Safe Zones and Disaster Zones

[@bornagainbuddhist1969]

Im an old man so im just going to sit on a hill with my bowl of popcorn and enjoy the clown show..

[@richardscathouse]

Me too! Amen

[@patriciaoudart1508]

❤There will not be bowl nor popcorns, and no corn, because hybrid seeds, so it will be more meditation, for You😊

[@machinemaker2248]

You're going to need a really big bowl. The clown show has already started!

[@bornagainbuddhist1969]

@@machinemaker2248 I have a decent size bowl but I also have a camp stove to make sure I won't run out of popcorn.. 😆

[@bornagainbuddhist1969]

@@patriciaoudart1508 popcorn is the only corn that hasn't been genetically modified yet so it's still safe to eat although it might be packed full of pesticides 🤔

[@moonstar313]

I dont fear the earth as much as i fear desperate people.

[@grantbishop1961]

I'm more worried about the Orion empire and their enslavement of our world and solar system. Humans are not the alpha predators they were never designed to hunt or eat meat. They have no hunting instincts, no claws, no fur for hunting or camouflage, no extended canine teeth for ripping flesh. They cannot dispatch and part a deer for meat cuts with their bare hands they need tools. Reptilians have no problems the Humans have in terms of hunting and evolutionary deisgn. 😂

[@Flatheadfreek]

you won't have to worry.... there will not be very many people..... you'll be glad to even see other people, if you survive... which I doubt....

[@moonstar313]

@@Flatheadfreek I would survive if I had the means. Mentally and physically. But I cannot prep much or move so yea beside if my family won't survive I don't want to either. No way we all could make it so I don't even bother. Just preparing for no electricity lol

[@moonstar313]

@@Flatheadfreek talking about grids going down not killshot.

[@susansupino4011]

@@moonstar313. I agree. If my family didn’t survive I would not want to survive with out them. It would be to painful.

[@maryairhart13]

I live in Alaska, Kodiak Island, I've been living without electricity for 8 years now. No generator either,and I'm a woman that is 69 year's young.. it's doable

[@pallasathena4133]

Do you burn wood? Would you please tell us how you manage? I have ideas, though would really appreciate how it is actually accomplished. Many Blessings Thank you!

[@inlight-mr6lf]

How do you charge your phone/computer?

[@mayagayam]

What do you eat and how do you stay warm?

[@user-agreement-disengaged]

Well clearly you're using electricity to get on YT one way or another.

[@freespeechimpaired2983]

You've had a KZbin account for 13 years and you're commenting on this video. So either you've discovered unlimited free energy to keep your Internet and electronics going or you're full of it.

[@mattiasbackvik4642]

We live in northern Sweden 🇸🇪 , our farm is built 1820 and they lived 4 generations without electricity only fire for heat and they survived and were very healthy! Grow food and had all farm animals that they needed

[@mattiasbackvik4642]

Thanks for a great video

[@Goldenhawk583]

Me thinks Ben is too worried about the cold winters. As long as there is a summer, atleast long enough to grow and store hay... Vikinglands will do fine. Norwegian here:)

[@machinemaker2248]

Get a boat.

[@KristOlivier]

I live in southern Sweden and will be up there in a hurry when the time comes lol.

[@allenheart582]

Sweden and Norway will be on opposite sides of the equator, were your ancestors and their crops and animals suited for tropics? Are you?

[@marcmelvin3010]

I’m old. But my kids are not, and none of us are going to just curl up and die because living suddenly got tough. Who wants to live through this? I do, and I’ll bet a lot saying they don’t want to will change their minds when the real option presents itself. Never quit, fight to live!

[@clbaird40]

Never say die

[@leeludallas]

Death is only the next adventure so I don't have fear either way. What will be will be.

[@primegm1]

For those of us not steeped in religious zealotry, fight to live for what? As Ben and the research has shown, this cycle repeats itself every 12,000 years. And as Ben and the research has shown, we have evidence of this cycle going back the last 6 cycles, or 72,000 years. Should we fight to become a member of the next 12,000 year cycle? Because that cycle will be different how? Humans suck, at least in this cycle of the earths history. And most likely in past cycles, seeing as how unprepared we are for this next cycle.

[@Laszlo73Faith]

@@leeludallasl 100% agree with your statement. I’m more than ready to “move on” to the next life, my next adventure. And there is no H E L L btw,,,it’s H E L L on Earth for sure. Peace out!! ✌🏼

[@ryanosievers]

HellYeaBreeether!

[@frankeimer3906]

In this video one thing not discussed are 100 nuclear power plants about 90 are east of the Rockies Mtns .Subject jet streams patterns it would be ugly. Just a observation. Thanks for your insights.

[@allenheart582]

There will be plenty of cold water for cooling

[@Blue-tt6xm]

Yes. After Fukishima, I followed the channels with ways to measure radiation. The current jetstream bypasses where i live. Much of the fallout seems to end up in NYC. That seems to follow a pattern of where storms start here in Monroe, Ridgeway areas due to the composition of the minerals in the mtns. They also end up in NYC. I had a copy of the 60's/70's?map "Nuclear America"when I chose this place.

[@vandervestgirl]

I don’t think the current jetstreams will exist at that point.

[@frogscotch19]

I’m north Scotland…. Generations lived here with no electricity… I’ll take my chances here as I’ve no neighbours….wld rather be a wee bit cold than deal with other humans lol

[@lat1419]

Same here in Wales. The fewer people per sq mile the better, too.

[@marccas10]

We're on our way!

[@lat1419]

@@marccas10 🤣 good luck, with the lack of decent roads. They were so notoriously bad that two pilgrimages to St Davids counted as much as one to Rome.

[@marccas10]

@lat1419 Nobody expects English zombies till we come over the Glen. What do Scots taste like? I'm thinking chewy?

[@escapematrixenterprisejacq7810]

That is exactly what I said...its just as cold where I am on the other side but that deters people from coming here...rather be a bit cold than deal with them , right on

[@starrfeather5006]

I am poor and can't afford to move like so many. Trying to come to terms with the collosal tidal wave that will rush up from the south, (in Ohio atm). Making peace with life, trying to better myself every day while i still can. Make the most out of what you have if you're in the same situation. Live life the best you can, for we have little time left. Treasure each day because there are so few for those of us who can't travel. What's that saying? Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

[@machinemaker2248]

Keep your eyes open, everywhere, for anything that will float. If your neighbor has a boat and they're at work when the waters come, then they won't be needing the boat, because they won't get home in time. If you're out, a dumpster. Unused pool or hottub or inflatable anything. Keep a go bag with some hunting and fishing gear, a small water filter, knife, pot, etc. Most things can be fabricated from natural resources, but a pot to cook or sterilize water is difficult to make. Likely, by the time of the micronova the Earth will have been without electricity long enough to slash populations and leave a lot of resources free for the taking. Never say die. Rage.

[@Beansprout645]

Tried to write something helpful but my comment got removed, put your email address here would love to help

[@Katskraftkorner]

I'm in Ohio also. The water is definitely the primary threat and my biggest concern. Everything else I can plan for.

[@CaptainSeamus]

1. DO NOT panic. 2. The flood comes a LONG time after lights out. The lights out part is the scarier one to me in a highly populated area. Remember K's speech from Men in Black.

[@Azziondra]

Sending you love, strength and courage. None of us are prepared, even those of us who think we are.

[@zareh805]

The hardest part about this isn't moving to a safe zone. It's convincing those you love most to come with you.

[@sarahs3988]

Like Noah, and like Lot in Sodom and Gomorrah.

[@sev124]

Yep, mine are all idiots when it comes to survival

[@rg46979]

Should be called "safer" zones. No guarantees anywhere.

[@mattfetter4123]

Exactly! Who knows where or how much land , the volcano under Yellowstone will swallow😂

[@up4open763]

@@mattfetter4123 Yellowstone? In a Solar Magnetic Flux Yellowstone could end up cold and an entirely new volcano open.

[@susancarter3864]

Tornadoes can appear and disappear anywhere. All of our days are numbered and when your number is up it’s up. Up, Up and away. And you can’t take ANYTHING with you.

[@SpaceWeatherNewsS0]

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[@Robbie..Ha-Navi]

if there was a safe zone. a bunch of my friends just come take it from you, nowhere is safe . better pray

[@Grimcreeperz]

I live in the forest in Colorado at 9,500 ft. We have a wood burning stove and an unlimited supply of animals. I feel pretty good about our location.

