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[@Tx007Nova]

Decades ago my home was invaded. I was alone. They thought the house was empty. It took 20 minutes for police to arrive. People, you are on your own. I came face to face with a stranger at the threshold of my bedroom door. I was prepared to swing my bat as I placed myself AT the doorway. Little chance of the swing missing if he stepped through the ARCH of the bedroom door. I spoke no words. They decided to leave. They could see the phone off the hook and knew cops were coming and decided it would not be prudent to attack me at that point. Cops cannot defend us. We must be prepared and willing to defend. I no longer choose a bat for defense. This 72 y/o lady thanks you Sir.

[@annie68164]

How scary! Glad you're Ok. Our neighbor had a guy break in during the night. He shot him several times and the guy still kept coming at him. The criminal did eventually stop, he lived, but be careful of these people hopped up on dope, they're out of their mind.

[@FrankWaltersLovestoteach]

@@annie68164good info

[@SilvexPhoto]

My mother inlaw lives in Memphis (she is from Honduras). She has a machete at the front door and another in her bedroom door. :)

[@dl7775]

Cops aren’t bodyguards or security guards. They’re law enforcement. They punish criminals. They do nothing to prevent them.

[@joevarga5982]

Sooo... you can fix stupid?

[@Stumppy60]

Im a 100% disabled veteran. im 60 years old, I will be standing my ground on my 5 acres of property. Im not running because I can't. But we are as ready as I can be. Good luck to everyone, and God Bless you all.

[@eversonla]

The urban areas will be where the issues are. Glad you are prepared, dont be afraid. Thank you for your service! I'm saying a prayer for you. I'm 56 and alone also. Where we go one, we go all! SALUTE!✝

[@danoman5217]

I am with you. not bugging out. I don’t have anywhere to go.

[@Stumppy60]

​@eversonla I am not afraid. When and if it happens, I will be with my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I moved to PA 22 years ago and this is where I will pass away. But make no mistake I'm the honey badger.

[@Stumppy60]

​@@danoman5217I'm staying as said before, I bought 5 acres in Pa, and this is where I will pass to be with my Lord and Savior. When and if it happens. Watch your backsides and keep your head on a swivel.

[@robertguevin2381]

🇺🇸🦅💪🪖🪖💪🦅🇺🇸👊👊

[@MelissaOhlrich]

We need to stock extra for the disabled and elderly in our communities. We cannot leave them out. A lot of them don't have anybody or a means to prepare for themselves so let's not be greedy and remember to think about them. Things that we would think they may need such as bandages and batteries, food and water etc. I can't help but think about the little old lady or disabled old veteran down the road that's got nobody to help them and is a sitting duck. They fought to keep us safe the least we can do is keep them alive.

[@themenace4017]

Thank you for your message, there’s a lot more of us older very much so disabled veterans who need some help for what’s coming much sooner than 99% of the population realize at all. We have a great amount of experience and knowledge about much more than anyone who’s NOT A Vet that we want to share and make the people around us better in so many ways that most people can’t imagine that will make everyone’s lives around them so much better Especially when SHTF Plus we always have a little more than just knowledge

[@MelissaOhlrich]

@@themenace4017 I am in North Alabama, not sure where you reside, but I will pray that you and others like yourself are not only thought of now while preparations are being done but also when the time comes to put those preps to work. It's the knowledge and experience that the older generation possess that is invaluable and will be worth more than gold in these quickly approaching times. I pray you stay safe and all your needs are met today and always. Take care, friend!

[@Janet-g4f]

Thank you for remebering the elderly , single women and the bad spellers (😂 ) . We must all stick together and help each other . My dr office said something rather strange when i was making my next appointment . For november . She asked me if i wanted an appointment before or after the election ? Got me thinking ..if you can get extra meds do so and consider halving some meds if you can in case you cant get out for any reason . Might be time to talk to the women of all ages in your life ..Tell them things have changes as they know it and the new "tourists " coming over ol mexico way have very different ideas about women and they need to keep safe . Dress and going out in public isnt safe now even with men from school still not safe .

