Steve Slepcevic shares insights on navigating chaos during disasters – NaturalNews.com

(Note: This article is is based on a “Health Ranger Report” interview posted Dec. 7, 2023 on Brighteon.com.)

• SRP24 specializes in ensuring the continuity of critical infrastructure (hospitals, ports, airports) during disasters. Their services include pre-disaster planning, logistics (food, fuel, power), on-site fortification (e.g., backup systems, shrink-wrapping) and rapid post-disaster recovery.
• The company provides security teams to maintain order in disaster zones, protecting the delivery of essential supplies and preventing looting. They also manage cyber defense to safeguard critical systems.
• Operating in disaster zones requires creative solutions like using private charters, fishing vessels or even canoes when transportation networks fail. Their “anytime, anywhere” approach prioritizes mission success over logistical hurdles.
• SRP24 often prioritizes aid over profit, deferring payments until insurance claims are processed. Slepcevic shared examples like Acapulco, where teams transitioned to search/rescue operations alongside local volunteers.
• Steve Slepcevic highlights systemic vulnerabilities like reliance on foreign-made power grid components and urges individual/local preparedness (e.g., emergency kits, CPR training). He also raises concerns about unexplained disaster patterns (e.g., Maui fires) and potential hidden agendas behind crises.

The Health Ranger Mike Adams sat down with Strategic Response Partners (SRP24) managing partner Steve Slepcevic in a recent episode of the “Health Ranger Report.” The two delved into the intricate world of disaster management, preparedness and the often-overlooked realities of crisis response.

Slepcevic described SRP24 as a “critically purpose-driven disaster management company.” Their mission is to ensure the continuity of critical infrastructure during and after disasters. From meticulous planning to deploying response teams comprising paramedics and security personnel, SRP24 handles every aspect of disaster management.

Their focus extends to logistics – including food, fuel and power generation – ensuring facilities remain operational even in the face of adversity. When hurricanes loom, SRP24 is often called upon by hospitals, shipping ports, airports and logistics centers to devise comprehensive plans.

The disaster management expert explained that their team arrives on-site days before the storm hits. They fortify facilities with backup power systems, shrink-wrap vulnerable areas and position recovery vendors for immediate action post-disaster. Their goal is to keep these critical facilities operational at all costs.

In addition to disaster response, SRP24 manages a cyber defense team. Slepcevic emphasized the critical need for security in disaster zones, where lawlessness often prevails. His team provides essential security services, safeguarding the delivery of food, fuel and power to affected areas.

The challenges of operating in disaster zones

Operating in disaster zones presents immense challenges. Slepcevic highlighted the need for adaptability and quick thinking. His team often faces closed airports and disrupted transportation networks, necessitating creative solutions like flying under the radar or using fishing vessels to reach affected areas. Their commitment to being “anytime, anywhere” is underscored by their reliance on private charters and even canoes when necessary.

Slepcevic recounted an incident in Acapulco, where his team transitioned from disaster response to a search and rescue operation. With limited resources, they joined forces with a local volunteer group, sharing equipment and expertise. This experience exemplifies the spirit of service that drives SRP24, often prioritizing humanitarian efforts over financial gain.

When asked about the financial aspects of disaster response, Slepcevic admitted to the challenges of monetizing such work. He explained that while some clients have insurance coverage for their services, many do not.

SRP24 operates on a trust-based model, often deferring payment until insurance claims are processed. This approach reflects their commitment to serving those in need, regardless of immediate financial returns.

Local preparedness and the importance of individual action

The conversation shifted to the broader issue of America’s readiness for disasters. Slepcevic expressed concern over the country’s reliance on foreign-produced parts for critical infrastructure, particularly the power grid. A widespread grid failure could have devastating consequences, citing government reports that estimate a potential 90 percent casualty rate within a year.

Slepcevic emphasized the importance of local preparedness, urging individuals to take responsibility for their own safety. He advocates for basic training in CPR, first aid and emergency response, as well as the importance of having emergency kits and plans in place. His experiences in Maui, where local officials initially refused assistance, highlight the need for communities to be self-sufficient in the face of disaster.

The interview touched on the Maui fires, with Slepcevic revealing disturbing details about the environmental and health impacts. He discussed the potential for toxic chemicals, including dioxins, to leach into the groundwater and harm marine life. His concerns about the Environmental Protection Agency‘s handling of the situation echo broader criticisms of government transparency and accountability.

The SRP24 founder and managing partner shared his observations of unusual phenomena during the Maui fires, including inexplicable burn patterns and the condition of bodies. While he stops short of drawing definitive conclusions, his experiences raise questions about the nature of the disaster. His commitment to uncovering the truth is evident in his willingness to share information and collaborate with experts.

“There’s just a lot of things to me that are unexplained. And there’s a massive network of people that have this information now. Because the way that I found is that when you start sharing information at this level, you become a target,” Slepcevic said.

When asked about the motivations behind engineered disasters, Slepcevic speculated on the potential for control and real estate plays. He noted the trend of elites stockpiling resources and building off-grid bunkers, suggesting a broader understanding of impending risks. (Related: SRP24 founder Steve Slepcevic issues urgent warning – Wealthy ELITES preparing to hole up in heavily-stocked BUNKERS)

The disaster planning, response and recovery industry veteran’s message is clear: Preparedness is key. He encourages individuals to take proactive steps, from acquiring satellite phones to building community networks. His advice is grounded in the belief that being prepared allows for a more resilient and adaptable response to whatever challenges may arise.

“It’s better to be prepared,” Slepcevic stated.

Watch the full interview between Steve Slepcevic and the Health Ranger Mike Adams below.

This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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Sources include:

Brighteon.com

SteveSlepcevic.org