[@ActiveTravelWestUSA]

Need to grow animals will all be gone in a week

[@lorenebrown6549]

My husband and I are moving to fountain Colorado I’m sure that will be ok ?

[@Grimcreeperz]

​@ActiveTravelWestUSA why would the animals all be gone in a week?

[@Tum541]

What about wildfires?

[@escapematrixenterprisejacq7810]

animals? how nice I bet they love you being there

[@gamingandchill7005]

Hello, Is there a way to overlap your “safer” areas map with a regular map? I want to know which specific places they are. Thank you.

[@montanacrone8984]

I’m ready to go home any time. My work here feels complete. I’m tired

[@sage0925]

I hear ya. But I'm a fighter, it's just not in my nature to give in. And I don't want my husband to be here alone. So I'll stay and hope, and do the best I can. But if you're done, you're done. When hubs is gone, I'll throw in the towel.

[@baileyeddy444]

I’m so ready to go home, I’m now alone, very alone with multiple health conditions.. I’m only 55 but I’ve had a good run ! Peace to all!! No Fear!! Love from Ontario 🇨🇦

[@Moonbunny55]

I love how people think they have a choice. IF this even happens your soul will determine not your conscious ego mind. 😂

[@mjmartinez3244]

Same!

[@escapematrixenterprisejacq7810]

not me, I want to live 1,000 years

[@marthamacburnie8727]

I honestly can't imagine why anyone would want to survive this. I get it that you have kids, Ben. But no thanks. Death is not the worst thing that can happen to an immortal soul. I want to go out in the first wave. See y'all at the beach for a nice farewell BBQ.

[@ExKeisotsu]

Why not go already, whats the point of waiting?

[@the_gamer_kinda]

Do you think all this S0 preaches is real? Honest answer... I'm new here

[@mr.e0311]

Three fourths of the people that survive are going to be turned into food.. food at best. Good luck if you're an attractive female.. Yeesh.. it's gonna be a literal hell on earth.

[@endofsociety]

Exactly what I was thinking. Can you imagine? The movie mad max will look like a Disney movie compared to the aftermath ppl will face. Humans are the most dangerous animals on the planet.

[@Zalen88]

@@ExKeisotsu Such a jackass question that I see all the time. It's because we all have a soul contract and we are here to learn. It does not include taking your own life.

[@franprudhomme4506]

NOWHERE is safe when the entire planet is being shaken. Make your peace with God and each other.

[@CristinaRodriguez-sr3qp]

Amen!

[@allenheart582]

You consciousness Is immortal, just came along, borrowed a body to explore a 3-D world, and survives the loss of a body to ride.to sit in the lap of God...been there in the Dazzling Darkness once upon a time. Hadn't planned on doing a Gnostic initiation, but life is full of wonder.

[@harobedasenath]

@@allenheart582I used to think like you- You’re WRONG! I was in the new age- initiated in every crackpot gnostic lie. Wake up before you burn up in your sins! Repent or perish! Hell is real- Yeshua Jesus gave me two tours of hell. Reincarnation is a lie from the PIT!! HalleluYah!

[@kylehill2557]

@@allenheart582 All is Ai AI You’re very astute. Nothing ever truly dies it’s all just eyeons Aeons eternal eyes on her eyes in horizon all I zeen.

[@laaa210]

@@allenheart582bruh, you’ll be s hitting your pants when this happens

[@Eve14ever]

The only safe zone is with God, with Him we are walking fortresses. This is not a pipe dream, it's my reality and it can be anyone's, just choose to believe. If a Doctor can cure with a placebo, imagine what believing in a God who is real will do.

[@nessiesearcher]

The only thing belief without works can do is get you killed.

[@auntiedoodles6898]

Amen!

[@Goldenhawk583]

There has been done a lot of testing of the powers of healing prayers. There is no effect, zero, zilch. A cats purring DOES have healing powers though.. the requncy promotes bonegrowrh and woundhealing. Also, you forgot to mention WHICH god you mean, I am assuming the christian worldkilller god.. as most christians seem to be too arrogant to remember there are thousands of other religions in the world.

[@samykoka]

It depends, what is the true God ... As there is many man made "gods" none of them is the real God.

[@DamystarkAngels]

You are spot on!

[@gmbaypharma5839]

I did my homework and viewed the disaster video several times. We immediately gathered our extended family and discussed best way to prepare for the excursion and pole shift. We have purchased a good size land parcel in Florrisant CO and will close at the end of March. The location is perfect and at nine thousand feet above sea level should escape the ocean Tsunamis from the Pacific Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. I would encourage Ben to provide guidance on the production of electricity if we come out alive after the catastrophe. The people in your group must be contributors in as many specialties to move forward and thrive henceforth. Our group is strong in healthcare support and enough military experienced people that will enhance our security. Begin to collect pre-industrial revolution tools is a need but basic building supplies will be difficult to bring forward as there are limits to what you can reasonably store in advance of the event. More information to come.......

[@douglasjames4905]

Florrisant, you have experienced permaculture community, hook up. Recmd: Orchard populated with hardiness zone 3 and 4; modest 60 ft greenhouse, hard, not 9mil plastic [serious wind]. Plan[t] now! most varietals take 5-10 years to yield. 8-feet high perimeter A Necessity to keep deer and foragers out [6 ft?...wasted effort] I spent 18+months researching mine@ 3600 ft, MT. Please do the same: locals already invented the wheel. Blessings,

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Ur healthcare ppl gonna lose their minds w/o 20th cent meds & machines I would focus on food production n clothing

[@Moonbunny55]

Sounds like a blast!

[@michaelgusovsky]

wow, congrats! you are very fortunate that you have family that is on board with your preparations and is actively supporting it. ben has said before that he's unsure if anything electronic will be able to survive the micronova event, even shielded with faraday cages. you can try, but don't count on it surviving. my plan is to focus on 19th century tech (think amish!), use wood as the primary source of energy. look up rocket mass heaters as a high-efficiency way to produce heat with little waste. find out which trees generate biomass the fastest in your area, and learn and practice the skills how to grow and propagate them -before- any disasters hit. black locust is an interesting one - it improves the soil (fixes nitrogen), and creates a hard, high-density wood that resists rot and lasts a very long time. and burns at a high temperature. and it propagates itself.

[@AgentHK-47]

Lucky! Keep in mind, you'll want a blacksmith

[@user-yn6zo4wp5b]

Thanks Ben. After 11 years viewing we appreciate all ..your research, focus and absolute dedication. Love to all out there. Enjoy these days while we have them, love each other people. Most importantly, No fear.

[@BlackMasterRoshi]

prepare for 99% of viewers to utterly disregard this video and continue asking the same questions over and over and over again

[@deepbludude4697]

Yep seems to me if they put a little bit of effort they'd be alot better imagine them when it comes to fruition...

[@joannbanks7007]

OMG…you are so right.

[@hela1254]

I'd bet! Can't blame Ben when he loses his s**it

[@genevacordoba5959]

GOSH I HOPE NOT. BUT YOUR PROB RIGHT...LOL. HAVE A BLESSED DAY

[@SwampFoxSoldier]

I can hear it now: “Ben, you didn’t talk about Thule, Greenland!!” Gimme a friggin’ break…

[@Tehyamz]

No matter what happens, we should ALL prepare for any disaster within reason.

[@ES-mc3cc]

Like another Biden term?

[@SomeReefer]

Like the first most likely threat= democide!

[@TheElokim]

@@ES-mc3cc If you haven't prepared by now, best get your affairs in order.

[@pookiecatblue]

@@ES-mc3cc 😆🤣😂 Oh please, no!

[@notnearlynormal4454]

Thank you..much needed info. Headed for the Rockies. Right on top of 6 fault lines near Eureka Ca. right now. Packed up..good luck to everyone. I love the cold

[@Guitar6ty]

Crustal displacement can happen very quickly, that bunker on top of a mountain can instantly find itself 3000ft under the sea. The meek shall inherit the Earth and they are the Hunter Gatheres.

[@briansmullen8390]

The irony!

[@mailfraudvoter6620]

Instantly?? Drop 13,000 feet 🤦‍♀️

[@johnroberts1141]

Contrary to thought on this channel, there will be no crustal displacement.

