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To: 2ndDivisionVet
Remember that September 2018 was National Preparedness Month.

FReepers, if you haven't got additional food, supplies, guns and ammo, and some cash in storage, you better do it now.

I predict things are going to get ugly going into the Spring.

7 posted on 01/04/2019 9:14:19 PM PST by Extremely Extreme Extremist (Trust the 17th letter of the English alphabet!!)
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To: Extremely Extreme Extremist

I recommend that you always prepare, for any potential disaster. Don’t wait - even if this is not the SHTF, there are so many disasters that happen all of the time, and you should be a resource not only for your family, but others as well that were unprepared..We have food that will last well beyond our years, so that food will be there for someone else after we leave this earth. Also, prepare for more than just yourself. We are two, but we have provisions for 10..


58 posted on 01/05/2019 5:44:52 AM PST by richardtavor
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To: Extremely Extreme Extremist

I agree.

Source food, water, and shelter six days walk for any major city.

Pay attention to those on the government dole around your area. Many rural areas have high pockets of “low income housing” that will go feral once the checks stop.

Make friends with your neighbors. Figure out what side (or sides) your neighborhood will be on. If you are to far from them, I suggest moving sooner than later. For some, this may mean leaving the country.

Get any needed medical supplies stashed. Get healthy.

Best case the impeachment trial becomes a nightly circus. I expect more paramilitary violence from the left and right into the summer.


68 posted on 01/05/2019 7:05:03 AM PST by redgolum
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