Arizona

[azpiper]

We have 3 of us ...looking for more members of our community
azpiper

[AmanAmen]

Hi AZPiper - I sent a hello in the general forum as well. I am excited to see AZ listings already - my wife and I watched the St. Clair interview the other day, and were curious how we would ever connect with like-minded individuals if the need arises - and within a couple of days, I hear about this site - it always seems to work like that. I hope as time progresses, we will all learn from one another, and be able to share in the awakening that continues to unfold before us. Love and Light!

Hi there from Phoenix.
Family of 4 and a dog.
Not sure what to think or plan at this time?
Peace

[Undooz]

Hello there. Tempe here.

It's great to see a few of us here so far!

[Kahunamahalo]

Originally Posted by aboarmine

Hi there from Phoenix.
Family of 4 and a dog.
Not sure what to think or plan at this time?
Peace

Stash food & water to begin with. Lots of dried food as it stores well, Chinese stores have the best. Keep fuel tanks topped off and keep no fear.

Jerry

[777 The Great Work]

Hello from central PHX

[dragonfly]

Good day from Sedona!
Me and me 2 cats sending out as much love as can be sent from here.
Thank you Bill and Kerry!

[beena az]

I just joined today...my good friend and I here in Apache Junction have been following Project Camelot for 6 months. I am an RN and wish to be supportive of any one in this community. I also look forward to conversations with others that relate to the relevance of revelations and truths presented in Camelot...
Namaste

[Kahunamahalo]

I'm glad to see fellow Arizonans finally rolling in.

Jerry

where in AZ are you looking? Whaddaya have in mind?

[shortyz504]

I currently live in Texas, but will be taking a trip up to Pheonix soon. It would be ideal to move into the Sedona area, and was wondering if anyone could give me some pointers as to where I should look for a Harmonious place to live. Any advice for an out of stater looking to move to the AZ? Thanks for any replies

[AmanAmen]

I was born/raised here - lived in many other states and have since returned, and am now looking to leave again (I guess I should make up my mind!)

I'd have to say that my favorite part of this state is up north - Flagstaff, Sedona area. This is based on my personal preference for forests and green surroundings. I live in Phoenix, and I honestly wouldn't suggest it - not to bash my home town, but in light of your reference to harmony, I feel the north might suit you better. There is a college in Flagstaff (NAU), and I like cities with academic institutions based in them, as I feel they draw like-minded people together (those pursuing knowledge and growth).

Hope this helps - good luck. Love and Light!

[anthrovolution]

I've lived in Tucson, Phoenix, and Flagstaff. I prefer Flagstaff. Tucson is not too bad, but it has bad air days and is way too hot. Phoenix is ridiculously hot and some days are so toxic that it will shorten your life. Flagstaff has crystal clear perfectly clean air most days, with the exception of when they do controlled burns in the forest. Then there is some smoke. The summers are cool in Flagstaff, and the winters are cold, but nothing like the Midwest. Some years it snows a lot, but most years the snow is tolerable.

[xrockketx]

Hey all, Glendale AZ here
We just moved 3 weeks ago from Southern California. I felt AZ is a better location for anything that might happen.

[Wolfladyk]

Originally Posted by xrockketx

Hey all, Glendale AZ here
We just moved 3 weeks ago from Southern California. I felt AZ is a better location for anything that might happen.

MUCH better than Southern Cal for sure! But ALL cities will be dangerous if there is a "bank holiday," martial law, etc. I am a teacher in the inner city and know that thousands of young people own weapons here. Imagine Phoenix with NO food stores open or money to buy food"? Even good people will do crazy things to feed their families...

I am praying to get up North...not Flagstaff as one can't get water there reliably. I have some ideas if anyone has any valuable skills to offer a school! Email me! Sorry for the two related posts. Just learning how this forum works here.

Now I have to edit again! To all you good folks, here is my two cents. I am a "native" Arizonan and know the state extremely well from the southern border to the northern line. Arizona MAY be one of the safest spots in the country for those who choose to stay in the USA (I do) due to a variety of factors. However, certain parts of Arizona are better than others...dirty nukes would probably probably involve Phoenix or Tucson with UP to a 60-mile kill diameter. Sedona is a very nice area but they have just established a military base there (according to Dragonfly) and most of the rim country LACKS water! The best scenario is Northeast Arizona that is out of the path of radiation, the path of volcanic ash (for the most part) if Yellowstone blows, sits on the best underwater aquifer in the entire state, has loads of sun for solar power, steady wind for wind generators for back-up power, a decent growing season for crops, easy access to two Indian reservations and Canyon de Chelly if hiding becomes necessary, AND some really affordable properties. I have some other interesting information about the area as well, but can not take the risk of posting it. I understand there are no guarantees or perfect places, BUT I hate to see good people make unnecessary mistakes when lives may depend on being smart AND right. I have been researching this issue for months now, and I believe me and a friend who has helped are correct about this analysis. I don't think living costs would be outrageously high if a property was free and clear with free water and electricity! BUT getting out of Phoenix or Tucson will most likely be impossible once a big event occurs or martial law is declared. I wouldn't be surprised if the military in Sedona is there now to make sure that no one leaves the Valley to head North which is why the move must be made ASAP. My deadline is mid-January before the new President assumes office since BOTH Biden and Colin Powell have stated a BIG crisis is coming around Jan. 21 or 22! If we don't see something even before that date! I have reasonable assets that I can liquidate (with help) and I am a certified teacher, so I think i can find some work up there or I can always substitute teach if needed to raise cash on a regular basis. Teachers continued to work during the Depression...The trick will be to be DEBT-FREE, have almost NO overhead, and the ability to raise food which requires a LOT of water.