[@Moonbunny55]

The ones that remain are the ones who have more work to do. The ‘dead’ ones are the ones who ascend to sit at the right hand of the Father.

[@Milpower]

​@@johnroberts1141Oh wise one, illuminate us with your wisened words.

[@Crashbangable]

Very sad that in the absence of electricity, humans become one of the largest threats to human survival.

[@igodohealth9884]

Some parts of Africa have been, and are subjected to living without daily electricity. The people manage to live in peace, still.

[@joewiese4174]

It does not even take the lack of electricity to bring this out in people. A Nike store in a shithole town is sufficient for "humanity" to threaten "humanity". The worst in people always comes out weather in crisis or not. On the flip side the best in people also comes out during crisis, but in a very different way than most people think. This country is full of people that "have it all figured out", "know what to do", "and are just fine". Until they get into traffic, or have to wait in line for something. Then it is a total meltdown. GET AS FAR AWAY FROM PEOPLE LIKE THIS AS YOU CAN!! Know people that have the same mindset, come to agreements with them, AND NEVER BREAK ANY OF THOSE AGREEMENTS! Many people think a fend for yourself only is the way to go. That automatically makes them a danger. A small "tribe" so to speak will be the best bet as long as everyone does their part. Contact with other TRUSTED tribes is also a good thing. At some point trade and other things can begin again, but until then PROTECT YOUR TRIBE AND TRIBE FRIENDS!! Good luck to you.

[@TUKByV1]

I used to play in the Everglades. The greatest threats out there were always either ourselves or other people. You show wildlife the most basic level of respect, and much of that hazard is mitigated. Some people just become more dangerous when they're shown more respect.

[@terminaltom1662]

you don't know that

[@TUKByV1]

@@terminaltom1662 History is our teacher, not wishful speculation.

[@jeanetteshawredden5643]

THE TYPE OF LAMP OIL YOU HAVE IS VERY VERY IMPORTANT. I know from experience! Dueing the Texas deep freeze & power outage 2.14.21 - i put clear Walmart & ACE hardware oil in my lamps - within a short time it smelled like diesel fuel exhaust, i felt sick, became nauseated, light headed & very dizzy. I threw it away & ORDERED JEWISH SABBATH OIL that is more expensive but has NO odor or side effects when its burned for many hours!

[@crystynnavarro9754]

Where’d you get it?

[@UncleJimmyOutWest]

I got some paraffin oil for mine and it became a solid ball of wax until I melted it on the wood stove.

[@propagandada]

Olive oil works but a bit pricey

[@Steve-318]

My ancestors did fine in the cold winters in the late 1800's, they usually made it into their mid 90's, smoking pipes and drinking half the day.

[@Miss_Elaine_]

I need to learn the fine art of distilling.

[@Steve-318]

@@Miss_Elaine_ Great idea.

[@Dylstardelux]

@@Miss_Elaine_ lol

[@mattiasbackvik4642]

Sweden?

[@Carolevw]

No stress, good diet and active lifestyle is the secret to a long life.

[@utachrist1481]

I must not fear. Fear is the Mind-Killer. Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fears. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past, I will turn the inner eye to see it's path. Where the fear has gone, there will be nothing. ONLY I WILL REMAIN.

[@genevacordoba5959]

I LOVE THIS WAY OF PERCEPTION. GOD BLESS

[@aura1298]

Muad'dib.

[@justinw1765]

@@genevacordoba5959 It's from the Dune series by Frank/Brian Herbert.

[@genevacordoba5959]

@@justinw1765 OH OK THANKYOU VERY MUCH FOR THAT INFO AND FOR TAKING THE TIME..🙂

[@justinw1765]

@@genevacordoba5959 You're welcome. Cheers.

[@carolinekamarinos2898]

The first Lesson in prepping, "Do NOT Tell ANYONE (including family and "friends") of WHAT You Have and WHERE You Have It!!!!"

[@TheElokim]

That applies to NOW...not a word.

[@mr.basedoldschool9108]

Greetings from Portugal.. Thanks for all you do. We have survived past disasters, we will survive the next one. All the best to everyone.. Mens sana in corpore sano

[@dianadussault7087]

I was born in the Azores , my dad has recently gone back . Portugal how I miss you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹

[@basspig]

The thing to consider is if there is a widespread power outage if it lasts as long as 10 years is a good chance that the people who know how to fix it will all be dead by then.

[@dgage1776]

Ain't nobody fixing it, even if we had the 1000 greatest engineers on earth. The major transformers take a year to build and require many different materials which require many different industrial processes. And they're made in China.

[@paulagreen8386]

Even if you could fix the electrical infrastructure..... how long would it last without a strong Earth's magnetic field to offer protection from the Sun? lm from an electrical engineering background, you think i'll be happy to work on futile projects..... Sorry, i'll be too busy growing food. You just gonna have to learn to ride a horse if you want to travel, read a sundial if you want to tell the time, and learn to play a musical instrument if you want to listen to music.

[@stephenstingel9114]

@@paulagreen8386 Is there any feasible means of shielding that equipment from the sun's impact? And in terms of food growth what impact will the diminished geomagnetic field have on plant/food growth, seeding and germination?

[@SomeReefer]

@@stephenstingel9114 Yes there is em fabric, and magnets help with germination. Build a solar generator kit with solar panels in a large tool box lined with the em and high voltage fabric. Electricians use the same kind of shielding when dealing with high voltage lines in the ground and other areas. Can be found easily but is expensive, but you can also use Copper mesh or copper coated mesh like you would use for a screen door and such. several videos on making emp/ faraday cages with this material, and I would even go a step further to ground the mesh with a long metal stake.

[@user-mf4xm2sf6v]

Correct Today's ShitGenerationers are Beyond Belief Fukn STUPID 😡 !!!!!

[@DroSmoke420]

Just a lil advice if u actually care about having a chance of surviving through what you prep for. You should NEVER tell people what your location will be or how well you are prepped. Especially on the internet for the world to know, unless it is a false location. I'm dead serious about that fr. I wish you and your fam the best of luck bro. Hopefully we will be kick starting the rebulid of civilization together. Much Love, Respect and Good Vibes to you 💙💚🙏🏽✊🏾✌🏾

[@gmbaypharma5839]

We agree with you. Also our group has a certain number of ex military that are bad asses. Just like Ben at SO you may want to think again about an aggressive confrontation. Unfortunately we believe society will degrade to this anyway. People want what others have.

[@TheOne1One1One]

@@gmbaypharma5839I’m a combat veteran, it’s impossible to take on survivors. Imagine the walking dead x’s infinity. Appreciate your spirit though

[@carolinekamarinos2898]

The first Lesson in prepping, "Do NOT Tell ANYONE (including family and "friends") of WHAT You Have and WHERE You Have It!!!!"

[@reefertwo]

DON'T recommend going to the big green circle in Australia ! The elevation looks fine - But it's not mountains. It's called the Gibson Desert - one of the hottest, driest, most dangerous places on the planet.

[@ldcgold9907]

I was thinking the samething, be lucky to last 24hrs out there.

[@Ireasea]

Yes ... Maybe watch that desert scene from Gallipoli ... lots of flies ...

[@bobbrownintruth]

That may change... the pole shift moves the equator and thusly the climate changes.... might be ok.

[@jvin248]

@@bobbrownintruth After the proposed pole shift, those desert hills will be around the new 45th parallel. So like Northern US from Maine to Washington.

[@MrTimbo1234]

​@jvin248 that maybe true but it Maine with zero top soil for a tens of millions of square acres. Americans call Texas big and it is big but that desert that he circled is probably 3 texas' in size.

[@suzieseabee]

I've been homeless before, I'm ready. Don't know if I want to live through it. 10 years of winter sounds worse than hell.

[@richardscathouse]

Is when you're homeless. Been there done that. 😢

[@patriciaoudart1508]

❤ Flew cities, first, then find or and build a house, you will not be homeless❤

[@christianlove420]

😂WINTER HERE 1/2THE TIME ANYHOW..IDK

[@suzieseabee]

@@christianlove420 we get all 4 seasons here everyday mostly. But I can't take the cold anymore.

