Survive the Mandates

Across the nation, there is a concerted effort to force Americans to take the COVID-19 shot against their will.

The federal government is not yet willing to outright order every American citizen to take the shot. The tempers of the people are currently too high and the blowback will be undoubtedly swift, harsh, and unpredictable. 

Instead, the present strategy is to utilize the private sector to implement the mandates. The private sector has become a tool of the federal government. The current mission of the private sector is to systematically remove the source of income from thousands of American families across the nation in an effort to starve them into submission. As in any proxy war, the pansies doing the dirty work need tools and resources. On August 23, 2021, the federal government provided its private sector proxy force a tool in the form of an FDA approval for the COVID-19 shot. 

Make no mistake about it, the hammer is about to drop on those who refuse to relinquish ownership of their bodies and abandon their sincerely held beliefs. The government has sped through its plan to inject the nation much faster than expected and it didn’t work out the way they wanted. The friendly phase of handing out free stuff in exchange for rolling up your sleeve is over and the authoritarian mandates are here. After mandates, the only other option is the use of force.

Each of us who intends to maintain our autonomy must become a new person in order to survive the next phase. First, we must commit to challenging fear every time it rears its head inside of us. We must challenge the fear of losing our job, we must challenge the fear of losing our home, we must challenge the fear of hardship. Second, we must acknowledge that the only way to ensure freedom is in our ability to earn an income outside of the system. For many of us, this will be uncharted territory, embrace it. Over the next few months, we will notice a parallel society begin to emerge. This parallel society will consist a former W-2 employees and self-employed individuals who survived the pressure to capitulate and have formed a network of mutual support. 

Third, if you still have a W-2 job, use the remaining time to put away resources that can carry you a few months while you establish a new source of income. Hopefully many of us are ahead of the curve relative to storing non-perishable foods and supplies after the events of 2020. For those of us who have, those actions are already paying dividends. Set aside money for a few months of reoccurring monthly expenses. These actions will provide cover fire as we establish new sources of income.

Fourth, mentally put all options on the table. Be prepared to pick up and move all together. If we live in a place that only worked for us because of the job we used to have, identify two or three alternative locations where we could relocate. 

Fifth, remove all excess in our life. Don’t waste precious resources on useless items. Get what you need and nothing more. Part of removing excess, is organizing what we have. Lay out everything, conduct a detailed inventory of what we have, and then make purchases to fill in the gaps. 

These are just a few steps that we all can take right now as the situation develops. Lastly, don’t stress out, take everything one day at a time. Remember that to make a change in this moment, all you have, is all you need.