[@Just_a_Katie]

You are so right and thank you for mentioning taking care of our personal communities and the people in it that might need additional help. We truly are in this all together.

[@kevinflorer1211]

And Mlissa they have skills others do not have. They are Vital to the whole of Survival in a SHTF, or a ROEL type thing.

[@EricOberholzer-x6e]

Survival rules of 3: 3 minutes without air 3 hours without shelter 3 days without water 3 weeks without food

[@JK-jf7xq]

3 seconds without hope.

[@kevinjoseph517]

3 years w no shelter

[@yooh577]

😢​@@JK-jf7xq

[@kelvinstrickland263]

I have everything needed to survive but Without Jesus Christ I'm doomed,The Lord God Will Provide If You Follow Him. God bless 🙏

[@jeffconley6958]

@@JK-jf7xq

[@MISTERSLLIM]

36 with a wife and 3 boys. My wife is finally understanding all of why I train and prepare for things.

[@Tommy-rr7ez]

Probly won't matter coming from somebody like me but I want you to know I'm very proud of you and your wife! I'm glad you didn't give up on her but your being a real husband but also a real dad that truly loves and cares about your family buddy! And also at your age you make me even prouder of you! GOD Bless you and your family!!!

[@cameroniveson5648]

@@MISTERSLLIM glad she has gotten on board 100%

[@jeremyreeves8940]

Mine isn’t, if I spent money on prep food it cause a giant argument that won’t end. Please lord protect and help my family.

[@Kracken222]

​@jeremyreeves8940 sell her and move on or she will ensure you don't survive

[@RickyDarts-h2g]

I have been teaching and preaching this story to my wife 20 years. One day a year ago she broke down and cried. She apologized and said she thought I was crazy but now believes. I feel sorry for all of the people who think being prepared is foolish. Like Pastor John MacArthur. We need to fine tune our skill sets. No running. Dig in deep like the Vietnamese and kick ass. We are Americans.

[@tom903]

We are at a crossroads in this great Country and we must rid the government of all the corruption.

[@medicmike4906]

UN invaders is the immediate threat, they paid for these people to get here and our government sold this out. This isnt conjecture.

[@RonaldDaub-v9y]

To late for that. Not to repent

[@MrSteeDoo]

Blah blah blah. Turn off the TV.

[@kellybrandon1179]

Corruption digs deep down to the devils playground. Literally, corporate America's subterranean world

[@JohnMcAfeeGhost]

1. Water 2. Fuel (gas, propane, batteries, etc) 3. Training

[@jreadswell904]

How long will a pack of batteries stored in the house be good for?

[@karlready7610]

​@@jreadswell904 They are getting better than ever. Some are 10-12 year lifespan in storage. Duracell are I've seen.

[@jreadswell904]

@@karlready7610 when I used Walkman’s growing up I felt like Energizer lasted the longest but I have no idea on how far they have come since most of us use rechargeable devices now. I have a very good flashlight my Dad gave me but it’s rechargeable. I’ll definitely have to rethink what I should really own.

[@davidglenn2739]

Maybe food too?

[@Stumppy60]

@@karlready7610 Mine have never lasted that long.

[@larryyontz1052]

In the summer of 73, I graduated high school, got married and was court ordered into the military service, I ended up in Vietnam, served 3 years before I got out on medical injury and now I'm 70yrs old and still ready to fight, which is coming home this time.

[@mattvance485]

Never look at losing, always look at winning ! Semper Fi !

[@kurtgeorge5022]

Semperfi bro!

[@harveyallen9679]

Yuttttttttt

[@kimwilliamson3615]

Thank you for that. A total reminder that I needed to hear! * at whatever our best skill sets are. Ladies inc.😊

[@larryjohnson6948]

Semper Fi

[@BLACKSHARK318]

Semper Fi. Enough said.