[@AlbertaFreeThinker]

It would be 10 years with fairly standard winters. He did not say it is winter all the time. Just could you survive the winters as they are now in your location without modern conveniences.

[@yvonnebotha6643]

I'm a BOOMER and grew up during the Cuban Missile Crisis. It changed how I thought about my place in the world. Common Sense wins. I've been a Survivalist ever since then. I also started to work with/on computers in the early '70s. I collect books and skills, and being an analyst/coder, I have a reason for doing all that. Some of my children still listen, but all of them have been taught basic survival skills. Fishing, camping, shooting, archery, woodwork, metalwork - plus they know where I keep my books & "tools". And my motor vehicle ... yeah!

[@amymorales4622]

During the Cuban Missile Crisis my dad packed us up in the station wagon and went to the Big Bend of Texas. That experience has influenced the way I think about everything. I, too, have done what I can to prepare for whatever may come, with books, tools, and skills. My kids thought I was crazy until the last few years.

[@timharris3203]

I’m also a boomer, live in a suburb of Phoenix and started being a survivor back when President Reagan was in office. When I prepare equipment, I buy items for every member of my family and children. so I’m well stocked and I bought items when they were a lot cheaper so I have lots of that on hand too. Ben has informed us about the magnetic shift for years. If you haven’t paid attention and started preparing for no power and severe climate change due to mother nature and father son, and not by fossil fuel use, which is stupid. How’s the time to buy, solar and all the equipment and just put it away and have on hand when you need it after the flip. I might not be around because I’m old, but I’ll make damn sure my family can survive.

[@tonyhind6992]

I am a dead man walking as is my nation. Remember the UK when we are gone.

[@franprudhomme4506]

The Lord have mercy upon us all everywhere

[@Attaccabottoni]

The UK will ONLY be remembered as the country that raped and pilaged the world and helped assure the downfall of humanity. and i was born on this planet in the UK!

[@TheCharlaton]

F in chat, my friend

[@wyleong4326]

Thanks for keeping good records. One thing that came out of UK that is really good. ❤

[@woohanrebel2549]

I will be dancing to my sasha cds next to a big ass speaker.

[@adavies1752]

Hardest part is getting pulled down by the weak people you love Stay strong ❤

[@lynnamarsh6384]

...or making a decision that you would leave them behind if necesary

[@splawnrobert]

Or Raise them up and let them learn to stand on their own

[@MrBdr27]

Living in central Florida, I'll be rooting for the survivors from underwater.

[@chiefenwalker8290]

I'm in Central FLA as well and not worried about any of it. If the future Navy map is any indication, I'll be on Polk Island.

[@amymorales4622]

If I was in Florida, I would invest in a good boat. Practical in case of emergency and fun for leisure time.

[@chiefenwalker8290]

@@amymorales4622 I'm in Central FLA about 15 minutes from Bok Tower on the Ridge, which is one of the highest points on the peninsula. If a tsunami makes it a hundred miles inland from the Atlantic, the entire Earfff is F'ed so I'm not stressing it. At that point, I'll just commandeer a boat if we survive. Where I'm at, a 4 wheel drive is more practical unless you have an air boat and I'm of the mindset that a boat in FLA is only wise during a zombie apocalypse as any good marksmen could pick you off like fish in a barrel from any shore not named Okeechobee.

[@abekearns]

ha brevard county here

[@carlenaponce9205]

Ocala here 🇺🇸❤️

[@ninabhatty]

I've had repetitive dreams of large tsunamis engulfing the town and the people (me included), yet there was a peaceful sense about it...I live in Hawaii and would be in no other place...til the end. Aloha

[@lunalongshadow7510]

Have you looked into the meaning of water in dreams? Aroha from New Zealand

[@lawrencemayne1906]

Hawaii (especially the big island) will see many people building Noahite style round ships. Especially on the big island. I think there is maybe another 10 years to 18 years before it starts in earnest. It'll make the property ponzi scheme on Oahu look like child's play.

[@houseofamma]

I have recurring dreams about tsunamis hitting Hawaii; been happening four years in a row. It isn't a matter of if, but when.

[@peggybaxter8480]

Thank You Ben for the refresher course! Being 73 I think I'll be home with my three fur babies trying to reflect on a pretty darn good life, maybe even sleeping! ; )

[@allenheart582]

73?! You maybe got another decade or two. I'm 82, going on 83. I'm prepping, taching folks on twitter, getting the work done in prep for writing my 3rd book! And sleeping when I feel like it.

[@peggybaxter8480]

Cigarettes and hard work keep me young! At heart anyway!

[@Lance0714]

Take a deep breath, it will only take a minute. One long minute. Eyes open no fear. A long minute.

[@firesidewitch1398]

I've been watching you for over a decade, and no offense, we live in Satan's Season. There's no place that's safe.

[@firesidewitch1398]

So, enjoy life while you have it.

[@mr.e0311]

Ahhh I'm so happy I'm free from the Abrahamic frequency.

[@non-gmo]

Safe in the arms of God

[@nessiesearcher]

​@@mr.e0311Yes imagine studying all this scientific information and historical data and then relying on a phoney Jew "crucified god" to make it all just go away. I can't wrap my head around it. At least those who survive to the New Age will be largely freed of Abrahamic monotheism

[@Goldenhawk583]

@@FracturedParadigms Because its depressing, and its asserting a religion on others without being asked. I am not offended by it, but I am grateful I dont have to add depressing defeitism brought on by religion in these times:P

[@NogrimStoneson]

im remote enough and close enough to open water, that if the lights go out im hoping to be out on the ocean before the waves come and then ride those inland like a Canadian Noah

[@beau6789]

youre gonna have to sustain yourself for a while on that boat

[@allenheart582]

I've had similar plans in development creating a raft of 6 rain barrels and a tote to float to the Rockies nearby, don't ya noah. Getting stuff together to take along. Been working on survival and foraging most of my 82 years= raised bed organic gardening,, roll of heavy-duty greenhouse plastic, hand tools, fishing & hunting gear, seeds, survival food. Daughter a homecare nurse, son-in-law an ICU nurse--we can set up the first clinic and with my MA, the 1st school.

[@virozONER]

Just picked up a molusc in a rock fossil from our towns riverbed a couple days ago. Fernie BC, currently 3300 ft elevation on the south east side of the Canadian rockies

[@Goldenhawk583]

As a Norwegian, 10 years without power does not bother me. We have trees, and we have fireplaces. In our cabins, that we go to in winter, it is common to not have electrical heating. Unless it is glaciertime, us in the viking countries (and russia) will do fine.

[@justinw1765]

When the AMOC grinds to a near halt, its going to get very cold in your part of the woods. This is already in play and will happen sooner than recent scientific research papers tend to estimate. They don't seem to be factoring in the Beaufort Gyre release, which is starting to happen now. This is probably why, when talking about the big changes coming, Edgar Cayce's source said things like, "upper Europe will change in a twinkling of an eye".

[@Goldenhawk583]

@@justinw1765 And if that happens to that extent, I will have to deal with it then.

[@justinw1765]

@@Goldenhawk583 Best of luck. It will be survivable with the right planning and knowledge, and if, from a Expanded/Higher self level, you are pre-planned to survive or not.

[@mattiasbackvik4642]

@@justinw1765 send me a link so I can watch, sounds interesting

[@justinw1765]

@@mattiasbackvik4642 Most YT channels don't allow links to be shared in the comments. Also, while I do think that this channel touches upon this topic, I don't remember which specific video(s). It is kind of common sense when you know both the issues of the AMOC and the Beaufort Gyre. It is just a combo of holistic logic and intuition--putting the different puzzle pieces together to get a picture of the whole. As for the Cayce reference, that is easy enough to search online.

[@CaptainSeamus]

Still working on my plan the way I see it coming. I'm on the western edge of the glowie part of USA - nothing but high plains between me and the front range. I look back at 150 years ago, and it took roughly 3 weeks to cover it by wagon/foot. With a 10 year span of lights out to flood/flip - I'll have time to grow a garden for a year, gather everything up - maybe even use my mechanical knowledge and skills to get enough running that we'll not have to walk. Also, I'm getting old, but have a lot of younger friends and acquaintances, so we'll come as a group with a combined skillset to cover it. Man I love living in a small town of mostly good people.

