The above graph is adapted from Limits to Growth, Recalibrated (2023). It is not a hard and fast prediction, but rather the product of a model with 50 years of high correspondence with developments. We are, at present, near the far side of growth curves, with several in apparent plateau. Post peak modelling does not factor in such disruptive factors as climate change, or social unrest and systems failures consequent to economic collapse.

We are on the modeled brink of sudden declines in food and industrial output curves. At the same time, the US Government and international relations are being abruptly reworked. This strikes me as 'perfect storm' conditions for abrupt, global economic collapse, triggering the onset of TEOTWAWKI.

I fear a hard landing... no 'reboot' or 'transition' to a lower functioning economy. I urge high priority preparation now.

I've got a short glossary of terms at the bottom of this page... if you come across an unfamiliar term, please scroll down and check it out.

Information I'm including or pointing to doesn't mean I necessarily agree with it. Rather, I've found it to be stimulating and worthy of consideration. I'm sure you'll exercise your own judgement... we're nothing if not independent! 8)

Monday, March 5, 2012

M.D. Creekmore's 14 Easy Steps for Surviving TEOTWAWKI

How To Survive TEOTWAWKI In 14 Easy Steps
By M.D Creekmore


1) Keep it as simple as possible.

2) Take your time and create a plan.

3) Have realistic expectations.

4) Educate your team, work together.

5) Get a solid understanding of the basics

6) Know when to change strategies.

7) Do a threat analysis.

8) Experiment.

9) Build a good library.

10) Don’t get discouraged.

11) Analyze your skills.

12) Take inventory.

13) Get a check up.

14) Find your own way.




Read M.D. Creekmore's original post on these steps, with commentary here.
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  1. ole plugJune 19, 2012 at 5:29 AM

    see Creekmores archives April/May, my blog on bug out boat

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