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What to do when the big war hits?
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We will need to kill Bjork to aquire our new home, I dont think anyone will have a problem with that-Singer Bjork’s / Björk’s house in Elliðaey near Vestmannaeyjar – Iceland | ZamaanOnline
Its called predictive programming - showing you before hand what there gonna do
illuminati/New World Order cant wait for the shit-to-hit-the-fan
illuminati/New World Order cant wait for the shit-to-hit-the-fan
I was wondering how much solar energy it'd take to run it recently when looking at some hydroponics stuff myself. So it's interesting that you bring it up.
did you know how much more likely a huge behemoth like the Pentagon is to waste 1000 rounds then a guy holed up in the woods??? the guy isn't running Paris Island.
Read this book and you will realize how unprepared you are for TEOTWAWKI
Read this (or youtube LA riots or Katrina) and you will realize how retarded anyone saying "stay in the city under martial law" is)
This is a great read btw
King of the Hill - Hillenium
^^Awesome Y2k Episode:
DALE: The real problem will be obtaining fresh meat. A breeding pair of gerbils.
NANCY: Dale, honey, one of those is a hamster.
DALE: Laugh now, lady. After a month of eating cockroaches, you will be begging for gerbster.
^^Awesome Y2k Episode:
DALE: The real problem will be obtaining fresh meat. A breeding pair of gerbils.
NANCY: Dale, honey, one of those is a hamster.
DALE: Laugh now, lady. After a month of eating cockroaches, you will be begging for gerbster.
Wow this thread took off... I guess there are a few more doom-and-gloom types here in the WF community than there would be out there on some random news forum.
Do you think it's because we're a smarter-than-average group, and an apocalyptic future is the only smart conclusion?
Or maybe this community just does more drugs than most others...?
Do you think it's because we're a smarter-than-average group, and an apocalyptic future is the only smart conclusion?
Or maybe this community just does more drugs than most others...?
i think its because everyone realizes where we are headed.
i was at a fancy ski resort eating sushi with some friends and the people next to us heard us talking about our rifles, etc. and we tried to joke "i'm just a marksman" and she's like "oh no you aren't, you're getting ready".
what goes up, must come down. its very simple. the harder we try to reinflate an economy based on scams and entitlements, the harder we will fall. and some how they will blame Austrian economists and ron paul for EVERYTHING....mark my words.
Marc Faber spells out the endgame perfectly
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjNp7kg7rvg]YouTube - Marc Faber Spells it ALL OUT in 6 minutes !!![/ame]
lol,
war does not equal anarchy. Even if the whole interwebz went offline, I'd be hustling something that someone wants.
War just shifts the demand and supply of the economy. I'll be hustling whatever people are whiling to pay for. I'm a hustler. I'll get by.
@ those who think it will end because of the numbers (debt, entitlement, etc):
The thing you are missing is that the rules can be changed. Those numbers are just that; numbers. It isn't real money, just numbers.
Think of it this way; the argument that the numbers dictate that there will be anarchy, is like saying the rules of the game dictate that when you have a two bishops and a queen on the chess board, and your opponent only has a king, then you will win. Well yes. But what you aren't considering is that the rules of the game can be changed by those who own the board. Like when the brothers tried to corner the silver market in the 80s. Technically, the rules of the game said they were going to be incredibly rich. But then the board owners simply changed the rules of the game and broke their back.
You and I don't know what the board owners are up to, so there is no telling what will happen, even IF the rules dictate something SHOULD happen.
war does not equal anarchy. Even if the whole interwebz went offline, I'd be hustling something that someone wants.
War just shifts the demand and supply of the economy. I'll be hustling whatever people are whiling to pay for. I'm a hustler. I'll get by.
@ those who think it will end because of the numbers (debt, entitlement, etc):
The thing you are missing is that the rules can be changed. Those numbers are just that; numbers. It isn't real money, just numbers.
Think of it this way; the argument that the numbers dictate that there will be anarchy, is like saying the rules of the game dictate that when you have a two bishops and a queen on the chess board, and your opponent only has a king, then you will win. Well yes. But what you aren't considering is that the rules of the game can be changed by those who own the board. Like when the brothers tried to corner the silver market in the 80s. Technically, the rules of the game said they were going to be incredibly rich. But then the board owners simply changed the rules of the game and broke their back.
You and I don't know what the board owners are up to, so there is no telling what will happen, even IF the rules dictate something SHOULD happen.
It's rare i'm impressed with anyone's intelligence but that guy "gets it". Very impressive
I'd imagine that depends on how old he is.
If he was a stockbroker in 1987, or has studied the great depression of 1929 in depth, you can officially take that as a bad sign.
I think it's quite prudent to plan for a rainy day and to have ample supplies on hand to survive.
About 12 years ago, most of your kids were still in elementary, there was a thing called Y2K coming up. Back then I read a book called Timebomb2000 by Ed Yourdon which touched on how dependent and interconnected society has become. If the power goes out for longer then 3 days it's estimated that there would be the first serious cases of civil unrest. 7 days it could get ugly. 14-30 days let's not even consider it on a national level...
Back then there was a bulletin board which became a hub for folks to exchange advice and the board was archived and kept online since it has a lot of timeless information in it. Year 2000 Preparation Archive Top Level (Even though it says only one message - go a level beneath it for all of the goodness) Tons of stuff about what vet medications/antibiotics are cheaply available and exact same as what they give humans, etc. etc.
