I can't wait. 😊

Things were better families were strong and people were healthier than today hard work never hurt nobody.

Could make it over one year without the grid . Can you ?

The power will be on for a number of people- solar. Generators will be used until fuel runs out. Small solar systems and portable rechargeable power stations will last for a long time. Those without these items will die quickly. For long term use of a small generator you need to build a wood gasifier and have access to a wood source. May things will be different when the power grid goes out but it will take people that are prepared a fairly long time before they resort to living like the 1800’s

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Great video! I had to laugh a little at the beginning of this video. From what I've seen people don't throw out clothes with holes since they probably pay $100 for a pair of destroyed jeans.

Yes I agree..some people rely to much on technology

No tech? Sounds glorious.

Thank you brother 🙏

Very important to put this things in practice they are very needed,like sewing,learn how to do tools etc.i will want to learn things that their useful for the house and family thank you for your channel i always seeing it this information are very important,and useful.

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Congress was briefed on the likely effect of an EMP attack on the USA, and came to the conclusion that 90% of people would die in the first year. And they also concluded that the electric grid would probably NEVER be fully restored - only in certain "critical" areas.

Vegetable garden ,chicken coop and a meat rabbit cage.. be cooking on a rocket stove and bundling up in a small room with all the animals for the cold winter nights... Fire wood will be scarce.. most have a very small lot of land.. insulation will be cob again.. mud and grass.. a bale of hay will be like money

Imagine North America with hardly any Indians or Muslims 😮😮😮 Politician's sold out the Western World

Too bad the floating white dots didn't go away! Please explain. Does it just mean you are going to say resilient? In the 1870s, there were lots of old growth forests and trees to build with. Land to grow things on, not contaminated with chemicals. Springs and streams with clean water. Wild animals to hunt and rivers full of fish, clams and crawfish. Wood to burn. No gigantic authoritarian government controlling everything you do.

The horse and buggy industry would return. Streets would be lit by oil or gas. With a person lighting them by hand. Dairy and breads would come from local sources. Ice blocks and inground cellers would be prevalent. Lots of things.

Everyone can fish.not everyone can hunt.you can eat half the plants and trees.eat once a day instead of 3 times to stretch your food.onions cure respiratory and urinary infections.

I got my bonnet so i can live like it's 1899. 😂

I myself wolud survive and flurish. I'm a backwoods hick!!

I'm guessing around 85-90% wouldn't make it and the reason is that so many people are dependent on technology and going to the grocery store to get their meals.

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We now have solar panels and generators for lighting and small appliances

Today’s kids don’t even know how to make dough for bread

If there was no need of power tools, power tools wouldn't have been invented

That guy splitting wood at 8:15 is dumb, why put dumb stuff in your vid.

If we had to go back to the 1870's it's game over people were stronger than people now

God bless: in Jesus Christ 📛 Thx this should be cool 😎

It was sort of funny that as I was watching this, supper was cooking in cast iron pans on the wood stove. My pantry is full of home-canned and dehydrated foods. I have a composting toilet and a non-electric washing machine. I still have a landline phone, and I am not at all into cell phones. I don't carry one with me. I don't have any need or desire for people to be able to contact me 24 hours a day, no matter where I am or what I may be doing. I do wish they still had pay phones for the rare times when I might need one. I still mow my grass with a push lawnmower and I don't use a dishwasher. Once I lived with my 3 kids in a 16 x 32 cabin in Minnesota with no electricity, running water, or bathroom. We had an outhouse and a hand pump outside. Now I have solar-powered lights and things that either weren't available or that I didn't know about in the pre-internet days. When I was growing up it was a monumental thing when we got a TV and a landline phone that was on a party line. One modern thing that I am thrilled with is my new Fitbit. It is helping me get in shape. It has helped me to see that even a 65-year-old Grandma can do more than they think. I walked two miles to the grocery store today up and down the many hills we have here. When I left the store I had over 15 pounds of groceries in my backpack. I think most of the younger generations wouldn't make it in a scenario like this. Without technology, they would have no idea how to live and many of them wouldn't be physically fit enough to manage. I am glad that I was born long before all of this stuff was invented.

This woke generation wouldn't know how to survive. I know I can survive the best way of life, no cell phones, no media, only from mouth to ear

How can you build with blocks of snow with no snow? Did i hear you wrong? My apologies if i did🎉

There is a lot of generalized exhortation here, but not much practical information. Being told to do things the old-fashioned way does little to teach us how it was done. Platitudes are a waste of breath. My advice: get some books that teach how they did stuff before electricity. Don't expect to google it.

I'd be worried about grocery stores getting food... and then the lunatics armed for "protection" who are now hungry.

Subscribed today. Been preparing for this all my life. Primitive skills is the way to go. After 98% are gone, life will get easier. May the good Lord watch over you and your family and friends. Peace and Love 😊.

Do army way.

Most people will not and do not want to survive much after the first day. People are very unprepared for such a shock-change. Worse, your family survives without you. At least you start out with a dark, cold, 'dry', place to live. But, for how long?

Thanks 4 the video. People have no idea how hard it would be without all the modern conveniences. I’ve been hunting & fishing most of my life I’m 64. I’m not sure how long I would last. If everyone was looking for game & fishing that would run out fast, planting food takes months to grow. Having a plan is a good idea. Emergency food, seeds for planting & a way of cleaning water for drinking. Learning about what edible plants are in your area. A must watch the TV series Alone just to see how long professional survivalist last. It’s eye-opening.

Mostly platitudes with no real "how to" content

Failed on giving an wisdom or anything else useful. 😮

That's the life 1870❤

I can't wait simple life ❤I am a old cowboy old sole 😊

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We've become so dependent upon technology that every generation after Gen X, 98% of them would die without cellphones, computers, and the Internet. 💯

Unless it's winter, i enjoy when the power goes out. There is a peaceful calm. Except for milking cows, i can live without electricity just fine. I do have a portable milking unit i could run off a gas generator.

I concur that the RULE OF THREES is critically important to know, as well as the knowledge & practice on how to address each in advance.