[ConservativeLawyer]

For when it hits the fan preparedness ping.

[Travis McGee]

They forgot to advise Americans to purchase and train with firearms in order to defend their families during periods of chaos.

It must have been an oversight.

[harpseal]

Thanks. I do not live close enough to be immediately downwind of a high probability target. however the disruption of such an attack wqould be great enough that full emergency preps would probably be necessary. I have a bug out bag for many years now. I had to do it once due to a Chem spill from a train so I realize the options. My bug out bag contains 2000 rounds of ammunition but I would expect to wether the storm here where I live. I have all the goodies necessary to take care of myself and probably my entire neighborhood for a couple of months.

I have plenty of food, water, first aid supplies, gasoline, and other equipment including two way radios, and information people need. The two drug dealers accross the street have a large supply of anti-biotics that they give out to MD's. I know I should refer to them as pharaceutical sales people but they prefer to be called drug dealers.

As far as radiological emergencies we can handle those with judicous use of the basement. Chemical warfare will be far enough away that I am not worried. the number of casualties that could be caused by a chemical attack in the small town I live in is low enough as to not be a problem. In short I am one of those people that will most likely survive and wind up taking care of the injured. Oh well, we shall do our best to help out.