Being open to alternative sources: Yellowstone National Park Data Just Revealed That Something Massive Just Happened At Yellowstone

Mainstream sources often focus on popular news but not necessarily important information. Official authorities will often suppress truth based on decisions that a few individuals will make. Almost a year and a quarter ago, people who controlled the information about the COVID virus (Fauci in the US and Tamm in Canada) said that wearing masks was unnecessary. Tamm went as far as to say that it was safe to visit Wuhan, China, without wearing a mask when it was unsafe, as was reported by alternate information sources. Sometimes it takes individuals who follow random information flows, which might have a critical but different perspective. How many people recall a demonstration by the people in a town close to the Hong Kong border in November 2019? At the time, I thought there might have been a connection to the events in Hong Kong. What were the townspeople demonstrating? The government was building a crematorium capable of cremating thousands of bodies per day. This demonstration was over a month before anyone leaked the information of the first cases of COVID.

What is the purpose of reporting on this video? This time of the year, Yellowstone is more active. During the summer months, the northern areas receive more energy from the sun. As a result, there are many people outside of the government monitoring the site. I was aware that Yellowstone had had twice the number of earthquakes in the first two weeks of June as there was for the entire month of May, but it is unnecessary for me to do a meta-analysis of these reports. Others, including the channel which produced this video, have done the job for me. While the delivery speed of this channel's messages is a little pedestrian for me (I will play them at double speed), and will report on content beyond my area of interest (reporting on demonology and ghosts). Who can say when the most extreme bit of knowledge might not be relevant under another context.

For those interested in the consequences of a Yellowstone eruption, the information that there is an increase in earthquake activity should suggest a few courses of action. First, we do know that there will be a few days warning before an eruption. Second, imagine what events would happen with that knowledge.

One can expect that those in the critical zone will leave with as many of their possessions as they can load in their cars. Leading up to that traffic jam that will inevitably arise, there will be lineups at the gas station. With that in mind, those living in the critical zone can do several things while in the pre-warning period. You want to be on the road when the first warning is announced. What items are crucial for survival after the event? While family albums or your grandmother's rocking chair are important for heritage, they can be recorded digitally and uploaded to a cloud service (Google Docs, Dropbox etc.). Safeguarding pictures and keeping a record of valuables is good any time anyway in case of fire.

Ideally, you will have spare gas cans and drinking water if you have to bug out. Let us say that you are within the critical area and decide to go to Austen, Texas. The distance is roughly 2500 miles (4000 km). The best regular vehicles go a maximum of about 700 miles (1100 km), while the best electric cars are about 1/2 that distance. Regardless of the vehicle, you can anticipate that you have to make several stops. The spare gas extends your driving range if gas stations lack gas or in case of rioting. It is better to drive past a gas station to an empty Walmart parking lot and fill your tank from the gas cans to get to the next town to avoid conflict.

Water is the next consideration. The rule of thumb is the average person requires 8 cups per day. So in the best-case scenario, you will need 1/2 gallon (2 litres) of water per person. Before leaving, one can water load - drinking a few cups of water before departure but also making sure to go before going. It is imperative to reduce the number of stops along the way.

Bug-out bag(s)!!! The simplest thing to prepare is clothes. Does one want to fill suitcases when each minute getting ready is a minute not driving to safety? The type of clothes should reflect what you would wear while camping and hiking. As ironic as it sounds for people going south, one of the sets of clothes you bring should be cold winter wear. If Yellowstone does erupt, the United States will no longer exist, and only Eastern Canada will survive ... until the snow starts to fall. A volcanic winter will affect the entire planet. As the ash blocks the sun, even temperate/hot places like Mexico will become cold.

The following essential "bag" will be your medicines and First Aid supplies. If you have prescription medication, once on the road, it must be secreted on the body of the person who requires it. People may be separated from their vehicles, separated from their bags, and children from their parents, but the medications must stay with those who require them. First Aid supplies have a use beyond putting bandages on your skinned knees. They also represent a currency. Even over-the-counter medications can be used by doctors when other medicines are no longer available. Everything that you take with you must be considered with its potential for being bartered.

Money Bags!! If you consider you will need to fill your vehicle with vehicles multiple times as you escape, you will most likely need cash. It is doubtful that credit cards will be honoured. The banks will realize that there is little likelihood that anyone will be able to repay those cards. Debit cards will be in question as well. In Canada, we have legislation that allows bail-ins. Bail-ins entitles the banks to raid their depositors' accounts. While cash will at least hold its value for a short period, other things you possess will have lasting value. Jewelry and gold will have a particular value, but canned food and even toilet paper will have a value.

Passports and identification! It is ironic that the walls built in the US will be used by people in the south to keep people in the north out. I would think that your identity papers will be necessary to cross the border. It might be in people's best interest to become friends with people south of the border, now and not after the fact.