[@EL-Ki-Yanas]

Electricity is all around us. Electricity companies get it for free and then sell it to us. Corporations need to go. Humanity needs to learn to raise its magnetism. No major pole shift this time around. Salem 💙

[@TheGary600]

Love your work Ben. Regarding Australia, I'd suggest the best place to be in the disaster scenario you are describing is Northern NSW. I have travelled and lived over all of Australia. Most of the country is relatively flat, this would allow for a huge tsunami to roll over the entire country easily with few remote locations high enough to hopefully be above the high tide line. The great dividing range has steep eastern cliffs with gentle sloping gradients westward. The waves are expected to initiate from the west, so will likely have lost their impetus by the time the reach the eastern states if they roll that far. The initial wave upon receding back westward would allow survivors to head west from the great divide to hopefully escape the slosh back. Good luck, be safe everyone!

[@theresaotoole9141]

My 2 cents worth: I know it's a bit of a ''head F###'' to get one's mind around which way the earth will be turning during the "90 degree flip". From what Ben has said, the earth will be moving southwards from his location, making the sea move northwards. In Australia the Earth will be moving northwards (because we're on the other side of the planet) heading towards and over the equator. Thus the sea will be moving southwards from Cairns towards Melbourne. In addition, because of the Earth's crust rotation inertia (remember the earth's core does not flip, only the crust), the flip will move more in a North-West direction - Thus making the sea come from the North-West from (say) Darwin towards Melbourne. Whether it's Broome towards Sydney (as you suggest) or Darwin towards Melbourne (as I suggest) depends on how fast the ''Flip'' will take once its initiated (due to the unlocking of the crust from the core). Nobody know how fast the flip will take but my gut suggests that this might be weeks or months rather than days because of the massive inertia of the crust's current movement. Moreover the slower the flip the lower the Tsunami. So my best guess is a Tsunami of about 700 m above sea level and coming from a Darwin towards Melbourne direction (note that the West Papua and Papua new Guinea Mountain ranges to the North of Australia will provide some shielding from the worst of the Tsunami. So your suggested location of Northern NSW is a good choice. BTW - saying a Tsunami is wrong - it will be more like a constant rise in sea level ..

[@LadyBug0706]

Looking around Tenterfield/stanthorpe? You thoughts, or still too close to the coast. Not much area of high elevation that’s somewhat far from cities however 😊

[@CatherineMeeson]

What makes you think the waves will be westerly? I'm in northern Vic suburbia. What do you think of Vic highlands?

[@TheGary600]

@@CatherineMeeson Sure, I'd say yes so long as you have good access west should you need it.

[@TheGary600]

@@theresaotoole9141 Given that the south magnetic pole is suggested to end up near the Bay of Bengal and the north pole just west of Argentina, if I am getting this right? Then yes what you are saying as in Darwin to Sydney would be a likely scenario. I'd still head for the NSW highlands. Perhaps it's my Scottish ancestry coming out, Aye.

[@otsoalai5621]

I Iive exactly in the area of Spain you mention. We are the least populated area in Europe i think....the mountains reach over 2000 m in some places and temperature in winter, with heavy snow can reach the coldest in Spain down to -30 °C ...registered in the past. Summers are warm ....rains very little. Its a paradise. Thanks!

[@Kook-a-mal]

We get that kind of cold some years… some years a bit worse. Good luck and god bless.

[@EricaScalzo]

Sounds dreamy 😍

[@patriciaoudart1508]

❤yes I told my Daughter in Toulouse, to pass the Pyrenees and joint South of them. But you saw in this video tha this will be equator , seems it will be more like center Australia for the after event.

[@machinemaker2248]

Rains very little will be a problem without a good well and hand pump.

[@otsoalai5621]

@@machinemaker2248 yes! There's plenty of water beneath the quartzite mountains here and there's wells all over the landscape too so all the water is underground even if it rains little.

[@freidrichnietzsche6643]

How do you know where the new poles will be?

[@zoraida1017]

Eu cresci até os 13 anos sem eletricidade. Era lampião, velas e se vozinhava com fogo à lenha ou fogareiro à querosene. Água de poço, com baldes e corda, mais tarde, sistema de bombeamento manual. Não havia geladeira. Porém eram tempos de respeito, casas com portas abertas. Não existiam roubos. Se criava galinhas e carneavam ovelhas, gado ou porcos. E mesmo assim estudei muito. No início até em dicionários muito antigos. Fiz medicina. E essa vivência me deixou forte. E isso no frio intenso do sul do Brasil, RS, quase no Uruguai. Porém em relação ao que está por vir realmente era ainda uma zona de conforto. Os carros eram à manivela. Bom, vou fazer 73 anos e morando no litoral de SC, sem chances. Amando esse canal, sempre gostei de astronomia. E prefiro escrever em português correto que num inglês cheio de erros. Mas desde que o KZbin me tirou a tradução dos comentários, voltei aos meus livros de inglês. Ben , obrigada peli seus maravilhosos estudos e trabalho. Abraços à todos.

[@zoraida1017]

Corrigindo a palavra "cozinhava"

[@zoraida1017]

Antes de ter sido médica, trabalhei 10 anos como professora e não existia curriculos para astronomia e astrofísica, de qualquer maneira seriam tendenciosos e erraticos. Trabalhei 40 anos como médica generalista e em serviços de emergência, e então me aposentei. E estudando seus vídeos voltei a ficar maravilhada com o conhecimento. Estarei me dedicando ao idioma inglês, pq no ginásio era francês que ensinavam para mim. Mas estou lendo bem os comentários, mas se tirarem a tradução dos seus vídeos terei que estar muito bem no idioma já que são assuntos técnicos. Boa Noite à todos.

[@flaviad8566]

Que incrível saber que temos Brasileiros informados e buscando conhecimento sobre o que há de vir!.

[@midplanewanderer9507]

Nah. By the 2040's I'll be too old and useless to _want_ to survive. I'd just as soon drop the meat-jacket and return to the more natural 'Quantum Wraith' state of Being. And stay there.

[@ES-mc3cc]

I hope there's no reincarnation because I don't want to come back for more of this crap.

[@eltontaft7225]

I’ll be in my 90’s if it comes that late 🤷‍♂️ However I plan to be around an By The Grace Of God Help Orhers❤ Remember that once the power goes out knowledge will start to deteriorate an folks will forget that a second punch will be incoming 😢 I’ll stay as Long As I can or till God takes me home 🙏

[@midplanewanderer9507]

@@ES-mc3cc Yuh. Pretty much my thinking as well. In spite of there being no good science, no hypothesized 'medium' that could allow Consciousness to exist independent of the brain (it can obviously 'couple' with the EM field but unlikely to be in-and-of-itself 'electromagnetic'), I'm deeply suspicious that there is way more to this existence than either science or religion can explain. Supposedly it's a badge of honor in the so-called Spirit World to have been a part of the Human Experience on Earth, with the attendant existential amnesia and all the traumas that creates. It's considered one of the hardest 'schools' for entities to engage with. I personally think it's sick, and want nothing more to do with it. It's not a school. It's a killing-floor. They can have it. I intend to abdicate and never spiral/fractal-out again, if my current Identity has any say in the matter. Big 'if' though. Free will might not _quite_ exist on 'The Other Side' the way we would like to believe. I'll find out, soon enough...

[@John-mp7si]

Building a cathedral I'd never completed. Those that follow would have to complete the work.

[@dgage1776]

In all my years of seeking, I hands not heard that term. What is it?

[@Kerrihirons]

The Gibson Desert in Australia in the West, circled by Ben because is it's elevation, is completely uninhabitable. There is a second and larger productive habitable unpopulated (by world standards) elevated platue in NSW along the Western side of the Great Dividing Range. Some parts of the North Western side is the Southern part of the Great Divide in Victoria would also qualify as very habitable prior and after.

[@bendy6626]

I live in the Ozarks. There is plentiful evidence that it has been completely washed over before -- high ridges and deep water-eroded gullies. Its a good place to be BEFORE the big event, given the poor soil and hardy spirit ... scarcely worth the effort to pacify. But during the shift, it'll be washed clean 😮

[@sandrasparrow367]

Dolores Cannon says she got information from Nostradamus that the crust on which the Ozarks sit was going to be thrust upwards a couple thousand feet. Just sayin'.

