There is a great sickness within humanity.
We are all about to go on a journey.
I don’t know what I will miss about America, the land where I was born.
Technologically advanced countries will be the hardest hit when civilization collapses because people no longer know how to survive. They have forgotten how to live.
Outside the gates of Rome, into the periphery I go.
I chose South America because it was one of the last places to be colonized by Western Civilization. There is less affluence, less technology, less consumerism. The sickness is less embedded in the populations here.
I choose South America because subsistence living and community resilience has not been fully abandoned.
I will look for a place with clean water, a living landscape and a human community that has retained some of its humanity.
I will need to be cautious that I don’t bring the sickness with me.
Life will take its course as humanity advances toward collective suicide.
With any luck, I may survive and perhaps some other remnants of humanity may survive beyond this century.
It is a time for grand adventures and miracles.
We all need to find our own path at this time. To look to ourselves for leadership and to be bold. The journey is more internal than external.
I will cultivate the courage, proper mindset, and the skills to prepare for the bigger leap into the abyss of the Sixth Mass Extinction on planet Earth.
Perhaps I will see you on the other side.
I can be emailed at: lukelicious@protonmail(dot)com
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Farewell to the Northwest
When I moved to the Olympic Peninsula a few years ago it seemed like a good place to hole up and ride out the collapse of civilization. Plenty of water, lots of forest, near the ocean, nice folks (for the most part), a thriving maritime culture and a place that might be relatively stable with…
Imagine A Toxin
IMAGINE A TOXIN: That you can’t see or smell. That you probably can’t hear. You might taste something metallic in your mouth at times. [1] Some of you might be able to feel it but you may not know what the cause is. [2] It’s a toxin that is virtually everywhere in modern society. This…
Provisioning the Journey
My original plan was to sail down the west coast of the United States from Washington to Guatemala, take some Spanish lessons, then continue on to South America. I had a boat and captain lined up for the journey but the plan fell through. I had already started setting aside provisions to feed a crew…
Travel Hack #1 – Securing My Valuables
I knew that I would be visiting some impoverished areas and that I might be a target as a foreigner. Though I try to avoid big cities and do not generally travel at night in certain countries, things can sometimes not go as planned. In the instances where I might be targeted for assault or…
Travel Hack #2 Radiation Reduction
These days travel exposes us to extremely high levels of radio frequency radiation. This type of radiation is emitted from cell phones, WiFi, cordless phones, digital radio frequency utility meters, “Smart” gadgets and more. Exposure to this harmful radiation is the primary reason why I no longer enjoy traveling. In the countryside, I can take…
Mexico & Guatemala
MEXICO The immigration process at the border was not very clear. When trying to board my bus the private security guard asked for my immigration papers. I did not have any. He said that immigration papers are needed to board but that he would let me through if I paid him some money. Another American…
The Next Collapse of Mayan Civilization
In Jared Diamon’s book Collapse he identifies 5 factors that lead to the collapse of societies. In the pre-Columbian collapse of Mayan civilization in the eighth century, four out of five of these factors were present. The Mayan civilization is considered to be the most culturally “advanced” society in the pre-Columbian Americas. It was the…
TRAVEL HACK #3 – Resisting Electronic Passport Chips
Interestingly she pulled out her passport. She showed me the back where there had been some melting of the cover in the shape of the embedded electronic chip. She explained that she put her passport in a microwave oven for 10 seconds. (Just don’t over cook it). The metallic chip sparked from the microwaves. She…
Avoiding Yellow Fever Vaccination – Why I decided to fly to South America
Upon researching my potential bus route I learned that taking the bus all the way to South America was not possible because of the “no man’s land” known as the Darian Gap. While there are ways through, I ultimately decided not to travel through Central America. Busing would take a long time. I would be…
Airplane Warning – Mandatory Spraying of Toxins
If they don’t get you with their vaccinations, they will get you with their electromagnetic radiation and biocides…… After some research I made the decision to explore the Andes mountains, the Southern Cone (Cono Sur) and areas west of the Andes for a place of sanctuary from the madness of the modern world. I choose…
What does sanctuary look like?
My Email I’m a farmer, researcher and ecologist from the United States. I left the USA because of what is happening there socially, politically, ecologically and because of the massive industry created health crisis that is surfacing. I am traveling to different organic farms and ranches as a means to explore the region. I recently…
Generation Z(ombie): The Emerging Global Health Crisis
5G Crisis Summit I recently finished the 5G Crisis: Awareness and Accountability Summit. The new generation of wireless technology is poised to finish what prior generations of wireless technology started: massive global biological harm. I listened to all 47 talks of the summit. I uploaded a few of my favorites to Dropbox and am making…
TRADITIONAL ASADO South American Barbecue
If you are blessed to find yourself at a Cono Sur asado, it is a real treat and a beautiful tradition. Asado is a general term meaning roast, but it is most frequently used in the sense of an outdoor barbecue. Many families in this part of the world get together on the weekend for…
Burning Goat Fat for Light in Patagonia
Home made oil lamps, candles and do-it-yourself emergency fire starters, for simple living or the apocalypse — as is relevant to the situation. I first learned about burning oil and fat for light from a little booklet called I Didn’t Know That Olive Oil Would Burn by Merry Bickers. This was many years ago. At…
Making soap from water, fat, and wood ash
Before I first made soap I read 11 instructional articles and watched two videos online. These are linked at the end of the post. While the articles were helpful, my lye to fat ratios were significantly different. I also found that my lye and fat made a hard bar soap whereas most people ended up…
Corona Virus? What’s that?… My time in the Andes Mountains During the 9 Month Argentine COVID Lockdown.
