Austrias Secretary of Defence warns of Blackout in near Future!
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- Austrias Secretary of Defence warns of Blackout in near Future!
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This video was made and produced in Austria.
It sucks having psychopaths ruling the planet. Be responsible for yourself everyone. Count on 'them' for nothing, or you'll be greatly disappointed.
Yes this i a what I call them psychopaths, because this is exactly what they are.
The citizens voted them in so we only have ourselves to blame. Imagine if citizens united to make the best decisions?
I could be wrong in writing this but I think many of these policies are coming from unelected bodies like the WHO, WEF, UN and the like and politicians are the ones who are the middle men being coerced to enforce them.
But how you can prepare for "lunatics ruling the planet" scenario ? It looks like all preppers advices are useless here. You can not stockpile things for next 30 years of living. Or for "zombie apocalypse" orchestrated by these lunatics.
count on them? hahahahaha
they better hope they keep people happy
Hi from the US! Thank you for keeping all informed. Stay safe!
A very warm winter can also lead to an explosion of garden pests and crop destroying insects in the summer.
Thank you. We see âhostileâ attacks on sub stations in USA which impacts a large population. Very hard to get some over the counter meds. Stay safe.
We donât need their poisons. Learn herbs especially what most people consider to be weeds. Theyâre not weeds theyâre food and medicine.
@@biddibee3526 Plants have been used for medicinal purposes for thousands of years. The more we learn to be self supportive, the better off we'll be.
There have been those attacks, on and off, for well over fifteen years. Much like the forest fires started by the an ti fa thugs, as well as the preposterous 'oversight' by the liberal government there in Sacramento not clearing away the dead trees. That procedure, alone, when carried out for decades and decades, kept large scale forest fires from happening. The present regime in California, I guess, gives the old tired excuse of 'global warming' as reason for the fires ... it plays into this entire agenda.
Inside yob.
@@biddibee3526 I think I'll stick with the old tried-and-true over the counter stuff that my family has sworn by for decades.
Be safe. Prayers go out to you from your friends in the U.S.
We NEED RO STAND UP AND GET THESE PUPPETS OUT OF OFFICE!!
Thanks for your informations. In Italy đźđč no one is preparing for this. I prepare everything for my family but when I try to share information everyone thinks I'm crazy
This happened back in the medieval times an 1600 and 1700's the people starved , it was wet and cool with grain crops failing this is why cool weather crops like cabbage , beets an the like became more in use .
Beets are great..! Really give a lot of strength..
@@zan4110 Beets are a great dual crop... greens and roots.
What's coming will be even worse than the 1600 and 1700s.
There's no medieval times. Tartarian civilization ruled the world till 1775, for almost 980 years.
Look up. Autodidact 2, Paul Cook, cracmal, divergent , Jonlevi, stuffed beagle channels.
We will have global great reset aka deluge aka global mud flooding.
It might be a good idea to help "train" children by taking a night or weekend to power down. Especially if they haven't had a chance to camp and make foods that are different. You could set up a small tent in your living room, use lanterns, have some fun snack type foods (things that don't require cooking), etc. Make it fun. Make it an adventure, indoors. Go outside at some point and cook a meal in a bush pot over twigs if you have a spot in your yard available and safe for use. Let them have a bit of roughing it experience plus it has a latent benefit of the children being able to experience different safety factors and more.
Also telling them that their world is run by psychopaths will help them mentally and emotionally handle the dark days approaching mankind.
Weâve been gathering up âmindâ things to do that donât require electricity for the kids. Chapter Books (the old good ones), arts/crafts supplies (crochet, knit, draw), jigsaw puzzles, games etc.
Very true Margaret, very true. Both my parents were Military and they taught us to be tough and self sufficient. My Dad taught my brother and myself to hunt, fish, build things and generally, as a Korean War vet, suck it up, don't make waves, move on with things and live your lives best you can! So, you are correct and doing the correct thing completely! Kids won't learn if we don't teach them self sufficiency! My brother and I are in our 60's now and we still fish, hunt ,and hike. Thanks Dad. Good luck Margaret!
Fantastic idea!
Great idea! And the "mind" idea that was offered! You can't take children used to comforts&throw them into "be tough" as nails" idea though-Aye.