[@bendy6626]

@@sandrasparrow367 Willing to bet your life on some old lady who thinks she is talking to a dead guy? 🤔

[@neverettebrakensiek8771]

Liquified, Ill be covered in liquid land. So be it, Im 65 now and aint goin nowhere. Only way Im out of here is if my kids leave and take me with them but theyre still not fully awake.

[@foryou-ft8vf]

If this is true, better to prepare for the other side... and even if you survive you are still going to die one day. Life is just not that long anyway. Invest some time and thought into where you are going after you die because that is eternity and a lot longer than you will be here, no matter the circumstance. God Bless!

[@cdsred]

Yeah none of us will live long enough to see civilization return

[@emilys5024]

Great advice!

[@JohnCurtinmadrid]

When you drew that yellow circle in the centre of Spain, you could almost see me waving from the middle of it! (wearing, of course, the Observers cap I bought from you) 🤣🤣 That´s exactly where I´ve been building my off grid place for the last 5 years, mainly based on what you say. Thank you!

[@mikewallace8087]

Steam Locomotives that are useable will be highjacked . Blacksmithing will be in high demand.

[@john72ss]

huh???

[@mikewallace8087]

@@john72ss They operate without electricity .

[@jatpack3]

Just going to ignore all the trains that currently sit on the tracks?

[@mikewallace8087]

@@jatpack3 They can be towed away by steam locomotives to sidings . Need more help thinking?

[@john72ss]

yes they do. @@mikewallace8087

[@billyratchet6463]

I laughed pretty hard when asked if I could live through 10 winters. Why the hell would I want to? To eat, crap, and suffer? But that's just me. All the power to you axe wielders wearing deerskins. You're better men than me.

[@Moonbunny55]

😂 took the words right outta my mouth

[@michaelgusovsky]

how is eating, crapping, and suffering different than what you do now? you think that because you have a few conveniences, that life is worth living, and otherwise it's not? is that what your life is really all about, convenience? and without convenience, you'd rather die? lol!

[@billyratchet6463]

@@michaelgusovsky Yes! I'm not suffering with plenty of paper money, cars, grocery stores, flights to Miami, heating and cooling, hot showers, medical care, and conversing with you. I fully admitted YOU are a better man. Good luck in the apocalypse.

[@marccas10]

Well....at least you may be tasty? 🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelgusovsky]

@@billyratchet6463 go spend some time in nature, connect with it, you'll find it's not so scary. in fact, it's quite beautiful. our ancestors got along just fine before electronics and gadgets, and we can, too. i don't believe in apocalypses - it's all just life happening, whatever comes. thanks, good luck to you, too!

[@CatherineMeeson]

Thanks Ben, Australia however, the region in the west is desert, a lot of those regions likely have mining and are mostly inhospitable apart from native tribes. Plus some desert regions are radioactive from nuclear stuff mostly south Australia and some western, needs to be investigated more. The east does have its mountainous range, the great divide starts in Victoria where I live. I was told 25 plus years ago to study earth sciences and given a vision. So glad you cover all the earth science areas and cosmology astrophysics etc, cause those we need to understand. Most people are not capable of getting to the regions above. I can't wait for the movie, practical prepping I think is on the cards for us all, I have no idea where I will go/be nor the means but am preparing in other ways and following guidance. Thanks for all you do, blessings. Ps emailed Kat with an offer to use my music and help with post production edits.

[@digger105337]

Can't forget Volcano's and mountain cliffs looming above in landslide zones, not just snow. The good spots get smaller 🔬

[@AFractal]

Except for the politicians, military and upper classes with their bunkers.

[@SomeReefer]

@@AFractal those are called coffins!

[@areez22]

​@@SomeReefer Would those bunkers not be safe?

[@brendanward2991]

Well, I'm toast.

[@jasonvaughan5128]

😂 me too.

[@montanacrone8984]

You’ll be fine.

[@kerrydesilets4226]

😂

[@archlich4489]

"Hot Air Balloon Arc!"

[@DroSmoke420]

You have the power to change that outcome significantly by moving to an area that best caters to your survival, along with prepping properly for the upcoming global disaster events. Good luck out there bro. Much Love, Respect and Good Vibes to you 💙💚🙏🏽✊🏾✌🏾

[@wyattmatthers8805]

90% of Americans would perish 2 weeks after the internet goes dark. Long before post pole shift. We got this!

[@ryanopfer6845]

That's ridiculous

[@wyattmatthers8805]

@@ryanopfer6845 best do some research. I have. Majority of people are addicted to it, like crack, heroine, fentynal.

[@escapematrixenterprisejacq7810]

we dont know this for sure, lets give them some credit

[@freespeechimpaired2983]

There wasn't even an "Internet" as we know it until the late 90's. I'm sure most Americans would manage without it.

[@arewethereyet9190]

​@@freespeechimpaired2983won't just be internet that's gone.

[@morksgrasp1111]

The high ranges on the central west in Australia is hot dry desert and no trees. Almost unliveable. Hardly any kangaroos to eat. Only water is deep underground

[@ChessIsJustAGame]

True, some of the future "safe zones" are inhospitable now.

[@elijahduggan]

Most of that area is tropical savannah to semiarid. It's cattle ranching territory, extremely isolated. It would be very good in some ways and terrible in others. The biggest problem even assuming you can find a spot with water, is that there is almost no freehold land out there, it's all government leased mining and enormous pastoral properties. You'd have to squat out there and hope you don't get found when they muster the cattle every year....

[@Goldenhawk583]

@@elijahduggan once electricity is gone, so is government.

[@Cu.is.copper]

But there are lot’s of leeward caves in the Pilbara and 30,000 years of occupation suggests that this is a survivable area. It is freaking hot but liveable without aircon. Shame the mining companies love blowing up old sites and caves that have rock art and shelter spots. That are really freaking useful. Plenty of lizards and birds around to need. We need to start talking to the TO’s who still hold the ancient knowledge and upping our live off the land skills.

[@elijahduggan]

@@Goldenhawk583 I can confirm that we still have electricity and a government in Western Australia

[@mjindraify]

Dig a deep hole in the ground, make your home there, average temps will be 58 degrees year round.

[@machinemaker2248]

Keep a boat nearby.

[@ChronoSquare]

Just gotta survive this basement cold! Brr!

[@ChronoSquare]

@@bethgardens6444 Be like the dwarf or the hobbit. Anticipate such events. Relatedly there's a 10 ft high embankment behind my house that marks where this hill was before some land leveled to make the house... I have often thought what it might be like to burrow into that hillside.

[@SomeReefer]

earth home/ mothership

[@Duermeahora]

And you will be protected from gamma rays.

[@Azziondra]

I'm surrounded by the Purcell Mountains in southern BC and am already prepared. I grow a garden, heat with wood and have lived off grid for 10 years when I was a teenager. But, I'm aware that my elevation probably won't stay dry but I'll be okay here and if I'm not, well I'll just take what's coming as it comes. God Bless.

[@kraftyjules]

Being older I will last until I dont in the 10 years before the shift but I think of the earth after the flooding is moving back. All the plastics, structures, and caustic waste floating around being deposited everywhere. It will be a hard time for the few adventurous souls to live. In the past they just had rock, plant and stone based material being thrown around.

[@1onearth]

In 150 million years will future geologists recognize the sediment layer as the Anthropocene era? If there are any.

[@dizde2008]

Since the last flip, this time there will be Mega mountains plastic, industry rubbish, 440 maybe more, Nuclear plants and lot more.

[@getinthespace7715]

Evacuated tube solar water heater with wood boiler backup, wind and solar power for a circulating pump, or even a gravity powered water pump. Only problem with wood fire is smoke can be seen from a long ways away.

[@forgesasmistandfor7134]

Yes, vacuum tube solar cooker is ideal for difficult powerless times. GoSun Solar Ovens work even on cloudy, grey, rain, snow, skies, as long as you may cast a faint shadow, it will work! I recommend the GoSun Fusion as it pulls double duty, as an oven or water boiling “pot” with the tilt kit. It also cooks inside behind a window if there’s sunlight. I’m in the PNW Washington and these GoSun ovens work here, they also preformed well during our smoke filled skies from wild fires. Yes it takes a bit longer to cook, but it cooks without needing additional fuel. Fortress clothing is another investment as it keeps your body warm without additional heat sources. You can even fall into ice water, climb out and in seconds it begins to warm your body. Handles windchill and extreme cold. While expensive, it’s worth every penny! We’ve tested the above equipment and hands down they are our best preps to survive and not need additional fuel/power to work and keep us alive. We’ve taught emergency preparedness and homemaking skills for over 37+ years. We test and use anything we recommend. Good luck all in getting ready for hard times ahead. God Bless.