Not much had significantly changed for me when the COVID lock-down began. I was living in the mountains at a remote estancia (ranch) to get away from the insanity of modern civilization. My days were full of activities like riding horses, attempting to fish, reading, studying Spanish (Castellano in Argentina), making soft leather clothing, cooking…
Survival Preparedness – Part 1 – Building Your Team / Skill Assessment
“The future belongs to those who prepare for it.” Ralph Waldo Emerson “Survival is 90 psychology, and 10 percent methodology and gear.” Cody Lundin The global crisis has been approaching an apex in these recent years. Global civilization has become vast and complex, relying on complicated technology and dwindling resources to function. The inhabitants of…
Survival Preparedness – Part 2 – Assess Basic Needs
For most people life can be broken down into a few precious categories of physical needs: shelter (clothing, heating), lighting, energy, sleep, water, food, transit, defense, sanitation, first-aid, and communications. Ragnar Benson’s Survivalist Rule of Three: In prepper/survivalist circles, there is the “Rule of Threes.” The idea is that for all critical functions of survival…
Survival Preparedness – Part 3 – Material Provision Priorities
Here’s my suggested list of priorities. After you assess your particular situation, adjust this as necessary. Priority 1: The most essential storage items to sustain life. Set up a basic food plan for 1-2 years with recipes Water for 2 weeks (14 gal/person) and purifier Garden seeds for at least one season Basic medical supplies…
Survival Preparedness – Part 4 – The Survival Homestead
Retreats The subject of having a retreat separate from your actual home is a controversial one. Some feel it is the only viable alternative while others question its value. I find myself among the latter. If the retreat is located in a small rural community far enough away from your present home to do some…
5G Crisis
5G is the next generation of wireless communications technology. The planned density of radio frequency transmitters for 5G is impossible to envisage. In addition to millions of new 5G base stations on Earth and about 100,000 satellites in space, one trillion transmitting objects, according to estimates, will be part of the Internet of Things (IoT)…
Covid-19: What you need to know about the experimental gene injections
This short 6 minute trailer will spell out what you need to know. This is the information that is being censored by Corporate Media and Big Pharma. “I know that a ‘vaccine’ against COVID-19 is bound to fail.”“If you go along these lines you are going to go to your doom.”“The permission to use this…
COVID-19—Evidence of a Fake Pandemic
“Clearly, the dedication we’ve demonstrated for the last several decades for precision and sequence of causation [in classifying deaths] was being thrown out the window, and the question was Why?” Scott Jensen, MD (Interview) DEATH CERTIFICATE FRAUD This story starts with Minnesota state senator and family doctor Scott Jensen. On April 3rd, 2020, Dr. Jensen…
I Make My First Moccasins
This was my first time making soft leather. I began this process in the late winter. I finished processing the skins into soft leather in the spring. I put in about a week and a half of work into making a couple pairs of moccasins in late spring. I tried skins from three types of…
My Life in A Faraday Cage
A Conversation Among Friends This conversation took place about a year into the Covid ¨crisis¨, when Covid insanity was in full swing… Rachel… Yesterday—as I am reminded whenever I venture out into the bizarre remnants of brick and mortar in-person commerce—an interaction with some masked proprietors underscored how increasingly fearful, addled and nonsensical the masses…
Farewell Patagonia
I decided to leave Patagonia. I was camping along a river outside of the town of Junin de Los Andes in the province of Neuquin, Argentina. I had been researching the PLANdemic hoax for 5 months at an internet cafe while trying to contact different estancias (large ranches) for a place to visit and possibly…
War on the Food System
The coming food crisis: Another manufactured crisis (like Covid) After push back to the attempts to implement a digital slave system with vaccine passports. (See: Naomi Wolf – Why Vaccine Passports Equal Slavery Forever) we are seeing a different strategy to implement a social credit system in the form of food aid. IRAN: Digital Food…
Covid Jabs and the Baby Die-Off
The news coming in about the Covid jabs confirms the worst predictions about the shots. ¨I’ve been silent for some weeks. Forgive me. The truth is: I’ve been rendered almost speechless — or the literary equivalent of that — because recently I’ve had the unenviable task of trying to announce to the world that indeed,…
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