For parents, wanting inspiration watch movie It's A Beautiful Life... Nazi Camp parent in camp hiding his child & keeping ALL truth of the struggle from him and very happy, active with him, singing joyously â€ïž it
Wishing everyone the best
I find it endearing that Canadian Prepper's Nate and you mention each other often. You actually make this a community, and help each other. In the end, community is the last bastion of our civilization. Thank you for your friendship, and for your wonderful viewpoint.
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@@damustermann I'm glad I made you laugh! đ
7 days without electricity, especially in the winter, is demoralizing. Plan to find ways to keep your spirits up!
We had a high wind storm here in New England which knocked out power widespread.
Even with the storm forecasted for over a week , it still caught many folks unprepared. Many areas had no electricity for 4 or more nights.
We had invested in a Power Box or solar generator along with our other modest preps.
This helped us very much to keep warm and safe and be able to help others not as prepared.
Be well, thank you .
I hadn't really looked at a solar generator but may add that as well. Remember the ICE storm in NE back in 2008? My daughter was born the night of the storm. 2 days later the hospital said "thanks for coming but you've gotta go now". We didn't have power for 2 weeks in southern NH. Bought a gas generator to run the necessities but had to drive 30 mins to find a gas station with power. That solar back up may be key.
@@hockeyplayah7912 I definitely remember thar ice storm!! Had no idea how great of an impact it was going to have, partly because I had never experienced anything like that.
We were using our propane powered generator to charge the power box / solar charger box.
We had the generator but it's not wired to the house , so couldn't run the furnace or well pump.
But we could run the refrigerator and lighting and a small heater from the propane generator.
We used the power box to run the refrigerator overnight and it was great.
My sister had no power and no generator. The power box would let her run lighting and her refrigerator overnight and still have 25% power remaining the next day, and she could bring it down to us to recharge it.
I would say they are a good compact source of safe power.
i do have several solar panels to charge the power box , but on the brightest sunny day in mid summer it took most if the day to charge from 0 to 100%
Charging rates would obviously be lower in winter , but at least in a long term grid down scenario, it would be generating true stand alone usable power.
People were arguing over gas station pizza here during the recent power outage,, and it was over the holiday , so most big supply stores were closed .
We couldn't get propane filled for our generator, but thankfully during the good times I had purchased several extra tanks .
That's the best way is to be prepared and not have to be out looking for supplies with the zombie hoard!
@@grumpy1311 I do completely agree now with your statement about just be prepared. At that time I wasn't (but am now). I camped out in my cold house with my 2 year old son the first night and tried to get a generator the next morning. Everyone within 50+ miles was sold out. Day 2 I got lucky and was told there's a truck with 2 generators coming in 15 minutes which I met at the dock. Over priced? Yup! but I had a 2 year old and a new born.... moral is be prepared before you need to rush around and HOPE things work out.
Hi Lilly - Very best wishes to you and your family for a wonderful New Year!
Shortages of Fuel? Credit? Food? Antibiotics??? It seems to me that some of the politicians could be put to good use during the winter - as fuel. Does any single person actually believe that those in 'authority' will suffer any privations? After all, they've totally engineered this crisis.
There were several recent attacks on electric power substations near Seattle in Washington State USA. Supposedly it was not ecoterrorism but merely a diversion for a couple of robberies, but the point is how easy it was to accomplish. Taking out the grid in a large metro area is ridiculously easy and the potential damage is severe.
There were over 100 different attacks youre being bamboozled
I heard it was anti-drag show terrorism, they attacked a grid so the show would be forced to shut down.
Ecoterrorism was the construction of the power substation.
Thank your globalist governments. That are puppets for the gkobal elite.
It's time to get rid of bastards that do stuff like that!
Thanks for another great video, Lilly. You are not alone with the threat of blackouts. We are based in Scotland and are prepared for power cuts this year. I fear that cyber attacks will increase this year, too. You are right, Canadian Prepper's term polycrisis is the perfect term. There are so many reasons to be preparing right now. Take care and keep safe.
Polycrisis neatly sums up where we are at yes
Already had 2 night time power cuts on East coast this year for 3 hours each
@@Chris-tz9ct That's not good. Whereabouts are you located?
Hi from usa
@@Chris-tz9ct East coast of which country. Itâs not the U.K.
Many different warnings out right now. Interesting
Europe is getting off lightly as far as energy consumption is concerned with this mild spell of weather, it's next winter that concerns me. I'll be prepping big before the next winter I've already made a start but there's a lot more in the way of preps I want to do.
You all had the chance to ward off a gas & oil shortage in the recent past. Yet you squandered your chances.
