A little update for everyone! We took every piece of advice we received here on board and have made the decision to relocate to the freer state of Idaho in early November. When I ask myself where I want to be when shtf the answer is around family, away from the city, in a wide open space with easy access to food and shelter. Hawaii is none of those places for us and with family around we have extra support for the baby. A business opportunity has also just opened up in that area! Pray that we have enough time to tie up our affairs here and that we are able to make it there safely.

I want to take a second to say how thankful I am for my husband’s support. While he doesn’t do a ton of his own research he hears most of what I read and understands the importance of standing up for our rights, so much so that he is willing to put his dream of leaving a fully functioning business in Hawaii to run itself on hold. Though he admitted if he wasn’t with me he probably would have gotten the shot, he’s fully committed to making our move next month. Yesterday we spent our anniversary getting things sold off in preparation for the move.

I’ve got a pretty big extended family and it’s split right down the middle. The boys, with the exception of my youngest brother, got the vax, and us girls have decided we’d rather pick up and move our family away from the insanity than bow down to it. My dad and brothers roll their eyes when they hear me talk about anything geopolitically. Always have. My mom and my sister listened to me, and my youngest brother is smart enough to know which family members pay attention. My sister’s husband is also awake. The three of them frequent these boards.

While my dad and brothers don’t listen or care about what I have to say, I’m lucky enough to have family members who are awake. I see people on here posting woes about their spouses going against their wishes, behind their backs, shaming them for standing their ground on the vax, even to the point of leaving and taking the children. My husband, despite not having all of the information on his own, trusts and supports me in a way my male relatives never did. That means everything in today’s world.

Thanks to everyone here for their input!