[@sammorris153]

What he says is true. Dallas ice storm. People literally died. No power, no heat, no food, no help. Pathetic. I bugged to the cabin in Northern NM. 9000 feet, twice as cold, 3x snow. Never missed a beat. Burned my oak, Burned my propane, pumped my water., ate my rations. Found out the edge is closer than I thought. Lesson learned.

[@tundranomad]

Yeah, I thought that was comical. DONT MESS WITH TEXAS! Yeah right. Got a little cold and that was it.

[@graybeardsage]

I was there, I've lived in north Texas most of my life and our infrastuctire ain't built for ND cold. It got down to -18 and didnt rise above freezing for almost a week. That being said, the power in my area was on a rotation of 45min on and 2hrs off. Any plumbing that was in an outside wall was frozen solid. We had no heat during the outages and the temp inside the house got down to 45 at the lowest. We got through just fine.

[@bradenclark8505]

@@tundranomadare you frickin kidding me, Texas and the south are not used to having snow let alone ice storms and have been warm weather states for over hundreds of years, so yes when the weather changes and they don’t have things like heaters and such then what do you think their gunna do in a negative degree ice storm there’s likely to be casualties anywhere when you have no power.

[@tabithaswartz6139]

I was at home there on the north shore of lake grapevine. Had full power, full heat. It had SO much generator and natural gas power I sat in the hot tub and relaxed and watched the lake.

[@graybeardsage]

@@tabithaswartz6139 Nice, I was further west out near Azle. My daughter never lost power in Bedford so I guess the closer to the metroplex you were the better off. Out in the country, not so much.

[@Forgiven_Disciple]

Single dad raising my little girl by myself for the past 7 years. My wife caught 18 years in prison. There is no way I could have done what I'm doing now if I didn't completely surrender myself to Christ who renewed my mind and changed my heart. In these days I believe he will lead his children bit it's going to take trust. If you have not given yourself to the creator of all things to led him lead your steps whoever is reading this I assure you he is real. NOBODY can take away from me what I have witnessed and I pray you all have the same experience. These days are about to get wild so LORD PLEASE GUIDE US!!!

[@jamesmiller5272]

Same here! God bless you.

[@GuyDupre-b8y]

May Gods love be with you always

[@robertlarsen6516]

Blessings, brother. To do all this during this time without my wife would be hard, if not devastating. Prayers for continued strength for you, sir.

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

Amen. Keep up the good work. It will reward you in your old age believe me.

[@callaseter4811]

👍🙏✝️💕

[@propblast82nd]

I’m in my 70’s and volunteered for the draft when I turned 17 . I don’t even recognize my own damn country anymore

[@tmaddrummer]

You and me both Brother.... I was getting drafted, so I decided to go in on my own. We were a different country with different values back then. I wouldn't trade my childhood for what my grandkids have today, and this deeply concerns me. Peace and Blessings.

[@cliffordfreeman7829]

Me either at 61.

[@stephenwest798]

I enlisted at 17 and had a desk job for three years, three years inactive guard and then three years active guard. I don't recognize this country anymore either, but I have to say I predicted most of this as far as the change in people back in the late sixties because much of the behavioral change in people is drug driven, a lot of madness out there. As far as government goes, people just don't pay attention to what their politicians are doing and continue to vote for the wrong political party. It's all online if people want to do the research on who crafted what bills and who voted for them and what effect it had on your life, not a secret.

[@dorseykindler9544]

I’m 43 and I don’t either

[@tmaddrummer]

@@stephenwest798 KING JESUS Is The Way, The Truth, and The Life! As long as man remains wicked and cold hearted, not even 100 Trumps can fix these problems; only KING JESUS can! HALLELUJAH!!!