The fluctuation in temp. Seems to be wide spread. I live in northern Ontario Canada and the weather should be around -30° , yet it jumps up to 5to 10° c and back to -30 and repeats . Unheard of .đšđŠ
In South Africa we have been getting Loadshedding since 2008. 2022 it went up to Stage 6. With some areas without Electricity for more than 6 hours per day
Hi.... in South Africa they call it "load shedding" we have it 3x in 24hrs for anywhere from 2 to 4 hrs And i'm in Cape Town
that tells you THEY are going to shut things down
We just had an extraordinary winter storm in Western Canada during the Christmas week. They called a "once in a generation" storm, but the climate has been quite erratic these past five years, especially the ever-increasing summer heat. There was a "once in a thousand years" heat wave in Western Canada in 2021 and it made me sick. And groceries are also expensive here too..
I buy yellow sticker tags items for food they help out a lot
What a proactive move by your government. Usually they wait til its too late. Looking great Lilly. đ it's so important that you vlog these key point issues.
Proactive move would be create energy
Here in the uk our govt is saying nothing and yet they must know we are about to hit the buffers, perhaps its deliberate.
Thank you for the updates! Hope you are feeling better.
Thanks lilly for keeping us informed as to what's happening in Austria hopefully thing's won't get any worse there or around the world we can hope take care and stay safe from Belfast Northern Ireland đđŹđ§
Our weather has been just the same as yours in Austria - which is not normal (I lived/worked in Vienna for several years). Really warm December, preceded by a very cold spell. We actually have daffodils sprouting in the gardens in our street here in Northern England - they are not due until March! Lots of buds on the trees and other plants coming up too. Keep up the good work Lilly. Thank you. I have been using paraffin (Kerosine) lamps (Aladdin mantle lamps) and heaters to cut down on the energy bills. I've also purchased a vintage Primus paraffin stove from ebay. These Paraffin "technology" items were at the peak of their development when I was growing up (I'm 69). Younger folk I talk to have never heard of them, and they are forgotten items in the modern, flick a switch, age - but they work just fine, once you get used to them.
Didn't they use the paraffin stoves in UK during WW2? Do you have supply issues for the paraffin? Good you have backups.
@@karenbuckner1959 Well before WWII Karen. No, no supply issues at the moment. I bought some in 25Ltr drums, so I have a little stock. I buy lamp oil which is a little more expensive, but doesn't smell. Paraffin tech has been around for well over 100 years. When I was a kid (born 1953) it was common place. When my Dad left the RAF we couldn't get a house straight away, 2 year waiting list. We had to live in an old railway carriage, located on a farm. There were lots of folk living in old railway carriages then. A national shortage of housing. They just took the wheels off and mounted them on bricks or railway sleepers. There was no electricity, an outside toilet at the bottom of the garden, which the local authority came periodically to empty, and only one running cold water tap. The only lighting we had was an Aladdin mantle paraffin lamp. We did have a coal fired cooker, of a sort. The candles on the Christmas tree were real candles, as you see now only on a birthday cake. No smoke alarms or carbon monoxide alarms. We had ice on both sides of the windows in the winter, because of the condensation. With what's been happening recently I decided to look into reviving some of these things. All of the parts are readily available on the internet and the technology is simple to understand. Prices have started to go up mind, for obvious reasons! One can easily cook a decent meal on a Primus stove, once heated and running it behaves like any other natural gas cooker, you can read by oil lamp, keep warm with a paraffin heater or braze, solder or strip paint with a paraffin blow lamp! But they are an obvious fire hazard. They do have to be carefully managed. Forget flicking a switch! It's almost become a new hobby for me. I now have 3 Aladdin oil lamps, 2 blow lamps, 4 Primus stoves and 2 paraffin heaters! One thing though, they are all kerosine/paraffin dependent (although it's possible to use other fuels. E.g. cooking oil. You still need alternatives, such as a Trangia alcohol cooker or a Primus gasoline stove. Fossils fuels could be making a come back - for emergencies anyway!
@@jackgrimes6944 Thanks for your reply. Very interesting reading how your family made it through those very tough times. I've watched the BBC series "Wartime Farm," "Victorian Farm," etc. That's what prompted my question. Glad you're getting those things in place. We had frost inside our (new) windows with the bitter cold snap a couple weeks ago. Our wood stove helped keep us warm. May you and yours keep warm, happy healthy. I'm sure your preps will be fruitful.
