” We have been playing God with reproductive technology and many other things. We can only conclude the hour is very late.
Prepare for the worst. Expect the best.
Our Lady of Fatima foresaw these times and gave us the antidote in her requests!
Pray for peace! Pray for the unborn, for we will never have peace with violence in the womb.
Ras Laffan Industrial City in Qatar has been bombed by Iran. This facility produces nearly 30% of the world’s liquefied natural gas (LNG). Qatar has suffered other damage to its LNG in the past several weeks.
Here are some facts from my research:
Europe gets about 20% of its LNG from Qatar. In particular, Germany, France and Italy all rely on Qatar since cutting off Russian gas.
Japan is already scrambling to find alternative LNG.
Cambodia just started panic-buying fuel from Singapore and Malaysia.
South Korea, India and Pakistan are all massive Qatar LNG buyers.
All of this will result in higher LNG prices, electricity bills, manufacturing costs, food costs, shipping costs, heating and cooling costs…and the list goes on.
There will be an inflation shock that central banks will have to navigate.
This will also result in currency instability and a capital flight to hard assets.
This is a global energy crisis at this point and LNG is only part of the story. Prepare accordingly.
Special thanks to a crypto expert named Chen on X, who works for Binance.
This changes EVERYTHING. Now.
Hopefully the worst won’t happen. But hope is not a strategy.
Chris Martenson, Peak Prosperity
Click on link above for this article, posted today. Peak Prosperity is one on our highly recommended sources for news and preparedness advice.
Moral of the story: Prepare!
Quatar is the largest producer of liquefied natural gas in the world.
“Iran has declared the Strait of Hormuz closed and threatened to fire at any ship passing through it. The narrow waterway is a vital chokepoint for global oil and gas, but also for other commodities such as fertiliser. FRANCE 24's Yuka Royer speaks with Noam Raydan, a maritime risk expert at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, about the potential impact of the Strait's closure and how Iran could further escalate the situation.”
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