Germany urges citizens to stockpile food and water to prepare for the implosion of Europe

It’s tough to deny it at this point — the impending collapse of societies all across the world is coming sooner than we would care to admit.

With each passing day, new evidence arrives to back up the belief that rising tensions, religious extremism, global warfare and political corruption will inevitably lead to the world being completely destroyed. It may sound like a crazy conspiracy theory to some, but if you analyze the evidence with an open mind, there are a lot of warning signs available.

Now there’s even more proof to back up this belief, as Germany is urging its citizens to prepare themselves for such an event by stockpiling food and water in expectation of Europe completely imploding.

Caroline Copley of Yahoo reports, “Germany is currently on high alert after two Islamist attacks and a shooting rampage by a mentally unstable teenager last month. Berlin announced measures earlier this month to spend considerably more on its police and security forces and to create a special unit to counter cyber crime and terrorism.”

It’s difficult to blame them, either. Europe is a complete mess at the moment thanks to the growing amount of Islamic extremists invading their countries. From France to Belgium and everywhere in between, it seems as though the entire continent of Europe is under attack by these extremists.

Overt political correctness has once again proven itself to be extremely dangerous, due to the fact that federal governments are afraid to address real, dangerous issues threatening the lives of their citizens out of fear that they’ll be labeled racist, Islamophobic, or otherwise bigoted.

If the globalists have their way, we’re all in serious trouble. They’ve already started taking away individual freedoms, and now they’ve set their sights on much bigger goals. If you want to survive, you best be prepared for anything they can throw at you — because it’s very clear that they’re trying to eliminate us all.

Sources:

Yahoo.com

Faz.net