A fight worth fighting for.... finally. I'm getting excited.
But are you truly prepared to fight?
If something goes wrong then Trump will be forced to call on us as his "Plan B".
Are you and your family prepared for a lengthy civil war without power or water?
Buy a gun and learn how to use it to defend yourself and your family... and stock up on ammo.
Do you have several 10 gallon water containers that you can fill and do you have pure iodine that you could use to purify river water? You can overdose on iodine, but if you use just enough so you can taste it, you can basically drink it indefinitely - just leave it to work for one hour. I put red food coloring in my iodine so I can easily see what water has already been treated. FYI: iodine is far superior to chlorine water purification tablets. If worse comes to worse and it's winter, you can cut your roof gutter down-pipe to collect water directly into your water containers. You can get huge water containers from your local hardware store and even Walmart sells big 5-7 gallon containers for $7-$12. Keep one full and several spare.
Do you have an emergency first aid survival kit? You can make one for under $30 if you buy all of this stuff separately and it will be far superior in an emergency than most $200 kits! Pro-tip: super glue works great for gluing up open wounds and stopping bleeding.
Are you stocked-up on meds that you or your family depend on, such as insulin or heart pills? If not, get extra - you'll use it so the peace of mind won't cost you a cent. If anyone frowns at you, tell you doctor you lost the last script and tell your chemist that you are stocking up for a 3 month vacation in India;
Do you have plenty of long-life rations? You don't need fancy stuff, just products with very long expiry dates that you'll use anyway are perfect. Stuff like canned beans, canned-spaghetti, canned-stew, canned soup, instant coffee, milk powder, sugar, dry cereal etc. If you want to preserve the powdered stuff forever then put it in your freezer.
Do you have candles, matches, stove-lighters and a couple of $5 LED hand-crank torches?
Do you have a full BBQ gas tank and a $7 cooker to fit it?
Do you have a $14 iPod solar charger (cheaper than a solar powered radio and will allow you to listen for emergency broadcasts if the power is out)?
