(Omal lays out a possible future and the plans needed to be made for any eventuality including volcanoes. He sketches out possible routes to deal with the scenarios he proposes considering that giving up a prepared holdout may be needed. In the end he reminds us that the struggle is necessary for the advancement of our race.) 

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John: can I ask you about the fragment of truth that was left in Sedona before I left….

Omal: uh-huh, a very small fragment that is finding it harder to get hold of…..

John: they’re leaving, everyone’s leaving.

Omal: that is because it is breaking down. They will tell you that it has become corrupted with I believe you would call money grabbers?

John: oh yeah but that was happening long before I left and while I was leaving and that was one of the biggest reasons why I'm leaving, why I left.

Omal: it is still growing and the people that are looking for the truth are moving away, they are searchers as was the young lady visiting from the continent below who is a searcher and they go where they think it is advantageous for them to learn.

John: okay now Pete and Gina who are very close to me, very much spiritually in tune….

Omal: uh-huh, when are they arriving?

John: they'll be coming through here and they’re going to Idaho and they really feel that their sanctuary is in Idaho. How do you feel about that, about strategic placement and whether I'm here in Tahoe or in Idaho or in my camp in New York or my place in Arizona?

Omal: every possibility must be analyzed and looked at. It may be necessary to retreat to Arizona but in a very devious sort of way.

John: uh-hmm.

Omal: by going the most indirect route may be the most direct. Instead of going directly to Arizona, it may be advantageous to go to New York and then backtrack. There are things in New York that are easier to get at then there are in Arizona. So it would be advantageous to do a backtrack or you may find it easier to go to Idaho before retreating to Arizona or vice versa, Arizona before retreating to the East.

John: yes I see.

Omal: so you have to have more than one line of escape planned or it may be necessary to drag people from those places, those connections to a central point.

John: and out of all the places I've mentioned, can you give me any insight which would be a good central point?

Omal: well Idaho has its advantages of being a good central rendezvous point for all parties from all parts of the country. Arizona has its advantages because of the cabins located in that area. New York has its advantages because it is a easy access sea point to retreat even further if necessary and Lake Tahoe is a natural fortress.

John: so we’ve pretty much covered the United States and you’ve been....

Omal: unfortunately yes, everything has its advantages.

John: lovely vague you know what I mean where I guess it’s just up to me where…..

Omal: yes, that is what I’m saying….

John: where I go and what I do.

Omal: yes….

Omal: everything has its advantages and each situation has a particular area which is advantageous to retreat to. If you stay in the same location, that in itself may be advantageous to have an area to retreat back to. Let’s say for example you decide to retreat to your family….

John: yes.

Omal: you arrive there....

John: yes okay, excuse me.

Omal: the situation in the East is very, very bad. Rioting on a daily basis, mass migration out of the cities into the countryside, defending your property being very costly in not only munitions but in life, you decide to retreat away from that area, cutting your losses and retreating to your friends in Idaho.

John: yeah but....

Russ: hard to imagine they'd be but as a hypothetical situation, anything could happen.

John: so we would retreat hypothetically from….

Omal: from one place to another. When you plan a battle, you have to plan for every eventuality. You have to plan for how far you wish to advance, if the advance is going to be easy or hard or even if you have to retreat, you have to plan every possible avenue. If you do not consider the idea of retreat, then you are cutting off an option that may save your lives.

John: yes.

Omal: so it is necessary to plan for everything. You have to plan for a very, very wide area. The plans that you make with your family are very good, you must keep on with those but you must also plan for the worst. If you do not plan for the worse, then you are cutting off a very useful learning tool and something that may be needed. When you plan for the worst, you have to look at the worst-case scenario and when you look at the worst-case scenario, make it even worse. You think of everything that can go wrong and I do mean everything, even earthquakes, even volcanic activity, even nuclear strike. So it is necessary to plan for everything accordingly. Okay, next question.

Russ: okay, whether you can answer this or not I’m not sure. Ashtar's visit, that was regarding us or have any effect on us?

Omal: it has no effect whatsoever but it would be useful to ask him himself.

Russ: is he here?

Omal: yes.

Russ: fair enough.

Omal: okay, last question from each of you, Johnny?

John: my move to Lake Tahoe has been very good for me and I’m not sure to the extent of my sabbatical or training with Mark and Russ, I’m not sure how far this is going to go. I don’t know if they’re going to travel with me back East or if we’re going to be here but I’m assuming I’m on the right path.

Omal: yes, you are on a path of learning and preparation. Everything even if it is really bad does serve the function of being a learning lesson. As I’ve stated in the past, it is not something to relish, it is something to live through and to be able to pass on the knowledge that you have learned. The pioneers of your country suffered greatly but yet out of that suffering came a country with infinite possibilities, not all good and not all bad but there is infinite possibilities where it could have gone and infinite possibilities of where it has gone so the struggle is necessary for the advancement of your race. I do not say struggle in the sake of struggle for itself but if it comes, then it must be dealt with and in turn those that survive do improve the country. Okay, Russ?

Russ: the scenario that you painted would make an excellent computer game called "Collapse" in which America collapses financially and you must go to various places in the country to pick up certain items that you can’t get other places to take them back to certain places to make your refuge. I might have to get together with someone here and work on that, what do you think?

Omal: if you wish.

Russ: good idea.

Omal: okay.

Russ: thank you Omal.

Omal: thank you, you’re welcome.

John: thank you so much.

Omal: live long, prosper and, I’ll see you guys later.