Comments on: Mormon Canneries and Self-Reliance

By: Tambra

Tambra — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 06:41:18 +0000

Plan your food storage in secret. The fewer people that know the better.
Keep it out of site.
Boy Scouts motto; BE PREPARED; for anything.
There are companies out there trying to take over the world food supply.
GROW A GARDEN and move to a more self sustaining way of life.
Sadly our government at this time does not have out best interest in view. They are out there harassing organic farmers, moving self sustainable families off their properties , allowing genetically altered foods everywhere, and are hoping we don’t notice.
Plan to take care of your family through had work and the help of God! Pray for strength, courage, for yourself and pray that our enemies wake up to the truth.

By: theresa

theresa — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 01:21:06 +0000

My new neighbors were starving, really starving . I gave them some of my food storage without hesitation. I’m glad I did because a month later our house burned down and if I had of been greedy, O the shame that I would of felt. some times we have to share, Theresa

By: Mike

Mike — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 01:29:55 +0000

James – that statement is not in keeping with the counsel of the church, but I think you know that.

By: James

James — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 17:58:07 +0000

This is why you not only store food, but also Guns & Ammo in your basement AND NEVER TELL ANYONE!!! Make a section of your house/basement a Shelter of the 1950′s-type…steel door, heavy interior lock & bar. Once you are IN, nobody is getting IN without a bulldozer kind of Safe Room.

Nobody else has a Need to Know.

Plan tactically. Think like a Boy Scout.

By: Country Survival

Country Survival — Fri, 22 May 2009 02:54:11 +0000

Rebecca Hauptman: I joined a Yahoo groups list on food storage because I recently started my food storage (this year!!) someone on the list mentioned that the government can take your food storage if they want to, but then when I asked my mom about it today she told me that after Hurricane Andrew (1993 I think) the LDS church sued the government for doing that, saying it was infringing on religious freedom because food storage is a part of "our religion." My mom said that the government can still take food storage from people, just not LDS folks. I am wondering if there is any truth to this? She also mentioned that if the government declares Martial Law (I had to look that up and read about it) that they can take anyone's food storage, etc. This is a separate thing from my first comment above. And this would apply to LDS folks, too. I would love to hear anyone's comments about this.

I am not aware of, nor have I heard of, any lawsuit as you describe. It is true that by executive order of the President of the United States that they could take your food storage. However, not all presidential executive orders are necessarily constitutional. If such an order was to be executed in the midst of martial law, the least of your worries would be them taking your food storage.

By: Rebecca Hauptman

Rebecca Hauptman — Fri, 22 May 2009 02:03:57 +0000

I joined a Yahoo groups list on food storage because I recently started my food storage (this year!!) someone on the list mentioned that the government can take your food storage if they want to… but then when I asked my mom about it today she told me that after Hurricane Andrew (1993 I think) the LDS church sued the government for doing that, saying it was infringing on religious freedom because food storage is a part of “our religion”. My mom said that the government can still take food storage from people, just not LDS folks. I am wondering if there is any truth to this?

She also mentioned that if the government declares Martial Law (I had to look that up and read about it) that they can take anyone’s food storage, etc. This is a separate thing from my first comment above. And this would apply to LDS folks, too. I would love to hear anyone’s comments about this.