@@karenbuckner1959 You're welcome Karen - I actually enjoyed writing it - my pen ran away with me once I got started!đ I'm sure I don't know why, but it all came flooding back. I suppose it was a bit "wartime farmish". A wood stove, now there's a thing. We stayed on a farm a couple of years back and the cottage had one. I'd love one as an option - it's on the list! Yes, look after yourself and yours, I'm sure we'll come through all of this current rubbish if we apply ourselves. Take care .
@@jackgrimes6944 wow, good information! I was born in 1957 in California and I've never heard of these things. Few years ago my husband bought into the solar power scam. We were told that we would have electricity if the grid power went out. We came to find out that that wasn't true we needed a $10,000 + battery + installation cost. What a racket! I wish we never bought into it but my husband was sure it was going to save us money. It's actually costing us about $50 more a month than we were paying.
Thx Lilly for the update. I pray for Europe. I hope things can return to a reasonable normal. Take care of yourself dear and your family
I spoke to a lady last night who said she lives alone in a one bedroom flat. Scottish Power (gas and electric) charged her ÂŁ1,800 for a month, and she's away half the week on business. I told her my bill with the same company was ÂŁ29.
be prepared to open wide to survive, once the chips are down.
That must be a mistake
@@ashleybosvik3031 They were deliberately overcharging her. It was probably ÂŁ180 at most.
I finally convinced my daughter in law of the importance of prepping. I brought her black beans and rice and some canned fruit at Christmas time and she actually added it to the small amount of preps I had given my son in the last few years. I have only convinced her to stock for the short term, but, it's a start. She has been a real tough nut to crack! I'm so happy to have gotten through to her, it makes me smile just writing about it.đ
This means there is hope for my kid!
Prepping with food is just a prolonged suicide if you're not willing to learn the skills required. So many people are buying food thinking they are "prepping" but prepping isn't much more than a bag full of tools when you actually have the skills to back it up. Buy them a book on flora and fauna on your continent. That kind of stuff. No offence but it would be more useful in the event of a worst case scenario. Most people won't be able to stay put for long and carrying food is too much caloric expenditure when water is a constant necessity. Get them a lifestraw
@@aesop2733 they are preparing for blackouts not collapse of the civilisation.... that is another topic to worry though ;)
@@aesop2733 I have educated them as best I can, my son is quite the green thumb,and was raised in a prepper household, they are adults in their 40's and have a combined income of over 200k a year with just as much access to the internet as I have. My son has weapons and ammo. I'm just happy she finally realized I'm not a crazy woman. It was a tiny victory and they can afford their own water filtration system. I don't know why you felt it necessary to smear your bad attitude on my comment.
@@jagannathishere Extended blackouts will trigger the collapse of our civilization so if you're not prepping for that then don't even bother because Aesop is right, you're just prepping for a slow death.
I wonder how a blackout got to be under the Department of Defense...and why.
Would a country be more or less susceptible to attack with or without power?
If people aren't prepared, they may need to loot shops for food and supplies which can lead to civil unrest. So if you encourage people to prepare for blackouts, there's less chance of civil unrest
Blackouts won't just randomly happen, they are being prepared with military precision under global control...
Hi I'm in Australia and it's summer in here, usually climates during December - January on a daylight is around 32-40 degree Celsius. This year is only 27-32 degree Celsius.
Excellent video, Lilly! So very well said! I'm very worried about all the things that you have mentioned. I'm so grateful to you for giving voice to them. It applies not just to Austria, but everywhere. I'm grateful for all your videos on how to survive during an extended blackout, and to prep for survival with food, heat sources, power sources. You are a treasure. Thank you. Good health, happiness, and safety to you and yours, always.
Make your own compost and soil treatments. I use urine, eggshells (I make Calcium Acetate), and bonemeal. Grown comfrey, and chop n drop, get horse manure, chicken bedding, and rabbit bedding, and make compost with it.
Thank you so much for your updates!!! A lot of people count on you to know what is really happening in Europe!!!!
The only problem with cash under the bed is that the bank's can declare all paper money defunct and give everyone 2 months to pay it back into an account to be digital credits.
They would also probably declare all gold and sliver transactions illegal.
