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In this newly released video report from Before It’s News friend Tom Lupshu, we’re shown a brief clip of what Tom shares is a leaked video showing the National Guard preparing for a Yellowstone ‘event’. Tom shares with us that this is a warning video…since they are preparing for this incident and it’s aftermath, we should also be.

Preparing for an event of the magnitude of a Yellowstone eruption would require us to stock up on as much food and water as possible and to make sure that we are armed. Though Tom warns this will not be easy to survive, with a plan, a clear head and a fearless attitude, we can prevail. Visit Tom’s Bunker Report Facebook page here.


For those who want to know ‘the truth about Yellowstone’, the 2nd video below, a documentary, will share that with you.




http://beforeitsnews.com/environment/2014/07/leaked-video-yellowstone-national-guard-preparing-for-an-event-2504848.html

This is confusing. From what I\'ve read about Yellowstone\'s past ancient events, there is no way to prepare for this with \"food, water, and a gun.\" Perhaps it would be possible to survive if underground in a bunker with no cracks that would let in ash. The video shown here dramatizes an ancient eruption of a huge volcano which sent ash all over the world, allowing only a very few people to survive. Even if one survives in a bunker, how long can you live there?
You need a filter to remove all of the ash--how many could afford a fancy filter like that which could run for years?
When I was in forest fire smoke here, even my expensive filter was not useful. I was advised to turn it off, so as to not ruin it, and leave town. That was when we had a mandatory evacuation due to forest fire and forest fire smoke.

How far would the ash travel? It depends on the size of the eruption. Mt. St. Helen\'s ash went only into eastern Washington State, primarily. It was dangerous but most people who were killed were not killed by ash but by pyroclastic explosions flying through the air and rushing down rivers, with debris. About 80 people, as I recall, all of whom were relatively near the mountain.

In the case of Yellowstone, if it were a small eruption like Mt. St. Helen's in the 20th century, its harm could be only to the near-proximate people, although ash could cause illness and lack of sunshine for crop-growing in a wider circle. However, the past explosions of Yellowstone were much bigger than St. Helen\'s, and sent ash over l/3 up to 2/3 of America. No one would survive within those boundaries, I have read, although I am not an expert myself. A person who was in an ash free bunker might survive longer--but the threat would be years in length.

Most people will die in such an event, and only a few will survive, in spite of gathering food, water, and a gun.

If the National Guard is preparing to meet this awful occurrence, they must be hoping it will be a much smaller occurrence than those of ancient times.

I have a dormant caldera near me here, Valles Caldera. Most of the land around here was formed by the caldera exploding its ash in various waves, which caused different colored layers. Valles Caldera is only a few miles wide,
compared to Yellowstone\'s over fifty miles, if I remember correctly--in any case, very much bigger.

So go ahead and prepare, but your gun may be your most useless thing to have, unless the eruption is relatively small like Mt. St. Helen's in the 20th century, which only killed about 80 people. if the Guard is preparing, they must hope the eruption will be much smaller than in the distant past.

We must depend on God's guidance in this! Very few could afford the extensive preparations needed to survive in situ. But of course it could be "small", God willing.

I know you have had to deal with the smoke of the fires out there several years now and it has been a real hardship on one's health and sanity. The older one gets, the less you have what it takes to get out of the way. Only having lived through these fires, does one get hit with the many issues that accost one such as the venting of fresh air. These are things taken for granted, aren't they?

This man must have the capabilities, far enough away, to get through several weeks of real hard times but most do not. He is a Christian, a young one who has the fight within him to survive. He must know End Time Prophecy and may be using all of this as a witness to the times we now live. Although, the Bible tells us, it will be rare to see men, at the End of it all, there will be those that God will use

Perhaps the National Guard is being trained and up-dated for the massive deaths that will take place, should Yellowstone be large enough. There have been all those body bags & coffins set aside so they know one event will trigger another.

I know these kind of reports are used on this site to motivate people out of their complacency; jar them awake to look around themselves and search for answers. Most do not even know the words of Jesus in Matthew 24 and Luke 21 that tell us the signs of His coming...they are everywhere.

Hopefully some of them will realize how futile their lives are without God and to think of Heavenly things instead of Earthly things.

As Solomon said at the end of his life, "All is Vanity".

As believers Mariel, we must trust that Our Heavenly Father has a plan and time-line for our lives and will help us to endure to our End.


gerlinda