[@tmaddrummer]

I'm counting on "The Living Water." I know that this is not what most people want to hear, but honestly, it's the best advice that I can offer at this stage of the game. Peace and Blessings.

[@harveyallen9679]

Me too , but I believe there will be hard times before he comes back for us and I believe he calls for us to be prepared to help others therefore with we must survive ourselves. Blessings to you .

[@tmaddrummer]

@@harveyallen9679 I agree.

[@bradenclark8505]

A man was once fell into a body of water and prayed for God for help. A boat comes by and asks if he needs assistance. He said “no God will save me.” 2 more boats passed and asked if he needs help, again he replied “no thanks God will save me.” He ends up drowning and once he died he asked God “I thought you were going to save me.” God replied “what do you mean I sent you 3 boats.” There’s many times God tells his people to prepare for disaster in the Bible including when the plagues were unleashed onto pharaoh for not letting the Israelites leave their enslavement. “Take the blood of a lamb and put it on your doors.” That saved the Israelites when God took the first borns of the Egyptians for not listening.

[@TexCen]

Matthew 6:25-29: "Look at the birds, free and unfettered, not tied down to a job description, careless in the care of God. And you count far more to him than birds."

[@brentsyoutube]

Fr

[@saundralunsford4870]

Save your dryer lint for tinder to start fires, and repurpose platic comtainers for water. I save juice containers for water. It can be used to flush toilets, or drink, cook or bathe if needed. Always boil stored water if you are consuming it. Save liquid laundry detergent containers, fill with water when empty. Dont rinse out the remaining detergent, but mix with water to make cleaning water for washing your hands. Go thru your house and gather up all the wax candles, and have them in one location for easy access. Just a few easy, cheap prepping tips. Thanks for covering this topic Chadd.

[@mjolnir8955]

That lint is actually plastic fibers.

[@saundralunsford4870]

@@mjolnir8955 I save lint from COTTON towels.

[@eddard9442]

I tried this, its doesn't work, it wont catch a spark from a ferro rod.

[@Stumppy60]

@eddard9442 That's weird, it works perfet for me.

[@eddard9442]

@@Stumppy60 maybe i have cheap clothes or something hahah

[@LizaBertha-bs7yz]

Great insight, I’m thinking the same way. I’m a conservative single black female and have learned to put all my faith in Jesus Christ my Lord and Savior who will be my shield and defender. Psalm 91🙏🏾

[@ChaseElliottBand]

Great points Chadd! Here's my family loadout: Water - 5 gallon bucket with a washable gravity filter into another 5 gallon bucket, 1 gallon bottle of unscented bleach for backup or if fast acquisition is necessary. Food - 50lb bag of white rice, 50lb bag of red beans, a few cases of canned fish, spam, case of peanut butter, 10lb bag of salted almonds, 10lbs pemican, 32oz bottle of Tony Chacheres, 5lbs iodized salt, 5lbs sugar, 5lbs flour, 5 buckets of freeze dried meals, case of high shelf life protein bars, case of dried soup packets, 10lb can of shortening Health - 1000 count bottles of adult multivitamins ibuprofen and tylenol, 300 count bottles of caffeine and generic allegra and benedryl (for sleep), large paramedic first aid kit, 3 IFAKs Power & Cook - 3000w battery generator, two 200w foldable solar panels, 5w LED lights, 20ft extension cords with lights, power strips, portable 1500w induction stove, 12,000btu camp stove with propane adaptor, 30lb propane tank, 4.5L Thermos Insulation Cooker Electronics - two used galaxy tab s6, one galaxy tab active 4 pro, two used galaxy s8 active (for offline GPS), all devices loaded with 10gb of core knowledge books and good reads, spare chargers, wired earbuds (makeshift radio antenna too), flashlights galore, a few headlamps and red filters Comms - tecsun PL880 AM/FM SW LW SSB radio, 4 baofeng AR-152 10w handheld radios, inmarsat isatphone 2 with 300min Protection & tool - zastava ZPAP85 (5.56 krinkov) with primary arms GLX 2.5x prism (poor man's acog) & 5 spare mags (hunting, sub 200 engagements), canik mete mc9 with two spare mags (ccw), ruger blackhawk .357 (hunting in a pinch, wife can use .38), various knives, axes, saws, toolkits, dremel, power tools Consumables - 10 rolls gorilla tape, electrical tape, 128 pack of batteries of every size, 24 pack of different size watch batteries, 12 pack of rechargeable AA AAA 9V D and 18650 batteries, 5 cartons of cigarettes (don't smoke but I know the value), 5 gallons of 100 proof vodka (antiseptic and trade), 5 gallon jerry can with ethanol free premium, greases, oils, wd-40 Transportation - 1993 jeep cherokee 4wd, all supplies loaded in back trunk with room for 4 passengers and the dog, faraday cage vehicle cover made from copper nickel fabric (asymmetric HEMP attack via proxy like DPRK highest 5yr risk per IC sources), two mountain bikes (one electric) Exfil - drove (memorized) backroad routes and alternates to one bugout location on the coast (army training camp), one in the mountains with high ground defensibility (family property), and one in the desert (family property)...all have close (1/4mi) freshwater sources with strong fish populations Provided we don't get hit with SLBMs, my family should be good to deal with about 6mo of chaos completely cut off (if necessary) before collaborating with other competent and cooperative members of the future USW (united states of whatever). Stay safe out there brother.