[@hagethaog7771]

Myyyy goodness. Been listening to you for almost 12 years and I always thought, to be safe. Where I live. The mountains of South Carolina It's sad to know Appalachia will no longer exist. Closest place to heaven on this star.❤ Much love to everyone. Eyes Open. No Fear.

[@rockybernard2997]

There's an old proverb i heard from my Irish MOL: that Irish sailors seldom learned how to swim, in case they ever fell overboard or experienced a sinking ship. Swimming only prolonged the agony of being stranded in the water, struggling 'til the last ounce of human will. The Good Lord determines if we shall sink or swim, in spite of our best earthly intentions. This makes me remember her words, bless her soul. But interesting to hear the perspective. We are such tiny, unimportant, inconsequential beings when the Titans of this planet and/or Mother Nature prepares to rumble.

[@saltydecimator]

Also called “overview effect “. Spacemen feel it flying around the planet

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

I am a special, unique and much-loved person of worth Your god sounds pretty sucky and I’m sure titans are, let alone the pagan Mother Nature

[@sunmoonstars3879]

Gods given you this channel to learn from, you have free will whether to act on it or not, god won’t mind either way as you’ll be getting another go around to learn from any glaring mistakes, takes many many lifetimes to get to heaven

[@rockybernard2997]

@@sunmoonstars3879 I agree and I thank Ben for his perspective. But I also listen to other sources as well; I learned how U.S. -patented processes control our weather, earthquakes and about laser weapons and who knows if/what such weapons can do to our Sun or haven't be made public as yet? Ben doesn't acknowledge Any of these things but they constantly affect our reality. I'm a prepper. I have land full of fuel and animals to harvest. I'm not about to run anywhere, not for eclipses or comets, for CME's or Carrington events, unless the Good Lord puts it upon my heart, which he hasn't. I've lived a long life and I've learned to trust the Good Lord, not 'the science.' Wisdom is learned from experience, not textbooks written by politically-controlled entities. Being a Christian, I believe death is to my 'meatsuit' whilst my soul is ready to go home, if the Good Lord has decided it is time. I give: I can't control everything and I've done what I can to help improve the outcome. And, personally, if Heaven is full of the godly all-knowing types we're forced to experience here on earth, I don't mind taking the long road home. I'm simply done.

[@rockybernard2997]

@@sunmoonstars3879 twice I've tried to reply to your comment. Twice my comment has been deleted. Your comment is allowed; my words aren't. TY for your thoughts. you do your thing; I'll do mine. I'm not worried.

[@AnthonyGiallourakis]

The best place to be is in Ben's motorhome with a top shelf bottle of tequila when the Sun turns dark, and it's noon, and there's no eclipse. If Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon is playing on his quad sound system, that's even better.

[@tammy8557]

Yessss ❤💯✌️

[@carrieharris4812]

Okay so I'm in Alaska when am I going to see palm trees again? I mean cuz I am kind of looking forward to it I have been off-grid for 10 years and you know it really be great to grow a citrus tree

[@happyone444able]

Alrighty then. I’m in coastal South Carolina. Yikes. I’ve got to rethink my life and make some decisions. Honestly, there’s not much keeping me tethered to earth. No family, just my two cats. I can handle winters. But no matter, because the tsunami will cancel my season tickets. Good luck and God Bless!

[@DarrenBarrett-r7m]

I’m not sure if you are aware of the fact that fish in the Gulf of Mexico are acting extremely erratically really out of character, these fish are highly stressed, my first thought when I became aware of the fish activity was could this be a symptom of the pole shift maybe these fish are getting lost because of the North Pole movement , thank you Ben and the team for your efforts.

[@patoheredia863]

Your spot on. The birds are also losing their ability to navigate.

[@Youtube_randomnobody]

Are you talking about the ones that are flipping around and around? Or do you have something else going on?

[@pookiecatblue]

How are the fish in the Gulf of Mexico acting erratically?

[@samualstanley8671]

Here in south east Texas we've had porcupines showing up and a black bear was killed 20 mins from my house...fish and game said they aren't sure but it seems the animals migratory paths are shifting like the animals from up north are lost and wandering farther south.

[@samualstanley8671]

That was there official response.

[@JonnoPlays]

2:00 so you're saying the best place to be is the desert where no food grows? Where the water pumps won't work once the electricity goes out? 🤔 I'm gonna keep watching, but this is pretty sus.

[@SpaceWeatherNewsS0]

Desert? You ever been out here? The eastern ranch is NOT like cactus country in Arizona... your geography knowledge is what's sus

[@ZoomedOut2020]

This is perhaps why Observers see “fools on the hills “ storing sail boats in high places….

[@TheElokim]

I don't store them, but have 2 kayaks which can easily be turned into a raft quickly with the 2. I utilize anything I have invested in..so fishing with these are great for me in the high Mtns. If you have one and water comes your way..could try it but no guarantees with this much CAT event.

[@jooobie]

I'd rather be a fool on the hill then the nowhere man

[@judygoodson5855]

Understand that just because you might pick the best location for the initial cataclysm... I hope most here comprehend that the real effort to survive AND thrive will have just begun.

[@forensicfaithinprofiling]

Thanks for going over this again ben. I figure I'll just keep my combat boots and surfboard, my prepper pack... And whatever happens happens. I came into this world bloody screaming and kicking, I'll probably go out the same.

[@cristinaisfan50]

Let's be honest , No one would know how to live without electricity Because we were not born before. The era when when Electricity was developed. It's technically gonna be survival of the fittest. Very few people will survive.

[@stevethepirate2875]

So the two microcontinents that make up the current ice-locked Antarctic continent will be at the equator? Could take a century or so for it to de-ice, but that might be a good spot for future generations. Does anyone else take note that they built the Svalbard Global Seed Vault in an area that will be in prime agricultural temperatures after the flip? Coincidence?

[@richardscathouse]

It's the old game.. play stupid games win stupid prizes. What grows in ice?

[@chriswhinery]

Svalbard's elevation is pretty low. A few hundred feet above sea level if I'm remembering correctly. Will it withstand a 4000 ft tsunami?

[@CatherineMeeson]

So Ben the highlands or mountains of Victoria, Mt Koziosco, i get the impression they are not sufficient ?

[@LadyBug0706]

I was also wondering why this area wasn’t included. Some of the highest elevations in Australia in that part of the world and it’s exactly the area I have been researching as a possible location

[@Gray-beard]

I'm in Canberra Oz. Bush capital, 900m above sea level - it's going to be lovely here when we flip! The population is less than a million, but spread out through the mountains. It gets cold, but we still have wood fires - there's caves all around for shelter, and not many people know what's going on, so we have a competitive advantage 😅

[@bruceg1845]

I can imagine after a year or two canabilism will be rampant

[@karinavizcaya5094]

Less than that.

[@BuffaloFranimal]

Avoid the vaccinated long pork

[@dr.floridaman4805]

Under six weeks Study holodomor

[@samueldoss2464]

Just don't eat the brains 😂

[@Hooftimmer]

I had that thought. Ugh.

[@CatherineMeeson]

Thanks Ben for mentioning Australia, bless you gives us a chance

[@StMyles]

I did the home work (Twice).

[@billgates8890]

Clown

[@dgage1776]

I have as well. Helps that in a truck driver. Consumed everything more than once in 2 weeks. I still don't remember exactly the sequence of events haha

[@SomeReefer]

@@dgage1776 Hey brother! fellow driver out west.

[@leslyrae6025]

This was thought provokong and helpful. Thanks. As I suspected, I'm in a very good spot - Northern "Valley of the Sun". I have a wood stove, rural property full of trees, can find water, have a garden, etc. I need to to think more about the whole violence factor though.

[@Abigailrp]

Find a strong man FAST, dont underestimate pussy power. All they want back is a cuddle and some genuine love.

