Cyber Attacks Are Here - What To Do To Prepare For The Election Year Black Swan

Black swan, or hack swan?

As we know, every election year brings chaos and destabilization efforts by the Powers that Be in order to swing elections in their favor and consolidate their control. 2020 brought us race riots and a worldwide Scamdemic, so what will 2024 bring?

It looks like that answer to that may be Cyber Attacks.

Over the past couple of weeks, multiple reports have surfaced about foreign nations hacking into U.S. infrastructure systems.

Yesterday, news broke that Chinese hackers have been targeting water utilities in Hawaii, a port on the U.S. West Coast, and an oil and gas pipeline in recent weeks.

This is on the heels of reports two weeks ago that Iran hacked into water systems in Pennsylvania.

Update: in the process of writing this article, look what news just came in!

Ukraine was hit by a “massive cyber attack” as Zelensky was visiting with Joe Biden in Washington D.C. today. Gotta make him look like a victim so he can shill for more money while at the White House. Classic.

Our water systems, power grids, ports, oil pipelines, aerospace systems, crypto exchanges, hospitals, and genetic databases have been hacked - but not our election machines. Those things are fucking impenetrable. /sarcasm/

Why are (supposedly) China and Iran (supposedly) attacking such obscure targets like Water Authorities in Pennsylvania and Hawaii? Seems like a logical question to ask. Test attacks? Sending messages? Or was it really them?

It’s relevant to note here that while it may actually be foreign nations working to hack American systems, there is also a possibility of these hacks being false flags in nature.

Flashback to Wikileaks Vault 7 releases from 2017. One detail Wikileaks published was a program the CIA had called Umbrage, and this program had the ability to “misdirect attribution by leaving behind the fingerprints of the groups that the attack techniques were stolen from.” (source)

Meaning, the CIA can hack a system and leave behind traces to make it look like another entity were the ones responsible. Digital false flagging.

Along with these purported cyber attacks, there is predictive programming all over the place from our beloved globalists regarding cyber warfare causing societal chaos.

At the World Economic Forum’s meeting in Davos earlier this year, one of their main talking points was warning the public of “global instability” leading to cyber events. Seems like that should be the other way around, cyber events leading to global instability. And cyber events caused by who, Mr. Klaus? You and your buddies?

Going viral this week is a Netflix movie that was produced by Higher Ground Productions, which is a production company that the Obama family founded in 2018 after he (finally) concluded his presidency.

This recently released, Obama produced Netflix movie is called Leave The World Behind, based on a 2020 novel of the same name. The plot behind this movie/book involves a family going on vacation outside of New York as the country starts getting hit with cyber attacks. None of their devices work, they can’t communicate with anyone, planes are falling from the sky, microwave weapons are going off. You can’t tell whether it’s a terrorist hack attack or there are rogue forces from within the government doing it.

Helluva fear-porn production.

In light of any potential cyber attacks that may be coming our way in 2024, from wherever and whoever they come from, it’s always a good idea to stay prepared. So far it looks like water systems and power grids could be targeted, I also think our financial system will be a target for foreign nation and/or Deep State groups to target.

Naysayers of prepping often liken it to paranoia - these naysayers are idiots. Guaranteed they’re going to be jealous and begging for a helping hand when shit hits the fan, and regretting not getting themselves ready sooner.

Whether it’s from a cyber attack, or civil unrest, or a natural disaster - anyone who has lived through a hurricane, wildfire, or flooding will tell you that it’s a good idea to be prepared - having extra essentials on hand could literally save your life.

Below is a list of some key categories and items within each that you should keep in mind when building your prepping cache. (note: this is a list for keeping yourself comfortable for a few days/weeks, assuming a cyber attack would make certain systems go down for that long. If prepping for longer duration scenarios, say multiple months/years, more categories and items would need to be thought of.)

1) Water
When it comes to water, the first step is storing it. Options:
- 5 gallon blue bottles, easier to move if needed.
- a "WaterBOB”, 100 gallon emergency storage in your bathtub with a drinking filter attached. Very handy.
- 100+ gallon tanks, better if you have the space and means on your property.
Next step is filtering and purification:
- Filter: there are plenty of handy filters on the market, whether it’s a bottle, counter top device, or heavier duty filter attached to the pipes in your home. Would suggest a way to capture, store, and filter without the need for pipes in your home, in case those don’t work.
- Purify: Chlorine Dioxide water drops are a staple for backpackers, hikers, and survivalists to purify water in a pinch. It can also be used as a sterilizer to clean with. OnenessDrops makes great ClO₂ kits. Use code JORDAN15 for 15% off.

2) Food
- Buy bulk of the basics: salt, sugar, and flour. These can store for a long time in a cool, dry place. And don’t underestimate beans. The magical fruit.
- Have methods on hand of acquiring food if needed. A hunting rifle and a bow and arrow for meat, seeds for the garden. (long term ideas)
- Can buy freeze dried foods that will store for 10+ years. My Patriot Supply makes buckets of prepackaged food that can sustain you for weeks, if not months. It’s not the best, but it’ll work if you need it.
- Another option is to freeze dry your own food. This is a great way to reduce your waste and save money on your food bills. Harvest Right makes home freeze dryers that are incredibly simple and easy to use. Up front costs aren’t cheap, but over time you’ll end up saving money by freeze drying your own food. Freeze dried food retains 99% of it’s nutritional value and can store for years, as opposed to dehydrated food which can only last a year or two and loses a good amount of nutrient value. I don’t currently have a home freeze dyer, but it’s on my wish list. Let’s go Santa!

3) Light & Heat
- Have an emergency pack of candles, along with batteries and flashlights on hand.
- Firewood and gasoline. Gasoline only lasts about 6 months when stored (adding a stabilizer can increase that time to about 2 years) so make sure you’re rotating your stored gas stock.
- Ways to start fire. Matches, lighters, and a ferro rod as a backup to the other fire starting methods.
- Generator.
- Solar chargers. Prepper’s Peak makes super handy solar powered flashlights and battery bank chargers. Their tactical flashlight can charge via USB port or via solar, and doubles as a charger itself. I’ve used one to charge my phone in a pinch. Their back up solar bank charges fast via solar power and the high capacity battery can get your devices quite a few charges.

4) 2A & Freedom Seeds
- Pew Pew. Self-explanatory.

5) First Aid
- Med-kits are a must. Make your own, or buy pre made.
- Would suggest both a portable med-kit to keep on your person or in your car, and a larger, more comprehensive med-kit for your home.
- Refuge Medical makes some of the best pre made med-kits that money can buy. Used by professionals around the world.
- Make sure you have a store of essential prescriptions, hygiene products, and desired herbal remedies. Necessities like toothpaste, contact solution, spare set of glasses, hand soap, things of this nature.

6) Other Non-essential Essentials
Overlooked items in a SHTF (shit hits the fan) scenario. These items make great bartering tools, and people will be feigning for them:
- Vodka (can also be used as an antiseptic in an emergency)
- Cigarettes
- Coffee
+ don’t forget having money on hand to trade with. Keep a stash of cash and/or some precious metal coins in a safe location, for the just in case.
+ books. Old school books. Technical guides and how-to manuals in old fashioned paper form.

Just a basic list, and again, there are many things missing here as I was making this list with only a couple weeks of grid failure in mind.

Since I’ve been getting so into these topics and find it so necessary, I will be turning my Sovereign Maverick YouTube channel into a prepping channel. New videos coming soon.

Next year should be fun. Stay frosty, friends.

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