[@castirondude]

For cooking I would recommend getting a propane camping stove with an adapter to a bigger propane stove - it can be a BBQ bottle or you can get bigger one up to 100#

[@marksimons8050]

I'm glad you can afford all that brother, but I can't.

[@ashleyallen7138]

My husband says you live fairly close to us🥰 Thank you for being a real man who loves our Lord.

[@joevarga5982]

There's no Lord. It's all BS.

[@joevarga5982]

@@patriciacole8773 The Bible is just an ancient Big Book of Fables.

[@janebray9392]

​@@joevarga5982You are mistaken, God is real and now I gotta pray for you!!!

[@amgolfer3591]

@@joevarga5982 we shall see.......your comment was even beneath you.

[@joevarga5982]

@@janebray9392 Why do you have to pray for me? Explain this. Why do you think religions are referred to as "faith-based" instead of "fact-based"? Any clue? Why do you hear people say "I have my faith" but you never hear them say "I have my fact"? Any idea at all?

[@Appalachianventure]

We lost running water due to a leak and it took just under 24 hours to be repaired. I realized just how unprepared I was for water procurement, that was a rude awakening for me.

[@KennethKustren-lr6tg]

My OVERLORD TOOK 3 DAYS TO FIX MY WATER LINE . I TRIED TO HELP ... 3 HRS ON A SHOVEL .... MEANT NAUGHT .

[@Eaglemadhatter]

I got a life straw just in case. Not very expensive and hope I never need it

[@RighteousThings]

​@@Eaglemadhatterwhat's that

[@CarolRichards-r7m]

I spent 3 months in northern Kenya bush country. Water has always been my #1 priority since. Americans have no idea how important potable water is. I’m 63 now and will never forget hauling water in a trash barrel with a wheel barrel 4 miles across a “path” with huge potholes for our weekly water. I was 23 at the time and I’m a woman!! I have 3 acres with a handdug well and 2500 storage tank. If anyone has a video of how to make a diy hand pump, I would appreciate seeing it. I’m not going to pay $400 for a manufactured one. God bless and keep seeking Jesus!!!

[@donaldfeger91]

Great story we Americans don't know how we got it but I think we're going to find out soon!

[@lxmzhg]

For what purpose would the hand pump be used for?

[@evanintihar7590]

To pump the water up from the well ​@@lxmzhg

[@RonaldSkancke]

​@lxmzhg if you need to ask what the pump is for you might as well, no pun intended, dig a hole and crawl in it.