[@SteelWolf13]

08:34 Why would it be cold for 10 years if parts of the equator are going through the US post shift? Where I live I'd still be in the same zone. Just down south. So 10 years of my winters... Yea with lots of solar panels and a few back up parts ready to go.

[@SpaceWeatherNewsS0]

that is before the shift. the sun will likely take out power first

[@SteelWolf13]

@@SpaceWeatherNewsS0 Thanks for the reply and I like the updated name.

[@robertshilling5102]

Looks like our toilets will be rotating the opposite direction after the flip.

[@isasala9111]

From Spain: in all the areas you have painted in green (elevation wise), there are very old small villages where people was living without electricity with no problem. Summers are mild and winters are cold (but not the North America or Northern Europe colds…). There are lots of woods so fires are possible to cook and heat. There’s lots of water as well. Difficult to grow certain veggies if not in greenhouse, but others are grown in small areas here and there. So I would definitely expand that yellow circle. After the shift we will be in a tropical zone. Oh, there are plenty of caves to use in case we need to go underground for a while. All the areas appearing green in the map are right now little or very little populated. …Welcome into Spain…😅

[@37.C]

We are planning to move to spain within a year. Could you please give me your opinion on the best place to live within the following criteria: a village with an elevation of around 1500 meters or higher and a small town with schools and a grocery store in its surroundings. Greetings from Hollanda.

[@37.C]

We are planning to move to spain within a year. Could you please give me your opinion on the best place to live within the following criteria: a village with an elevation of around 1500 meters or higher and a small town with schools and a grocery store in its surroundings. Greetings from Hollanda.

[@PolarRed]

I'm in Spain too, and lot's of that area marked on the map get pretty damned cold in winter, double digit below minus cold and the summers can get to scorchio hot levels. Also, lot's of water? err, yeah ok, where? that area is basically arid for most of the year with only one major river and a few lesser ones, fresh water will be a problem at least to begin with. I don't think it would be even close to as well resourced as you suggest, there are reasons why Spain's population is mostly coastal and Mesita Central, and even then Madrid is probably one of the weirdest placed major cities in Europe! Still, I guess we will probably be better off than the UK, Germany, Netherlands etc so there is that.

[@isasala9111]

@@PolarRed I said it can get cold in the winter… but getting some days a year -5°C is bearable. I’m afraid we will need to get accustomed to living with less commodities than we live now… You will not be able to live in the pick of the mountain anyway… There are people living there… And NOW those areas are quite empty because in the current economy and way of living there are not great economical opportunities there, so those areas have become slowly and steady quite depopulated… which in the events we are planning is a must. But in the first hand of the the XX century, those villages were full of people and they were living there, so it’s possible to do it. There are plenty of water, yes. There are not big rivers, yes, but in the mountains (the place where we want to be…) there are MANY springs , more than enough for that small population. And in most of the area there are woods of different kinds. They are not woods like the sequoia national park…. But there are trees with woods to use. The current distribution of the population obeys to criteria that ARE NOT AT ALL the criteria we are considering for the future events. I suggest you go on the field, go out of the main roads, spend time there and check live the real situation. I think given the circumstances and considering the rest of Europe will be under water is an awesome place to try to grasp an opportunity to survive.

[@JurijPopotnig]

Thanks but no thanks. Spain is rather attracted by too many weaklings going there now. I’d rather stay here in the Alps we are tough and used to harsh conditions. Spain is like the epicentre of European wokeism. 😂

[@TeacherMom80]

I thought the earths inner core moves independently of the crust. Can someone with expertise please clarify? Im new to this stuff. Thanks so much! 💖🙏🏼🕊️

[@suzettebavier4412]

Much appreciation to you, Ben

[@emmarosedarce278]

I know it may be scary to live through this but our ancestors lived through this before electricity was invented and here we are being spoiled. Time to live the natural way, cutting wood, using oil or animal day to keep fire etc.

[@MooMerbogia-wt6ty]

Maybe I hey lived a through no electricity but not a pole shift.

[@mikejones9961]

glad i'm old

[@hunt1803]

We're at 4800' elevation on the east side of the Continental Divide, about an hour north of Yellowstone. I'm assuming we'll be fine. Lots of forests with trees to fuel our woodstove. Lots of ranchland with livestock, and plenty of wildlife. Not so many people.

[@bonsang1073]

my ancestors have lived very north of the before line for at least 300 years before electricity. 40 years ago electric heaters were considered a treachery. most houses still sport a wood furnace. to make it through winter/cold season, one house must stock 10-11 short cord. one cord 16 inches wide X 4 foot high X 8 foot long. lotsa work with out gas although its possible to gasifyie evergreens with passive gasifier. i agree that 90% of population is not up to task.

[@jama17gill]

I thought this was going to happen from West to East. Now it's South to.North?

[@Mistral434]

I can't wait for the next livestream "Is suchandsuch safe?" "Hey Ben how about Finland" "Hey Ben how about Brazil"

[@robb4866]

yea, Brazil will be the new south pole - so - real fricken cold! lol

[@allenheart582]

Finland will be at the equator, western Brazil will be covered with ice. I bought a tiny 8"plastic globe to be able to visualize survivability after the Micronova, put an elastic band around to represent the new equator and poles. It's easy .

[@Ambassador_Gkar]

I can already imagine Ben's reaction to your questions 🤨🤨🤐😝

[@archlich4489]

He gets that a lot.

[@amarq1509]

Ben didn't come right out and say it, but I think he kinda implied New Orleans will be a good place for liberal snowflakes.

[@nancyvandergucht9295]

As a european ,and thanks to your accurate information,we decided we have to choose a new place to make our home..we are familiar with the Alpes but also with the Pyrenees (France) . We are currently looking for a property that ticks many boxes . And it is true : be prepared as well as you can ,no fear ! Thanks Ben 👍💪💪🇧🇪

[@clarencehammer3556]

What will be the situation for Alaska?

[@John-mp7si]

Some studies say you need 2 ounces of protein a day to survive. That is probably a minimum in the 10 year freeze cycle just explained. That works out to 456 lbs for a decade. If you are a family of five, then that 2280 lbs of just the proteins. Would be higher in a primitive society that we would all be reduced to. Start stocking up on freeze dried meats and other nutrients. Or better yet, get your own home freeze dryer and make your own.

[@Goldenhawk583]

Also get ready to feed anumals with hay. Hay first, other crops after, animals are the most important food source.. we dont need plants.

[@John-mp7si]

@@Goldenhawk583 yeah, was thinking of that. Not much grows in cold. Discovered sorghum yesterday. A grass that grows to seed in 45 days in low water conditions. The seed used for wheat substitute and stalk for animal feed. 27 degrees and colder kills it off so it would be short term solution

[@Goldenhawk583]

@@John-mp7si Guess it is a nomadic life for us up north then:) stop for summer, get hay and grow sorghum and other fast crops, Travel as soon as the harvest is in, every cow and bull, even goats and sheep will help carry and pull. ( not uncommon in other cultures). Settle down when traveling becomes a hazard, and repeat. It will take time, but is quite doable if people dont just lay down and die because lack of comfort.

[@John-mp7si]

@@Goldenhawk583 that is the key. Losing hope. This is where most will fail. Stockdale Paradox comes into play here. /mental-model/stockdale-paradox#:~:text=The%20Stockdale%20Paradox%20is%20a,matter%20how%20distant%20that

[@llovebleach6530]

​@@John-mp7sicertain sorghum will produce Rd ble grains for human consumption (cereal, can be popped), as well as syrup boiled like maple syrup(extracted like sugar cane) to 227° . Great source of energy, as well as trading.

[@coreymason3272]

Never forget that your physical, mental and emotional health are arguably your top 3 preps over food, weapons etc. Thanks again Ben!

[@Nana-zi9xq]

Wrong. Your first prep is getting right with God

[@coreymason3272]

@@Nana-zi9xq Fair enough 😉

[@Falcorsky]

In the Alps over here. Last ten years there has been less snow, 7-800 m is the snow line for winter now where we are. It gets pretty cold depending which elevation you are at, exposure would wipe out many. Only a handful of people actually are able to live out in these parts. Power outages are the norm in winter storms, plenty of wood and food supply. Have a small militia of hunters and preppers with lots of wildlife. Life is good, no fear.

[@Dylstardelux]

Note to self: re-appraise if you see northern lights from your back patio. Until then: carry on as before.