The extreme hot and cold is due to an extremely unstable polar vortex. Lower differences in temps between the air masses in the polar regions and the air masses on the equator tend to cause the vortex to be less stable. The trees are smarter than you are giving them credit for. If you see buds opening, it will be in late winter or early spring. This can still harm plants, but they will not open in early or mid winter. You are likely seeing buds that exist in fall and open in spring. Many trees do this. They use the length of sunlight they get in a day to determine when to open the leaves, in conjunction with how hot or cold it is.
It seems to play some part, at least here in California. Last January was warmer than usual and the buds started opening, when they usually don't open till February.
We had a 70 degree swing last week! 7-77! In Alabama
That's impossible! But yet it's happening... Hard on people, animals & the environment, we have to stop it somehow or it will destroy everything.
Jan 6th in Vermont, USA and no snow!! Unusual for sure. Horse manure works wonders for gardens. Time for horse and buggy.
Hello đ Lilly, greetings from Northern California. Thank you for sharing your most informative video. We certainly living in challenging times. Please stay safe and healthy. đ€ đ
I have been telling friends and family for over two years now that 2023 was going to be a really bad year and to prepare as best you can. Food shortages, cost of everything, energy, gas, etc is going to be extremely difficult this year. I hope people have been preparing and will make it through whatâs coming.
Damn two years ago you already know 2023 will be bad. Let us know what else will happen, maybe throw in some lottery numbers.
@@John-wx6wj haha if I knew them I would be playing them. If you were paying attention to what was going on around the world it wasnât that hard to figure out what was going to happen.
Buy food, antibiotics, water, ammo, and guns.
@@katrinaDS If only Austria had your foresight then maybe it wouldn't have relied on Russia so much and Lilly and her countrymen wouldn't be in this predicament.
You called it! With reports of the average price of natural gas coming down due to a milder temps nation wide (they say), California is raising their cost. Heating bills are suppose to double. Wood burning heater/stoves are banned in this state.
Thanks so much for the information. This is such a crazy time. Somebody has to get to the head of the snake. Stay safe my girl. Hope you have a good new year!
In the US power plants are being attacked. We have an amoxicillin shortage and have been having a baby formula shortage as well. Stay well and be safe!
@@Txevenstar4889 yes! I misspoke. Thank you for the correction
We are about to get hammered again on the California coast with major rainstorms and snow in the mountains. The last round knocked out power for two days. I am ready for this next storm and am fully charged and stocked up. Love from America.đșđž
you are da boss, Lilly. Thanks for great info which helps me to prep.
and down here in the hottest driest state of Australia we haven't had a heat wave in years, haven't had a day reach 40 degrees c yet this summer......the climate is haywire
Thanks Lily... stay safe and have a good New Year đ€â€ïž
I have three portable generators, and two were just recently repaired. Good thing they were repaired since we had two days of power outages. They really helped when needed. I've also been keeping a months worth of food stored, so we had food, too. Keep the faith. We'll keep praying.
I live in wisconsin in the USA. I am roughly 40. I have lived here my hole life. I only remember having happen once, about what you said about the trees thinking itâs spring and starting to bud. It happened here once when I was a child. The only reason why I remember it, was because it was a very huge deal when the trees were budding that year. I remember how everyone said it hurts the trees very much to have the weather do this to them. To tell them to hibernate and then to come out of hibernation just to have the temps fall again and freeze them hard. I think it happened some time in the 90âs if I remember right.
In '06 There was an ice storm/blizzard in early March after trees were budded out, and it took me two months to cut all the brush for town and chip it. What it does is that part of the tree will turn brown so the tree won't grow very much the next spring. So then there's tons of brush. If you cut a tree, the ring for that year will be a lot smaller.
Some trees species do this in the autumn.
Evening Lilly. Happy New Year. I've been making calcium acetate and emergency candles all week.
What is calcium acetate for?
Thank you for the update Lilly. Here in USA things are a mess here also. Please everyone do the best you can and don't loose â€ïž. đ.
I've noticed winter flowering plants still flowering in early December in Australia. Also dandelions grew into November which normally it only does june-july and the Jacarandas and some other plants still in bloom now when it should be too hot for them.
I'm in a subtropical zone. Haven't bothered to grow much due to the fluctuations in weather.
Please try seed collection. Unfortunately I am in a studio with no garden and am thinking of planting seeds in parks in secret spots. I miss having a garden to grow foods, but fate has it that way for the moment.
I'm no stranger to power outages lasting for more than a week, Lilly. About ten years ago, when I lived in West Virginia, we used to say that every time someone peed in the creek the power would go out, because it seemed to happen every few days, especially during the summer.