[@RonaldSkancke]

I always thought I would just wire in my generator to pump water but have realized that gasoline could run out and desperate people will hear it and come running.

[@accesstotheredcarpet]

Everyone needs to get right with God and starting reading the Bible and calling upon the Lord asap. Don’t delay! With all the preparations, we need to be more prepared for Christ! Some of us aren’t going to be here when things get real bad. Trust and lean on him and learn how to do fasting. Remember, he’s in control!

[@phuckfays]

Maybe the good thing that comes from a major crisis is delusional people who think theres a god have to face reality and learn that fairytale is pointless.

[@DebraRand]

Agreed

[@noeliarodriguez3020]

Amen

[@JesseLinkes]

Y-H-V-H

[@chelleb3055]

THERE IS NO PRE TRIB RAPTURE! You most certainly will be here, don't believe in the lie. The rapture happens at the end when Jesus kicks Antichrist off the throne. Study wisely, don't be deceived or you will be unprepared. Shepherd's Chapel does an in depth biblical study on the rapture, please look into it.

[@Godloves1994]

To add to this, We should also be spirituality prepared for these times ahead and getting close to the LORD

[@dr.froghopper6711]

At my age and disability level I don’t worry anymore. I prepare but my end is closer than my beginning. There’s no tactical training for me and my pet wheelchair. But I have skills. Mostly, I have the LORD. I will live until I die and my times are in His hands. Life goes on. Life ain’t pretty. But I’m alive!

[@garymanning62]

Shame you got nobody to help u

[@jimmiller4951]

@@garymanning62, I don’t think he needs or wants any help. He has all the help he needs. Read what he said again and hopefully you will get it .

[@kathiem8145]

Since you have skills…you can still be a God fearin’ bad ass on wheels! Who knows who you might save! You still have purpose until He gives you your last breath. Fact. Blessings 🙏🏻 your way!

[@markfreeman9684]

Am Rite there with ya

[@Renee-kk1hf]

♥️

[@williambonnie-do7yz]

People need to be ready to LITERALLY fight for their lives against other human beings. 🇺🇸💓⭐👊🏻

[@armandoreyes2750]

There is Truck Talk, And there is Real Talk. 💯💯💯💯💯

[@jason_m_schmidt622]

People need to get to the step where they even accept that first.

[@slappy8941]

Muds and liberals aren't humans.

[@MrTenhighguy]

That's one advantage of growing up in the ghetto I got like +1.2 life bonus points

[@31kiloradioraven63]

I won't be looking for trouble....but rest assured....if and when it comes my way....I'm going to handle it with no hesitation.

[@LDBoone]

I appreciate your way of thinking. No matter who wins, we're fucked. Its gonna burn. Community is key. No one is coming to the rescue. On our own

[@HoboJenkins]

In Florida we sometimes lose power for days. Candles are horrible especially with kids. I pulled the solar walkway lights out of my landscape and brought them inside at night. I think it's genius lol!

[@SilverCreekHomestead]

That’s very smart! We have solar fencing & lighting around here. I’d like to add more.

[@billykidd6971]

My wife and I are in our 60s, live in the country and have an artesian well that will never run dry, We are locked and loaded and skillful in all shoot sets. Have a massive collective food source. Also have 43 acres not far away, all wooded. We burn wood as well and have been for 40 yrs. Have it stacked, Have a home Generac generator. All I can tell the weak is bring it on! Only the strong will survive!

[@RickyDarts-h2g]

Billy sounds like I could train with you? Best wishes.

