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Meeting notes:
Benjamin
franklin said failing to prepare is preparing to fail and that is what we are
doing tonight.
No one in the country is doing what we are doing tonight. Having listened to a lot of preparedness information the most they ever mentioned was store food and know your neighbors because you will need each other. I have never heard of a group of people getting together to talk about how to feed entire towns apart from Joseph in the Old testament who saw hard times ahead and he prepared and not only did he save Egypt but the surrounding countries as well. We just don’t’ have that kind of numbers to even help wayne county. Not everyone wants to think about this. To most people this is new and outside of their realm of possibility and some of us we have been thinking about this for years.
Before
we get into where we left off at the last meeting I’ll first talk about basic
emp protection in case some people need to leave.
Emp
shielding
·
Faraday
cages for small electronics, metal trash can, staticloth or conductive fabric
·
Building
protection
o Biggest closest
to transformers, smaller on satellite buildings, followed by surge strips for
for computers
o MOV or silicon
oxide because these react in less than 5 nanoseconds at least 40ka surge
o Siemens sf140,
square d sdsa1175, at least
o For even more
protection add clamp on ferrites to your main power leads. They absorb electric
charge and slow down spikes.
o Generator
grounds
Where
we left off last meeting
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Personally
with our farm we are planning to feed 1-2000 people with milk
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People
can live indefinitely on milk
·
We
plan to bring a trailer with around 20 spigots. People will need to bring their
own container to fill up. This milk will only be good for a couple hours.
·
Set
up relief center and food drop sites at Kidron Mennonite/ central school, and
Dalton Schools, with a small stop at shady lawn. Standard rule for sqft per
person at a long term emergency shelter is 40sqft per person. That means with
Dalton, central, Kidron Mennonite we could theoretically house 5000 people.
While all of Dalton and Kidron would be 3000 people. We would like them to stay
home if possible and we could help them with rain collecting but we think most
people are going to be staying at these locations and maybe they can bring
their own mattress.
·
Dealing
with sewage last time the best we had was dig a trench like in revolutionary
war
o I recently
learned the Dalton sewage plant has backup power.
o Things may be
better than what we planned but we are planning for the worst and if it is
better then okay.
o Fuel is finite.
We have to assume that we won’t be getting more for years.
o We have come up
with a low power idea of using our back hoe to dig a hole and have someone
build a platform and outhouse over it. Rough calculations a 5x5x6 deep hole
would last 1000 people a month. We could dig that in less than 10 minutes. What
we need to think about is where would we put it so it won’t get into ground
water.
o 5 gallon buckets
or home trash cans could be used to transport waste to the hole like if it is
at night you don’t want to be going out.
o What about
toilet paper. People will have to use washcloths or extra t shirts instead and
wash them in the creek. So recommendations like this and ones coming up later I
am assuming the least cost possible. If someone wants to put up thousands of
dollars for toilet paper to last several thousand for a couple years they can
but I am planning for this to not happen. You are looking at 36 500 sheet rolls
per day 13000 for a year for 3000 people. That is like 15 pallets worth and
those are my figures other peoples are higher.
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Water,
Dalton has backup power for water but we can haul water for temporary
o Typical survival
water is 1gal per person per day 2000 a day 60000 per month. Less than that
with milk.
o Back up diesel
generation. 2 400gpm pumps run 2 minutes enough for drinking. 4 minutes for flushing.
if it is yellow let mellow, brown flush it down
§ If there natural
gas close by you can feed natural gas into the intake using only 10% diesel to
make it last longer.
o Again we are
planning long term with no power so
o At location rain
water collection. Including Dalton, Central and Kidron Mennonite we have 214000
sqft of roof. A 1in rain would make 133000 gallons. Although not all those
rooves are good for rain collection like the flat rooves but we are looking at
in our area 3in of rain a month not 1. We can make a first flush valve and can
make a sand charcoal filter
o We could store
the water in portable swimming pools. 1500gal per Pool need 40 pools for a
month
o Another option
is use P Gram Dunn’s as a relief center. They have good rooves for rain water
collection and a pond.
o Build a windmill
pump, They cost around 6000 and I have looked at plans to build them I could do
it with parts lying around. Bike powered pump piston pump, use dc motors out of
treadmills to make piston pump and hook directly to residential solar panels to
fill overhead water for showers. Most solar installations are grid tie systems
which shut down when there is no grid so these would be useless unless we
repurpose them like this.
