Cary G Dean.
By Greg Evensen
Former Kansas State Trooper
May 4, 2008.
May 4, 2008.
Hyperbole is not something I engage in for shock value alone and it is definitely not something I enjoy contemplating while discussing our national state of affairs. However, it is becoming more and more commonplace in discussions that deal with the United States and its immediate future.
If, as casual readers of current events, you have become aware of the escalating sense of urgency, with the impending multiple world crises, then you are most likely comprehending the current history making events as they unfold.
Wars and rumors of war, pestilence, mysterious shakings in the heavens, earthquakes, AND now the ravages of world-wide famine are occurring around us at this very moment.
Does this announce the Biblical introduction of the end times? I cannot answer that. I am not qualified to assess those prophesized events from a theological perspective. I can tell you from a military frame of mind, a common sense evaluation and a law enforcement point of view, that these days are like riding on a wild cat's ass, and you ain't seen nothing yet.
I have been sounding the call for your total commitment and preparation as one crises leads to another. I have laid out before you the need to store food, water, natural medicines, weapons, rugged winter clothing, extra tools and hardware.
I have suggested geographical locations and travel routes to many of you who just couldn't quite figure it out. Further, I have warned you of shortages of fuels, bulk foods and ammunition. The message has been loud and clear. I know also that it has been easier to shove all this aside and get on with other, simpler things. Simple times are over.
Many of my fellow journalists have continued to spell out the why's and how's in articulate factual ways. They have contributed to the true history of the opening years of the twenty-first century. You have had all the information you need to do the right thing, the justifiable thing and the necessary thing in a timely and efficient manner, as I have said many times.
Tens of thousands have heeded the call. Millions have not. Tens of thousands will make it through this coming tribulation (whether Biblical or not) and millions will not. Men, women and children will gather together in impromptu back woods camps, working, helping, guarding, hunting, fishing, planning and praying their way through what lies ahead.
As for me and my household, we will serve our Faith.
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Greg Evensen
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