[@RitaM-i5l]

Sounds great, I hope you are planning to use a generator for pumping water out of the well. Otherwise you are set. Thank you for your information. God bless stay safe 🙏

[@davejalenderki]

My wife and I live several miles out in the country. 13 years ago we bought 20 acres in a very remote location for hunting. We put a FEMA trailer out there and would camp quite a bit while hunting or just getting away from society. Since the China Virus fiasco, we have refocused our intentions for our property. We have had a concrete slab poured, put an adequately sized metal building on it and are transforming it into a long term retreat in case of worst case scenario events. Water well, spray foam insulation, small Jotul wood heater that we can also cook on. We have an unlimited supply of firewood, meat, and water as well as wild edibles. We can food and jellies throughout the year. There will be many obstacles and hurdles but we will be fairly ready for whatever this worlds evil throws at us. Hopefully by Gods grace it won’t be anytime soon that we need it but it seems like the world has been in a downward spiral into a prophesied oblivion that is inevitable. All we can do is hope, pray, train, and prepare.

[@patriciacole8773]

Remember the fourth commandment KJV reminds us of Genesis 2:2&3 Jesus is our example

[@baylorbear0358]

I live in an area where we get hurricanes every year. One of the best things I ever bought are those inflatable, solar lanterns. Will easily light up an entire room and doesn’t consume batteries.

[@rogerknight2267]

South Mississippi here. Katrina taught us well. Been prepping ever since. Wife thought I was crazy. Basically told her to lead, follow or get outta the way. She’s starting to seriously appreciate what we’ve done. It never stops. Always thinking about the “what ifs”. It’s coming, either man made, or another hurricane.

[@KarenHolt-f8y]

Whewww, finally someone like minded in Mississippi. Currently in NC but looking a small piece of property or fixer upper in and around the Vancleave area. Ant tips for me??

[@rogerknight2267]

@@KarenHolt-f8y Hour away from me. Rural area which is a big plus nowadays. Not close to the coast line so no real threats of storm surge. Welcome to the south!! Enjoy!!

[@KarenHolt-f8y]

@@rogerknight2267 ty so much. I don't know much about the area.

[@mrjeffgray]

@@KarenHolt-f8ylots of land available in the Lucedale, MS area. I’m in Mobile but recently purchased land in central Mississippi to build an Offgrid retreat.

[@1quiensabe]

I knew a Roger Knight in southern MS. Brother was Clay.

[@ericaandersson808]

Single mom prepper here to say it’s already getting scary out here. Loving this channel. Grateful for the knowledge, no nonsense delivery, and comment section. GOD bless & keep you all!

[@SilvexPhoto]

I went thru the civil war and major earthquakes in Nicaragua (72-79). No water for days and electricity once a week for a brief period of time. Water and salt (Celtic or Himalayan) are your friends. Three cases of Costo water will supply a person drinking water for a month. Nowadays I always stock canned Salmon, dry rice and beans, canned beans, pasta sauce (one cup will level up your sugar and potassium), pasta, salt and always have three cases of water. I also have Advil, raw honey (3lbs), alcohol, Merthiolate and solid shoes. I have solar packs to power cellphones and flashlights. Can opener, matches, a small towel pack, duct tape, a small pale. Hiking shoes in good shape. In Southern California (unless you live by the mountains) you are surrounded by 30 miles of concrete jungle. So, finding water and food sources is a no wining task (20 million of us.). Also make sure to get 90-days refills for meds a month prior to running out. I have a BBQ grill with a 4Gallon propane gas if I need to cook. The first three days will be the hardest and most chaotic

[@raymondg2851]

Solid information sir! So Cal native, FV/HB area. As a father and husband, the past several years have kicked my preparedness into gear. This is helpful. 👍🏽

[@SilvexPhoto]

@@raymondg2851 I am in the same 'hood and buy at the Costco off Gothard and Center Ave in HB. Learn to cook simple meals with just water and salt. Another stock food is SPAM (yes spam) and vienna sausages. One can of SPAM can feed three people per meal. Meal for three served cold: one can of spam and one can of beans.