o If we don’t get
some of these measures in place we can
§ Wash clothes in
town spring or creek
§ Use wash cloth
instead of showering
·
People
will have a hard time about this but it is really better for your skin and
hair. Showering all the time removes the oils in the skin. It is these oils
that when the sun hits it turns into vitamin d and most people are vitamin d
deficient. It also kills staph epidermis the beneficial bacteria on your skin
which is the body’s first defense against infection. When people get off the
crap American diet they will not smell as bad because that is the toxic food
coming out sweat glands.
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I
hope we can do better but this is the worst case scenario
·
Heating
options in winter. Didn’t have much apart from using a gas stove as a heat
source and electricless heaters like Mr Heater ventless heaters on the personal
level.
o Body produces
340btu/hr in 1000sqft of people that is 8500 btu and typically you need 40000
o Use their whole
wardrobe. I do it to stay warm being outside all day.
o Mylar blankets
reflect 90% of heat back but would have to be bought beforehand. They are
pretty flimsy may not last long. They do make a mylar lined tarp which would
last longer for $20 a piece.
o Heat up rocks in
an outdoor fire and take inside but under blankets. Amish do this on their
buggies
o No one is going
to like this one but Rocket mass heaters built in basement of church or a
ground level floor
§ Use 10 times
less wood than a wood stove, it burns hot so no creosote. The exhaust can be
horizontal for the heating mass before exhausting outside unlike a chimney that
needs to be vertical
§ Downside takes a
lot of rocks and masonry to do and we would need to cut a hole in the roof or
out a window for the exhaust
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Orrville
Power update:
o They are going
to look into surge protection
o Apart from the
controls which are easy, one figure I found to protect the big transformer is
$100,000 so I don’t know if they are going to dump that much.
o
Their natural gas source is the Chippewa line and uses
natural gas powered compression stations not electric powered
o
Solar array grid tie so it will go down if there is not grid
unless we modify the inverter to work without the gird
o
2 weeks of coal can burn wood
o
10% replacement transformers
o
The day I met with them they had a meeting afterward about Replacing
substations transformers and having redundancies
o
They are putting a lot of money into cyber protection
o
I told him if they can’t keep the power and water running a
lot of people are going to die. We’ll see.
·
Santmyer
update:
o
They
are willing to help us anyway they can.
o
They
have over 50000 gallons of fuel plus 60000 gal of propane.
o
Down
side is most is in Wooster and Canton
o I was thinking
on the first couple days take whatever trucks are available to bring tankers back
to Dalton. Then take a wheel off so someone can’t show up and take it away.
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Security
o I talked to Dalton Police Chief and he agrees
that after a week or two we would need to set up a road block at West Lebanon
and Kidron rd because we have 70000 people from Wooster to Massillon with
another 70000 in Canton and right now we only have the ability to feed 2000. We
may need one at Wenger and 94 because you have 8000 people from Orrville who
could take church road and come down to Dalton from the north. If we have extra
room and extra food let them in.
o If we get more
people on board then we could spread out to maybe a Tuslaw school drop or
Orrville smuckers barn drop. Everything else in orrville is too urban and
dangerous to road blocks, ambushes, being overwhelmed by violent people.
o National guard
was brought up last time. I did some checking there are around 14000 national
guardsmen which is around 1 per 1000 people in Ohio. There are 185 cities in
ohio over 10000 people. It takes between 5 to 50 soldiers per 1000 people. They
don’t have the numbers to be helping or hindering us.
o From what I saw
online Dalton as 2 full time officers and 10 part time
·
There
may be possibility of deputizing more
·
We
may be able to get the firemen to help out since they are strong fit men
·
I’d
also like if we could I like to get a list of local veterans.
·
Any
food production site or place of value will need guards which could really be
anyone. This is a must because if they steal or damage critical infrastructure
then we can’t feed the people. If people come looking for food or shelter send
them to our relief centers.