I've dealt with both summer and winter outages, and would much rather do without electricity in the winter ( not as much loss of refrigerated items). A very dear friend of mine drove for 100 miles( one direction ) to bring me a cold weather mummy bag, a kerosene heater, and five gallons of kerosene to help me get through it. My heart goes out to everyone having to deal with such hardship., and I greatly appreciate your efforts to educate others on what to do in such difficult situations.
What's a mummy bag?
@@lucindareppert9503 A mummy bag is a sleeping bag that covers you head to toe the only thing on your body exposed is your face. Mummy sleeping bags are used by the military and are generally rated for 40 below zero. There Great, most definitely keep you warm. Can get them in military stores.
Ronald, I would like ask if you are just from West Virginia, or By God West Virginia? I hear there is a difference.
đ I'm living here in Pennsyltucky.
At least you know how to use a kerosene lamp/ stove. People in Buffalo died from the cold - so stupid. People in California are drowning because they won't heed warnings. Stupid!!! Take care, ~KK
@@waynehendrix4806 haha, no -No- no.. it's 'West ~ by God ~ Virginia'. ..as opposed to just, 'Virginia'. đ. It's not a part of western Virginia either.. đ. It's really a separate state all it's own đ€ . (I think that's what started the addition of "by God' to the Name. đ
Been stockpiling wood and cardboard for the wood stove, canned goods , water , water purification tablets , hand warmers.
Ammunition is still very expensive and the government moniters your purchases. Prepare , stay alert , stay vigilant , thank you , l hope you are feeling better .
It's wintertime, why not.
Ammo in US is still higher than 4 years ago, but it's come down a lot. Bottles water was hurting during the heights of covid, but you can get it now without issue.
I grew up with shortages and blackouts. This was my reality in 1970s Britain.
Thanks for your thoughts, our weather in Australia is normal so far.
just a wee bit on the wetter side than we've had for about half a century... and then Tassie and parts of Victoria had snowfall in late November. Gotta say it was a bit weird getting out the doona for several nights in early summer in north QLD đ€
The volcano in Tonga that went off last year ejected an unprecedented amount of water into the atmosphere. It was reported that winter would be significantly mild across the globe.
Non the klima change worriers want to hear that. bad for business!
And of course the illuminated controlled media will not report on such issues.
Yeah, right!
Well, we had winter continue into the summer in Victoria Australia.
yes it cooled everything and the smaller difference between the poles and the equator are causing the polar vortex to swing wildly
Thats not what they are saying on adapt 2030 channel.
Where I am from, Houston, Texas, this sort of weather is called an "Indian Summer." It lasts just long enough to tease the sensitive plants into blooming and then the weather turns off frigid and, usually, wet as well. And, believe it or not, we are seeing that here right now.
Being from the Midwest, there seemed to be a warm spell in the fall that we use to call the Indian Summer.
That's right Manuel!
In California we had our Indian summer in October. Your's is in winter?
@@suew4609 It happens every four or five years. We get snow about once in ten years.
Good evening from Syracuse NY USA my friend and thank you for sharing this information
Aye all across the world many warnings of different types have been going out I wish ya luck from one survivor to another let's pray it is a short one
Amen
Remember when a couple of years ago if you stockpiled some food and supplies you were labelled a prepping nut ?
System failure isn't a single-event, it's a long drawn out process
Lily is my favorite prepper on the internet
Hi lilly watching from new zealand. Food prices are high here as well especially fruit and vegetables which doesnt make sense to me cause where i live there is a huge area where fruit and vegetables are grown.
We are currently in summer here.
Our fuel prices are high so i guess that is a contributing factor in price increases.
Our power prices are high as well which sucks cause we have a lot of hydro dams and windfarms so our power shouldnt be high. In my opinion I think it comes down the companies just price gouging.
Well take care and keep safe xxxxx
I love Austria. I'm in America. Missouri/Kansas area. Praying for Austria, America and the world.
The weather in Sicily has been surprisingly warm so far so I havenât needed the heat much. But you have inspired me to create my âsurvivalâ shelf of food & water! Thanks for reminding me that I need candles & matches!
Thanks Lilly, you are the only person who has a channel where I can find reliable news about what's actually happening in Europe.
Thank you ma'am and hope you are all well and most blessed.
Thank you lily, I always look forward to your updates and other information, please stay safe!
_"This is not normal"_
There is no normal for weather or climate.