I am single, but DO have a family of 6 high content wolfdogs that will go with me for protection and warning. They will be contained in 2 pairs in 1/4 to 1/2-acre compounds however. I do believe in ETs, BUT I, for one, am not willing to climb aboard any spacecraft whether its Wave 1 or Wave 2 unless I really get to know them first! Call me cynical, but I prefer to keep my feet on the ground right now...I am willing to talk to anyone who is serious and can contribute to a piece of property that can be subdivided and individually-owned so no one has to worry about being cheated. I would love to help some others too, but first, we have to purchase the property!

Hugs to all.

Wolf

I agree with you Wolf. Everyone else may want to take a moment to investigate Wolf's advice. My research has led me to the same conclusions. Sedona is one of the many sites for FEMA camps. I'm a veteran of 9yrs & my wife is a veteran of 14yrs. Like Wolf, I am a Native to AZ & the only area of AZ that my knowledge is weak - is SE AZ.

Wolf - I am mtg with my group this evening to go over plans. We currently have a rally pt, just North of Payson. I have two friends, one with a cabin in Heber/Overgaard & the other near Christopher Creek. Problem is, I can't get either to "wake up". My group & I have currently scouted some possible sites, and my current favorite is East of St John's by about 5-10 miles, where there is 40 acres for $32,000. It is also North of Lynx Lake by about 10 miles. Drilling for water would cost $20-50k depending on depth.

My group & I all have 6mnths food minimum, numerous books of "knowledge" that we've been collecting. We'll have to talk more soon.

Everyone - helpful websites:

www.survivalblog.com & an excellent book
www.prisonplanet.com

and my personal website
www.sovfuture.com

Wolf - we'll talk more soon! Everyone else - please feel free to contact me at
yworry1979@hotmail.com (if you're interested in pooling $$$ to buy land).

My current thoughts are setting up a Nevada LLC to buy the land to maintain anonymity.

I truly believe that NE AZ is best. When I spoke to George Green he said to get as close to the 4 corners area as possible & stay close to the Reservations. We're currently looking NE of St. John's, maybe Holbrook.

Sedona - no good because of FEMA camps

Flagstaff & Phx & Tucson - no good because of size & nuclear fall-out patterns.
http://www.ki4u.com/webpal/d_resources/index.htm

[Create The Change]

Originally Posted by yworry1979

I truly believe that NE AZ is best. When I spoke to George Green he said to get as close to the 4 corners area as possible & stay close to the Reservations. We're currently looking NE of St. John's, maybe Holbrook.

Sedona - no good because of FEMA camps

Flagstaff & Phx & Tucson - no good because of size & nuclear fall-out patterns.
http://www.ki4u.com/webpal/d_resources/index.htm

Could you elucidate about FEMA camps in Sedona?
Not to let this detract me from instructions given...

I've been contacted to get to NE Arizona to community working on 4th density transition and working with the vortexes there are a protected region.
Anyone know of communites forming or intentioning communities in the Flagstaff/Sedona region?

I'm coming!!!

I visited the Four Corners region of the res last May in Tec Nos Pas and I'd heard the rumor before getting their the US gov to prevent us from going there and banding together had got the Tribal government to make an order nontribal people could only stay 2 weeks a year or they lose their free government house theywere given and lose their lease to their particular spot so no relatives could inherit their free family house or land spot transfer if they allowed others in. I lived with them 6 months before so they are like family. They wanted to ignore and risk it, but one son westernized was quite opposed over his inheritance loss potential.

As it turned out indeed they all are upset as they usually are about the US gov run tribal government and indeed if anyone visited over 2 weeks a year they could all be kicked out and lose their home. You could marry one of them, though. I really loved working with them at their concession stand at Four Corners years before and all the Sings and pow-wows.

It appears our foes are planting obstacles, we are to do what we are supposed to any way and ignore them....when we are told to come...

Here's a video on Sedona and the vortexes I found:

http://www.globalchangetelevision.org/archives/52

Anyone with forming communities in the Sedona region let me know...the time is getting urgent inside...

[ShinShinKid]

Another Tucsonan checking in!

Give a shout out if you are near!!!

[Gnosis5]

Found this on the Tiny House Blog: http://tinyhouseblog.com/announcemen...nity-property/

[melindigo]

greetings from prescott

new to site and very much a communitarion

what ya got going on???

peace melinda

[warriorsoul]

close to reservation anyone? the hopi perhaps?

[dragonfly]

From here in Sedona it's about a 2 1/2 hour drive. I was up there a few years back.

[addalight]

FYI, there is an Apple Festival at Slide Rock State Park (Sedona for you newbees) this weekend. They have a theme of sustainability. I'll be there on Sunday.

[Eusynnarg]

In Phoenix during the week and spend weekends in the mountains. I moved to Phoenix in 1976. My goal is to spend all my time in the mountains.