The first thing we can do is to realize that there is very little threat a the national level. The major terrorist act is over with, and the orboros of the military is what we are actually dealing with. So the economic whiplash, which comes around as Lakota mining operations excavating uranium or war veterans in recovery who become angry. Many of these men who have more experience with munitions than the average engineer create. small acts of violence targeted usually at a personal level, undifferentiated by the press, which are now referred to as 'terrorist acts' are what Homeland Security mostly deals.

The environmental crisis may soon do away with any intention to create a wartime envirionment. "Peak water' is actually created not just by global climate shifts, but by the impact that war has on the environment, self-fulfilling prophesy, not the other way around. As we learn how to live in an impending desert-like world, our fantasy life becomes enamored with objects...a new materialism emerges, and the helpless reality of growing food and finding water impacts on our consciousness. Having a job in order to feed ourselves and our communities become crucial, and more and more people end up on the lower end of the food chain and pay scale. Finding ways of sharing resources with peaceful means becomes paramount. Sustainbility in local biohm and in local community
groups is essential.