We live on a tiny planet orbiting an enormous star. We're lucky that the energy output of the the star we orbit has been consistent enough to allow life to evolve to the point that we can whine about how the weather is not normal.
Thanks for the update Lilly. Yes, it appears there are very difficult times ahead. We can only hope the politicians do the right thing, and things get back to normal. Stay strong.
I doubt there's a politician on the planet that does the "Right thing" - unless it suits them of course.
The politicians never do the right thing. They are the ganga-greens who will double down on all the same policies that caused this energy crisis.
Thank you for all of your updates. The information you provide is fantastic
Thank you for the update Lilly,, there are tough times ahead, for sure.
You should come to Canada and hookup with Canadian prepper you guys would make an amazing team
SighâŠ. Lily is married. If you look back in video history, Lily has visited Canadian and they even went on a primitive kayaking camp trip.
You are awesome đđ Lilly. God bless you đâ€ïž
See above
Happy Healthy Prosperous New Year to you Lily, your Family, and Everyone!
Cool video thanks. Good luck with everything going on itâs crazy.
I can only say that I hope that my country and others will be as open as yours lilly but I find that extremely unlikely in many cases around the world who are going to be expecting black outs. To be honest the Temperature changes here in Australia are insane, if you look up how many floods we had in 2022 on the eastern coast of Australia, you will notice we had floods that started in February and lasted for nearly the whole year at times 23mtrs deep, entire towns were wiped out, I have never seen the weather like this we can go from 11*c to 39*c overnight, food crops are closer to failing than ever. I have family in Indonesia and they are saying the same thing that its raining heavy in summer and alot of the rice crops flooded out completely. Given everything that we can see and feel along with the things we know things aren't looking good anywhere. Take care lilly
Weather modifications systems playing ahuge part here too for the Agenda of course
ItÂŽs being done on purpose to decimate food crops, livestock and cause massive destruction and so on .. look into geoengineering by Dane Wigington.
23 meters deep! đČ
North America has been sprayed daily since 1998 that is part of the ongoing weather modification programs that are global. It has to do with wiping out food production that fits in with what you described going on there in Austria. The bottom line is very simple. Not enough people took the injection so all of us are being starved out and froze off the map. How is your health doing Lilly?
Been wondering why they haven't used seeding the clouds as they call it, to produce rain in the drought ridden Southwest.
@@MelissaR784 The ability to grow food is being eliminated by the weather modifications. A few weeks ago the orange crop was mostly taken out by pushing the extreme cold into Florida. Can you see the big picture yet Melissa?
Good to hear from you and get an update.
Keep making videos.
It's good to know how things are over there.
I really appreciate you for sharing with us the difficulties in your part of the world as well as your preparation. I live in New Mexico, USA and we have had some problems over the past couple years with a coin shortage and some stores ask for exact change or credit since they donât have change to give back!
And on the subject of the weather, I am 57 years old and we have had less and less snow and rain in the winter over the past 30-40 years and we have been in a drought situation for the past 6-8 years. I am a home gardener and I use a drip system that only waters exactly on each plant . I also dry, dehydrate, can and freeze our foods. I think you learn to find a way to make things work for your situation.
I appreciate you for the news from your area, your awesome!!! Thanks!đ€đșđž
There are other reasons for a blackout than an energy shortage...thinking about it.
Control.........
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Exactly, no charging all those smartphones = no conversations, or EV's = not going anywhere, or vehicles = no gas, no go.... on and on
Peace, love & blessings to all
thanks for keeping us up to date on things where you live , the blue birds are already back in my yard and the year is only 5 days old
Iâm in California & Iâve had 2 blackouts in 6 days. Thatâs 1 More blackout in 6 days than I had in the entire Last year.( 2022 ) something is going on. The last 3 blackouts have all lasted exactly 30 minutes each. Thatâs weird. Not on hot days either. Todays blackout it was 60 degrees outside at 1:15pm in the afternoon & lasted for 30 minutes.
Thanks for the update Lilly.
Hi Lilly, I have noticed that autumn has been getting later in the year, and 2022 the leaves did not drop off the the trees until late November early December thatâs winter time
UK, still have dead leaves on my beech tree, never seen that happen ever!
Stay Safe Lilly......
Stay Posted and Prepared for the Worst...... Everyone is Hoping you all Stay Safe......