·
We
don’t have the numbers to feed Wooster, Massillon or even orrville. People are
going to die from violence, starvation but most of the death will be because
they drank bad water and got diarrhea. I may want a volunteer tactical team to
deliver antibiotics to these dangerous locations. I don’t know how we could
properly distribute it with having bad consequences like getting captured and
tortured to reveal what the source is. I believe these cities will totally
collapsed and be worse than downtown bagdad during the US invasion.
·
It
is not a matter of antibiotic supply I have made my own antibiotics for almost
10 years. It is so simple and they are going to need them.
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Colloidal
silver, hypoclorus acid, ozone, chlorine dioxide, calcium hypochlorite, blood
electrification, rife frequencies, garlic, oregano
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For
diarrhea charcoal or clay
That
was from last meeting. I have a number of questions for you in your particular
area of expertise to go further but is there anything you can add to these
subjects.
·
What
we need to know
o We need to think
about what are we going to do about criminal justice. There is no justice
system outside of the community. Can you hold them in a cell while using
resources? Work detail? What do we do with them.
§ Rape, sex
slavery, murder
§ Looting
·
In
the west it was death penalty for stealing a horse because it was essential to
life. What about a generator?
·
I
don’t want this to happen but it is better thinking about alternatives now
while we aren’t in a crisis.
o Chickens for
food
§ Grain feeding
capabilities
§ Meat birds are
not very hardy outside
§ Modern barns are
automated controls. With electricity there is no ventilation
§ There is no
reproduction on site. The hatchery is in Orrville
§ Sherman Amstutz
has birds outside
§ Barrel with
holes of offal so that maggots fall out chickens love them, but not in winter
§ Butchering, use
a fire to heat a barrel of water to get the feathers off
§ Kidron Fire
department has outdoor cooking racks 2.5’x3’ can cook 18 halves at one time.
They can also be used for beef
o eggs
capabilities
§ grain feeding
capabilities
§ what type, will
the eat grass?
§ probably won’t
produce eggs without grain 16% protein
§ deliver eggs
options
·
transport
in egg crates
·
crack
them in a tote haul to location to cook 10000 eggs is 100 gal
·
have
a fire barrel with a stainless plate to scramble them.
o You can crack
them as fast as you can scramble them. Put in a half tote give a person a scoop
for lunch. We will deliver milk for breakfast and dinner
o Gerberfeed Grain
§ Said they would
help us with whatever they had in the bins
o Butchering
§ animals per day
normal vs with only knives
§ hunting livestock
that was let out
§ Most people
think you need fruits, vegetables, and grains to be healthy. You don’t. That is
the government and pharma train doctors who has led the US to be the most
unhealthy country in the world. On a diet we are giving them of animal products
which is a keto/ carnivore diet. Overweight people will lose 20lbs a month
without being hungry, diabetes gone, heart disease gone, most diseases you can
think of can be reversed with this diet. With that said though we would like
some of our gardening experts to get some helping hands to produce vegetables
to help out the food situation.
o
Cold storage
§ Harvest ice
blocks in winter. Get insulation board from Gerber Lumber to make or put in 3D
meat freezer. There are freezers by preferred air parts
§ People need a
purpose or a job otherwise they will get depressed and suicidal.
o Does the school sewage
run on gravity or need a lift pump?
1 comment:
Some thoughts and ideas for preparedness that you can find at Lehman's in Kidron:
-Canned and jarred foods that will last a short period of time; bagged dry noodles as well as grain that can be ground into flour; pre-packaged freeze-dried foods in metal cans that will last up to 25 years.
-Grain mills, food mills, meat grinders, etc. for processing food in various stages.
-Tools like axes and saws for cutting down trees for firewood.
-Natural gas and kerosene refrigerators and freezers.
-Hand water pumps that can be installed on a well alongside the existing electric pumps.
-Gravity water filters and personal use filters and water bottles that will purify water to make it safe, no matter the source from which it came.
-Composting toilets
-Oil lamps and portable lanterns for lights of oil lamps and portable lanterns that work on kerosene or lamp oil. Aladdin lamps would provide bright light and a decent amount of heat as well.
-Grills that run on propane or wood, and some smaller ones that run on kerosene.
-For washing laundry - washboards and hand-crank, portable washing machines, and wringers. Plus ingredients to make laundry soap - which is super easy. I've done it, and that's what I currently use.
-Growing seeds to grow lots of different types of vegetables.
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