Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[Debbie Mcdonald <belynor@sbcglobal.net>]

I've not been embraced by the people in the area I chose. I understand it can 
be like that many places. I doubt I could sell now:). 
To me the big factor now versus then for those that like to talk back to the 
Great Depression is that firstly, no one knows their neighbors and there is 
not a caring system, and the masses are heavily armed. I feel like this was 
done on purpose. I mean let in lots of illegals and put fear in the minds of 
the many and give them no resistance to acquiring arms and ammo and then it 
is a form of culling and they can claim no blame:O 
  There was a show on cable? that was about some people, misfit types that 
moved to the desert, it was pretty interesting, they basically governed 
themselves any way they saw fit.


> Sure, we can imagine peaceable rural and semi-rural areas
> where we feed 
> our neighbors and help each other survive the coming
> Imperial Collapse, 
> but the vast chasm between 1,000,000 people per square mile
> and .5 
> people per square mile is going to be a problem unless
> cannibalism 
> becomes fashionable again.
> 
> Dan C