It’s all fun and games when piecing together various puzzles, until the time comes for solutions.

Reality

Yes, the UN’s Sustainable Development agenda, in which climate lockdowns become reality, is underway.

Yes, the WEF’s Great Reset agenda, in which private property and privacy become figments of our imagination, is underway.

Yes, fake pandemics and useless (and harmful) “vaccines” are becoming the next big money-spinner for the pharmaceutical industry and captured governments.

Now what?

What do we do with the information? Do we sit back and keep moaning? Do we angrily share articles in WhatsApp and do nothing further? Do we see everything as pointless because “they’re” too powerful? 

Being black-pilled is dark and destructive, complete with ultra-cynicism and nihilism. I don’t want to be associated with such an outlook, because it is defeatist.

I don’t like losers.

Black-pilled people are losers.

Being white-pilled is optimal and constructive. It means taking the information one has gathered, and doing something with it. For example, eating junk food followed by relying on the pharmaceutical industry to manage your health, is inferior to simply eating healthy food and not outsourcing health management to the doctor. 

Being white-pilled means solving problems independently; it means self reliance; it means taking control.

It means winning.

Prepping

A good place to start is by getting into a mindset of preparedness, physically and mentally. James Walton runs the Prepper Broadcasting Network, which is a website dedicated to prepping (or preparedness), which can be described as

a social movement of individuals or groups who proactively prepare for emergencies, such as natural disasters, as well as other disasters causing disruption to social order caused by political or economic crises.

In my mind, there is nothing wrong with being generally prepared. Indeed, it reduces my potential anxiety by knowing that I have the ability (and capability) to handle various situations with confidence (or, a fair degree of confidence).

Simon Roche, for example, chatted to me about being prepared for a race war (or violent civil unrest), which is a very dark worldview, but necessary if – like me – ones lives in South Africa (with a history of racial tension).

Thankfully, race wars are rare.

But rolling blackouts aren’t. Food shortages and supply-chain issues are looming. A global economic collapse is on the horizon. Simon Goddek spoke to me about living off the grid in Brazil, from farming his own fish and chickens, to growing his own vegetables and independently powering his home.

How prepared are you?

Our conversation

Prepping is a very vast topic that covers a lot of ground, and in this conversation, James touches on a few basics, including

• food storage and diet;
• mobility and movement;
• energy sources;
• self defence;
• first aid; and
• everyday carry.

Listen to it here.