In reply to Harold Jarche.

Life is a landscape. We need to reconnoiter, navigate, and traverse. Different terrain require different skills and techniques. What is best for chaotic terrain? Can we find a way through?

The terrain is not only chaotic, but it is changing under our feet. Is it an earthquake? A lava flow? A monsoon? Flood? Tsunami? The faster the landscape changes, the harder it will be to adapt. What tools can help us?

How did the Ukrainians adapt? The Palestinians? I think we are in better shape, having more land, more resources, and an enemy who is not so unified.

We can always do something. There is always work to do. I think we need to form support networks. We need leaders and organizers. We need to analyze which our of existing support systems are the most vulnerable, and find way to shore them up. A strategic stockpile? Emergency communications networks? Low-tech solutions?

Shall we put pressure on the wealthy and corporations, who have taken too much, and given too little back? Taxes or whatever. Kick out the American infiltrators eroding our economic sovereignty? Expose the defectors who are undermining us? Game plan the next two to four years? What will the Americans do? Worst case scenario? We need to prepare.

Most of this seems like work for government agencies. But we need a Civil Defence Force. We should tell government that they need to make that happen. Other countries have done so. It's nation-building.