I skimmed through the vid. I don't think everyone would be able to easily add a concealed basement floor to the their homes. It's also out of the question if you don't even own your own home.
Just have a bug out bag prepared and be aware of your surroundings. Something like don't be the fat man in a starving country.
Topic: Preppers: High Security Shelters and Becoming The "Grey Man" (Read 89 times)
Too bad I can't really afford the simplest gears and stuff for prepping. Even the daily grind is hard. Hopefully we don't get a shtf situation until I get my finances in order. My only consolation is I already live in a low-income neighborhood so there's really not much to pillage here.
im not a prepper. i just use common sense and run scenario's.
what you will find interesting is those on low income usually live paycheck to pay check. meaning if they miss a payment their life changes drastically. in some places people can be made homeless in under a couple weeks to a couple months.
richmond virginia actually has laws where if someone misses a rent payment by 1 week and has not sorted it by the end of the week. 'taking possession' orders can be filed. and people are out on the streets in a couple weeks.
its stuff like this that makes people end up doing crazy things to survive.
yep be more worried about neighbours losing jobs than a nuclear bomb.
basically try to have enough food you to survive a few months. just incase you lose your job or where new expenses need to be paid, you can easily survive without going to the grocery store for a month or two without it affecting your life
Prepper vids pop up in my Recommended now and then and that's only when I watch them (usually Canadian Prepper). A bit too long but still thanks for introducing me to this new channel.
Too bad I can't really afford the simplest gears and stuff for prepping. Even the daily grind is hard. Hopefully we don't get a shtf situation until I get my finances in order. My only consolation is I already live in a low-income neighborhood so there's really not much to pillage here.
Your thread makes me wonder how many of the forum members are actually preppers.
Too bad I can't really afford the simplest gears and stuff for prepping. Even the daily grind is hard. Hopefully we don't get a shtf situation until I get my finances in order. My only consolation is I already live in a low-income neighborhood so there's really not much to pillage here.
Your thread makes me wonder how many of the forum members are actually preppers.
What is a simple, readily available life-saving tool you should have by every bedside in your home, and in the trunk of your car? What are the key elements you need to include when constructing a safe-room to defeat even a torched burn-down of your house?
What essential feature should you look for in a solar system that the salesperson won't tell you will dramatically extend the life of your storage batteries?
What specific habits should you maintain NOW, WHILE you are creating a private life and a retreat location, to avoid drawing attention to yourself BEFORE you disappear and "BECOME THE GREY MAN?"
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