We need to look at the Democratic policies with an eye to the Eugenics they profess. The KKK, Planned Parent Hood, the German Nazi Party are all Eugenicists. The Democratic Party supported all of these organizations. Who passed Jim Crow Laws guessed it, the Democrats. The Equal Rights act of 1964 was voted in by Republicans. Zero Dems voted for it. Now the Dems support on-demand abortion primarily aimed at blacks. Allowing a doctor to Euthanize an infant is the law in New York and Virginia. Tell me again, who supports the sanctity of life?
The Globalist/Eugenicists have a plan; they gather together what they refer to as useless feeders. These are the drug addicts, the mentally ill, people of color, and lower intelligence. The Globalist/Eugenicists have been telling the world what they want to do since before WWI. They plan to crowd these people in small areas where the squalor and filth will lead to disease. They are removing the police from these areas; violent crimes skyrocket. The Globalists have presented their plan in the Georgia Guidestones. First, they want to cull the global population to 500 million people. This number is less than the United States, Russia, and the UK combined to make this number more understandable.
As we saw last year with the Autonomous Zone in Seattle, a warlord will arise. This warlord will be a petty tyrant who rules with an iron fist. The city and state will not be able to control the area or the tyrant. His or her guards will enforce the laws of the warlord; they will demand the people pay tribute. Tyrants are going to take over many cities.
I believe the Capital Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) was a test run by the Globalists to see how far they could push a city before it or the state pushed back. We found out in Democrat-run cities; the Globalist can push pretty far before anyone pushes back. As a test case, CHAZ is telling of how far to the left the country has fallen. The Mayor of Seattle ordered the police to stand down. Emergency services EMTs, Fire Fighter, et al. refused to enter the Zone without police protection. The Zone was not able to last due to no infrastructure. The people in the Zone were begging outside people to send them food and phone cards. Those who tried to set up gardens had no idea of what they were doing. With trucks refusing to enter the Zone to deliver products, it quickly became a dog-eat-dog situation. People were desperate and became violent. When the insurrectionists left the Zone to attack the Mayor's house, the Mayor called the police to quell the insurrection.
If a more organized group takes over a larger area to force people in the area to farm and provide necessary services, it will work. The US will degrade into a group of warring factions based on a feudal government structure. Militias will become standing armies and police forces; there will be a little crossover and trade between the fiefdoms due to marauders in the outlands. As the Fiefdoms become more stable, there will be increased commerce and travel between the closer groups.
Our way of life of expecting fruits and vegetables from far away states will be a thing of the past. California and southern states will not be able to ship produce to Mid Atlantic or New England states. In three years, with no maintenance, the roads will deteriorate. Bridges will collapse under their weight. Air traffic will be too expensive to bring in produce to most of the people. So the new feudal states will have to start over again, building the manufacturing and agricultural infrastructures.
The silver lining in this very dark cloud is the people. The majority of the people in the US and most of Europe are hard-working, determined peoples. Our histories are full of examples of people banding together and building a community that prospers. Yes, we have become sedentary over the past few decades with the advent of the Technical industries. Too many people have forgotten how to do basic things that were common knowledge a few decades ago. This knowledge is not lost; it is sitting in books and the minds of self-reliant people. The movie Castaway with Tom Hanks' is a great example of finding or creating survival skills. The first thing he did was figure out how to start a fire. He worked to survive. Then he built a raft and sailed into the shipping lanes, where a freight ship rescued him.
Some people listen to the hype about an apocalypse going around the internet and, in general, conversations. These people are taking it upon themselves to learn the skills they will need to survive and, in many cases, thrive after the SHTF. Knowing how to fix machines and mend clothes are going to be a valuable skill in the future.
The large cities where Globalists have taken over the government will fall first; because the government gave away free food, unearned money, and other bribes to get elected. As a result, the people in these cities have become nearly universally dependent on the city and state governments for their survival.
With most citizens dependent on government subsidies for their survival, they will not successfully compete with other self-reliant groups. However, there have always been those who provide for themselves and their families in these large cities. A small plot of land in a city center can produce an abundance of food if planted and tended properly. Companion planting, intensive farming practices such as a tower or raised beds, hydroponic, aquaponics, aeroponics, and other new and ancient gardening methods will produce enough food for the average family. Using a larger area, an entire community can produce its food.
By growing food locally in large cities, the populace can reverse the fresh-food desert phenomena.
We see the food deserts in many cities across the country. In Chicago, families have to travel a long way to buy fresh foods. There are plenty of liquor stores and some convenience stores with pre-packaged foods. Grocery stores have left many parts of the city. Their logic being the cost of business is too high in some locations. In Pueblo, Colorado, a relatively small town, there are sections with no fresh food stores. The historic district had a store for a short time a few years ago, but it went out of business. Traveling two or three miles to get to any supermarkets is not as far as some people in Baltimore or Chicago. Cities can open up vacant lots for families to plant food; this would help combat the food desert problem.
To conclude, there is hope for our country and the world in general. However, to survive the coming turbulent time, everyone will need to band together in small to medium-sized groups who work equally to provide food, clothing, shelter, and protection. Large and medium-sized cities have enough unused land to grow all the food needed by the people there. One of the problems in these environments is the people have become completely dependent on the state to provide for them; they have forgotten or never knew how to maintain a garden. Many cities do not teach children how to grow gardens or how to maintain them. It is hard work weeding, trimming, and clearing the ground. A small ten by 10-foot garden can provide enough food for a person for the summer and autumn if planted and tended correctly. Properly preserved foods can last the entire winter.