Thank god nothing happened at the time and over the next year my wife and I saved a lot of money, eating home cooked meals and our local food bank loved us. Funny story, around 2003 I was going to give away an old suit of mine. Luckily we went through the pockets before donating it and found about $1,500 in cash that we had stashed away and forgotten about. (Still can't believe that I didn't remember that money).
After Y2K came the bulletin board morphed somewhat and became a hub for folks worried about alien abductions, earth changes and solar events, illegal immigration etc. however some of the info exchanged there is still quite good: Timebomb2000
Here are a couple of properties/hidouts I can suggest:
Zombie proof house: Listed: MSN Real Estate's daily blog - MSN Real Estate
Survival Realty: San Juan Retreat (Colorado) - SurvivalRealty.com
One of the funnest books on this topic I read was "Emergency" by Neil Strauss (author of the game): [ame=http://www.amazon.com/Emergency-This-Book-Will-Save/dp/0060898771]Amazon.com: Emergency: This Book Will Save Your Life (9780060898779): Neil Strauss: Books[/ame]
He goes out to try to figure out what to do to survive when TSHTF etc.. Great book with an even better ending.
Make sure you have PRINTED copies of SAS/U.S. Army survival manuals, How to manuals on gardening, bread baking, First Aid, Advanced nursing books, etc. etc.. Some of the book around the 1920's, 30's etc. that show you how to do stuff from scratch are 'really' useful.
Hope this helps...
About 12 years ago, most of your kids were still in elementary, there was a thing called Y2K coming up. Back then I read a book called Timebomb2000 by Ed Yourdon which touched on how dependent and interconnected society has become. If the power goes out for longer then 3 days it's estimated that there would be the first serious cases of civil unrest. 7 days it could get ugly. 14-30 days let's not even consider it on a national level...
Back then there was a bulletin board which became a hub for folks to exchange advice and the board was archived and kept online since it has a lot of timeless information in it. Year 2000 Preparation Archive Top Level (Even though it says only one message - go a level beneath it for all of the goodness) Tons of stuff about what vet medications/antibiotics are cheaply available and exact same as what they give humans, etc. etc.
Thank god nothing happened at the time and over the next year my wife and I saved a lot of money, eating home cooked meals and our local food bank loved us. Funny story, around 2003 I was going to give away an old suit of mine. Luckily we went through the pockets before donating it and found about $1,500 in cash that we had stashed away and forgotten about. (Still can't believe that I didn't remember that money).
After Y2K came the bulletin board morphed somewhat and became a hub for folks worried about alien abductions, earth changes and solar events, illegal immigration etc. however some of the info exchanged there is still quite good: Timebomb2000
Here are a couple of properties/hidouts I can suggest:
Zombie proof house: Listed: MSN Real Estate's daily blog - MSN Real Estate
Survival Realty: San Juan Retreat (Colorado) - SurvivalRealty.com
One of the funnest books on this topic I read was "Emergency" by Neil Strauss (author of the game): [ame=http://www.amazon.com/Emergency-This-Book-Will-Save/dp/0060898771]Amazon.com: Emergency: This Book Will Save Your Life (9780060898779): Neil Strauss: Books[/ame]
He goes out to try to figure out what to do to survive when TSHTF etc.. Great book with an even better ending.
Make sure you have PRINTED copies of SAS/U.S. Army survival manuals, How to manuals on gardening, bread baking, First Aid, Advanced nursing books, etc. etc.. Some of the book around the 1920's, 30's etc. that show you how to do stuff from scratch are 'really' useful.
Hope this helps...
War...don't know. I'm not expecting any major invasions anytime soon.
Ah..Y2K...I remember it well. <reminiscing>....It was late 1998 and I was supporting an HR system built on a network database (IDMS) at work. For you younger folks who will never see one of those, it's a database that ties related fields with pointers....lightening fast. I had recently taken support from some other people. We rolled the clock forward (simulation) to Jan 1, 2000. The whole freaking application literally shutdown. I Had to go through all the code and change all of the dates that were hard coded with "19" and make them Y2K compliant. But after that...Y2K went by with out incident for me. No planes fell out of the sky!!! </reminiscing>
Ah..Y2K...I remember it well. <reminiscing>....It was late 1998 and I was supporting an HR system built on a network database (IDMS) at work. For you younger folks who will never see one of those, it's a database that ties related fields with pointers....lightening fast. I had recently taken support from some other people. We rolled the clock forward (simulation) to Jan 1, 2000. The whole freaking application literally shutdown. I Had to go through all the code and change all of the dates that were hard coded with "19" and make them Y2K compliant. But after that...Y2K went by with out incident for me. No planes fell out of the sky!!! </reminiscing>
time to stockpile food and ammo
id probably raid pharmacies for antibiotics and anti virals before i went for food
ideally id be rolling with about 10 of my friends and we would load up in a day or two, hide for a week then make it for the middle of nowhere
id probably raid pharmacies for antibiotics and anti virals before i went for food
ideally id be rolling with about 10 of my friends and we would load up in a day or two, hide for a week then make it for the middle of nowhere
I've purchased from all three of these places in the past. Mostly I buy at Walmart now to replenish what I shoot in practice.
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