This sending kids off to safety before the enemy arrives, or doomsday, or whatever the reason, is pretty much the action of parents in other situations of impending danger. They stay behind to fight the bad guys. Hoping that their selfless actions of sending children to safety does in fact, save them. It’s a common scene during wars. In WW2, for example, the Brits who could, sent their kids into the countryside. Away from London and the nightly bombings inflicted on the country from the Nazi’s. The Jews put their children on Freedom Trains, bound for Switzerland and further, while the adults remained under immediate threat of Nazi soldiers. None of those parents revealed where their children went. That would defeat the purpose: safe passage away from certain death.
If these people are sincere believers of the Doomsday Apocalypse, then it’s possible that the children are safe. Our problem is, most of us don’t believe Doomsday is upon us. And we cannot put our heads around leaving children. And so we believe, correctly, I think, that if you are preparing for Doomsday, you’re in the mountains hiding out. Converting paper money into commodities that can be traded later, as needed to survive. Precious metals. Canned, preserved food, water. Toiletries. Medicine. They maybe without kids, bc the kids were sent way further away, but the parents certainly would not be on a beach in Hawaii. That’s the clue. Their actions do not support their defense.