Thank you for this info, most people have no clue what is happening! Here in Canada one of the nationwide grocery chains had a ransom ware attack. They managed to circumvent it after weeks of disruption so they wouldnât have to pay. Almost no news reports on this âŠ
Iâm pretty sure these cyber attacks will escalate..
Thank you... for being a voice of reason. Stay safe.
We all need to withdraw OUR MONEY from the banks. I'm ready for blackouts in the UK. I've got emergency candles, a camping stove, and hotwater bottles.
Good job hun me too
Really even if temps drop to negative degrees..
Oil lamp is good to have and flashlight!
@@CTROCK And batteries for the flashlight đ
$200 for 3.6 m3 of wood
Preparing the citizens for the WEF 's plan! Bet Klaus and Billy aren't going to curb their jet setting lifestyles. Any city in Europe going to trial the "15 minute city?" Here in parts of Australia we have had really cold winter/ spring and summer.
Thank you for your podcast.
Just heard about 15 minute cities, starting in Oxford, UK. Any in Australia?
@@karenbuckner1959 Paris and Prague
The southern hemisphere's weather has been impacted by the massive explosive eruption of Tonga volcanic Island in January of 2022. The sulfur dioxide will be in the stratosphere for two years.
I've only heard of Oxford but more are on the way soon. But they are only trying... The globalist went for this Great Reset the last 2yrs & they made minimal success.
I'm sure they'll be successful with big ticket items - the only one that matters, the digital currency gives all control so then its over.
Might want to dust off y'alls Bibles or buy one, all these calamities are predicted in God's word. Do some research. Jesus is going to return and clean house.
Thanks for the updates. Hope you are feeling better and getting used to the new diet! TschĂŒss!!
im feeling & planning for this summer to have super severe heat waves for long durations in grid problems.
I'm not a big conspiracy theorist; but with the really odd weather trends we've seen the past 2-3 months alone, I really wonder if a certain country or countries are possibly be practicing weather warfare? Notice how the US is getting some really nasty storms with crazy snowfalls and extremely low temperatures in usually warm places? Countries have experimented with this idea in the past, including attempting to manipulate the weather for more rain as China did recently to protect its grain harvest. The current conflicts of the world need to stop, as do the political games!
Fortunately we have people like Lilly to help educate and positively encourage the masses to learn how to survive on our own means.
Weather modification has been used since the 1940 in the US. Modern Marvel's has a episodes on it and how it's being used today. Technology has come a long way with geo engineering everything from agricultural, the weather and our genes with CRISPR.
I think you've created your own warfare, against yourselves. Heavy use of carbon based fuels. And the US Military is said to be the world's worst polluter. If the resources put into that, were used for positive useful projects the world would be a better place. That applies to many other countries as well though on a lesser scale. These things have consequences. But nothing will change. Except the weather.
Zippo hand warmers are pretty cheap. Worth checking the math on how fuel efficient they are. I use the 12hour model with a second bag, lasts almost 20 hours. Keeps my hoody nice and toasty.
Thank you for the update.
Happy new year Lilly , we must remain positive, best regards from Lesachtal, Carinthia
Hello Lilly from the thumb of Michigan please stay safe and keep prepping God bless you sister
We have flowers coming out of the ground it's January and they usually don't do this here in Michigan it's usually frozen this time of year until April to May
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The US House is now showing the American people its uniparty function in full view of the public but furiously trying to distract the public from realizing they have lost control of their government to elites.
blackout in Europe who would have ever thought such a thing would happen and this is directly linked to the responsibility of politicians
This is not âClimate Changeâ this is weather tampering that the Global Cabal is responsible for due to weather seeding itâs happening here in Australia đŠđș our winter âïž was very wet and cold đ„¶ and right now we are in the middle of summer đș and itâs very very mild we are getting averages of 30 or so degrees normally we are mid to late 40âs degrees
We are at the start of the worst recession humanity has ever faced and itâs all been done on purpose itâs all about agenda 2030 and the WEF Great Reset
Lily, you are the best. Thank you for your efforts.
I live on the other side of the "lake" in Canada. Where I live the pond near where I work only froze over for ten days or so last winter. So far this winter nothing has frozen over. Unprecedented!
Thanks for the great informative video!
Lily, good to see you are well. I think hanging onto cash a good idea. Being well stocked, another good idea. Take care!!! Have a solar gen and electric heater it's what I could do have camp stove propane so cooking all good.âïžđâïžđđđ§đŸđ„łđ¶đȘ Happy New Year!!!