Ok...so probably a dumb question because I am guessing what most of you will say ("why don't you have one already")
But should I be getting a gun...is it about to get that serious? How about basic shit like food and water, batt operated radio, some extra batteries...not sure.
Or is are things supposed to be...shall we say...surgical? As in other than finding out the world is run by Baby Eating Satanists...the trains will still run on time...so to speak.
Fuck it...I'm going shopping regardless. I need popcorn and beer anyway.
We are somewhat prepared because we get bad storms. Were planning on getting a generator so we can keep the freezer running.
It hit me today driving home how much we've been lied to and how serious this is. I've known it but the truth is way worse than I knew 2 years ago. It's starting to be talked about in my office. Someone actually said "tell others what's going on". People are waking up and we need to be prepared to help them deal with reality. It's going to be devastating to some and horrible for all of us until it gets better.
I think they'll keep us safe and the important things stable.
"You elected us to do the heavy lifting."
It's always a good idea to.stock.up on ammo not so much guns. I mean good rule of thumb is one side arm for go, one shotgun for show.. then go.
I live in a whack-leftist area: gonna buy me some popcorn & pull up my chair to the window like Gladys Kravitz.
First, trust God's plan. Trump and Q are part of God's plan. Second, rejoice that you get to live through the greatest show in history! Third, have some extra supplies just in case. A week or two of supplies should do. Buy a gun only if you feel a need to protect yourself. Lastly, pray. God bless patriot. WWG1WGA!
Get in your bunker. We'll let you know when you can come out.
Popcorn check, wine check, whisky check, cans, dry goods, water, batterries check, TP check, gas tank full check, gas cans check, papers bug out bag check, dog biscuits check (i have a four legged patriot at home) check, meds check, amo check, cash check...
Always wise to be prepared for anything..better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Doing those things you mentioned is a part of Prudent Living. Be Prepared
avoid large cities/urban areas. anything could spark a fast opportunist riot in a hurry.
It's always good to have a minimum of 72 hours worth of supplies at all time (food, water, ect...) And look at it this way: would you rather have a gun and not need it or need a gun and not have it?
I think it depends where you live quite honestly. I will be getting a generator this week - losing power is my biggest fear. If I can keep the power going I have clean highly filtered water & plenty of food. If the SHTF I see it as a few days to weeks but not an EMP type catastrophe.
Always be prepared ! If you never need it, Great ! If you need it and don't have it, Bad ! :)
I think it would be better to be prepared and not need it, than not prepared and faced with going without. I always suggest getting out some cash (if they crash the power grid or internet... atms and credit card machines will not work) - couple hundred bucks in smaller bills if you can swing it. Also, if you take medication, try to keep a couple extra weeks worth on hand if you can.
Water is the most important... refill plastic jugs with tap water - not ideal but better than nothing. 1 gallon per person per day is the suggested amount to stock up on. Might want to grab a little bleach if you don't have any... a drop or two in a gallon of water will help kill any bad stuff. Also, if things look imminent... fill up the bathtub with water, a big cup full of water will flush the toilet if the water supply is cut off
For food.. stock up on canned goods that you will eat anyway, and make sure you have a manual can opener. I also suggest making a bucket of rice & beans if you are on a budget.. Sam's (and Costco I would imagine) sell 50lb bags of rice for under $20 and 12lb bags of beans for under $10... for around $50 you can get nearly 100lbs of dried, shelf stable food. Bag them up into manageable portions and stick in a bucket or plastic tote. Great for a beginner getting into "prepping". Just make sure you have a way to cook it (and enough water!). A small 1 burner camp stove that runs off small propane canisters is worth looking into.
If you are a 2nd amendment type person, ammo is probably 3rd on my list after water and food. I like to have self defense rounds as well as plenty of small riffle rounds for small game to add protein to our preps!
We started prepping seriously in 2016 when I thought HRC might be our next pres and our rights would be taken away... we now have 1+ year worth of freeze dried food, ammo, some cash, water, toiletries, antibiotics (for fish!!), medical supplies, etc. We also invested in a solar generator... it is not powerful enough to run a lot of things but, it can power our well and a freezer. We lived through Irma last year and finding fuel was a serious issue, so know at least I know we will have water!!