[@freebird1ification]

most doctors wont give you a 90 day supply

[@MelissaOhlrich]

​@@freebird1ificationI know you hear a lot of people say stock up on your prescriptions but it's hard enough getting them to give you a one month supply and then to have the insurance actually cover it? Let's just be serious here how about trying to wean ourselves off of the poison the pharmaceutical companies have us on😂

[@donaldfeger91]

Thanks for sharing!

[@therealfield6725]

"DO YOUR JOB" I love it! everyone nowadays has grown weak and doesn't think about how they are going to provide for their families if something happened tomorrow. its easy to say that you can do it, its a whole other thing to actually do it.

[@heroesnpatriots9622]

Big facts

[@tfilmyr]

Yea, they'll form a big angry mob and just start taking things from you... "to feed their families". Lots of folks out there already think this is absolute moral justification for thievery.

[@Stumppy60]

@therealfield6725 You speak the truth my friend.

[@KaranpreetSarao]

you need to find the banned ebook money's hidden magic even if it's the last thing you do in life

[@mangeload]

​@kennethrhodes7143 non permeable radiation shielding fabric roll and a emp proof box

[@kalanipitmon7817]

Bra wtf I've seen this comment twice now tonight on 2 different videos

[@mangeload]

@kennethrhodes7143 ​ I just learned about oxygen candles, they produce safe breathable oxygen when burned. Submarines, space stations, and confined area use them in emergencies to provide oxygen.

[@mangeload]

@@kalanipitmon7817 I think it's bot promotion, I've seen it and similar comments often lately

[@nancymcmonarch]

@@kalanipitmon7817 Yeah, I've seen this and similar nonsense all over KZbin. They're trying to sell people some kind of sketchy garbage.

[@JohnGriffith-w2w]

I live in the people’s republic of New York and the side that is going to lose has already done what it can do. The problem is that north of White Plains NY The entire state is RED and prepared !!😂 ❤

[@adai6630]

I live in your area and totally agree.

[@HigherThanYou]

Not in western NY... it's blue and terrible I live in Rochester

[@JohnGriffith-w2w]

@@HigherThanYou Well be sure to vote for President Trump! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@emeraldsea8754]

@@JohnGriffith-w2w we can only hope our votes will not be tampered with…

[@JohnGriffith-w2w]

@@emeraldsea8754 The voters are already being trifled with just ask Zuckerberg

[@ernieferguson6346]

A person can live without food for over 30 days but can only live without water for 2 days. Good video...

[@Jordan-co2re]

I made it 2 days without water. Had a migraine tho

[@amgolfer3591]

Correction, Ernie-- it's usually 3 days without water (rule of 3's), however you will start to feel the effects of no water even after 24 and for sure 48 hours. Like Jordan stated, headaches or migraines can easily ensue. About food, the rule is 3 weeks. Don't be fooled thinking you can go OVER 30 days and be alive (flawed thinking).....nonsense. Try going ONE week w/out food and see what happens.....your body will start to shut down, obviously. Don't get me started on what happens to the brain. One can "technically" go 3 weeks w/out food, but that person will be worthless after 1-2 weeks w/out fuel. Have you ever fasted for just one day? Holy crap, it's not easy. I can't imagine even one week let alone 3 weeks. Then one must think about children, etc. It can turn into a damn mess quickly. Peace.

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

I'm 70 grandma with 2 grandkids that live with me. We have a plan. It's a simple plan if anything goes haywire in the house. They know where to go and what to do. Every family needs a plan. We never thought about the water though. Great advice.

[@ej732]

@@wizzardofpaws2420 Canned vegetables are a fantastic source of water, pending they’re not full of salt. Something to remember however in an emergency.

[@delightfuldesignsbydenise9710]

57 yr old Widow. 2nd message Today about Civil Unrest!! Gotta get w/my Dad & gear up! GBY

[@tushannasumrall4479]

Nobody in my area is doing any of this, I need training… so bad. I never thought I would see our country in this state, or us women in such danger 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Stumppy60]

@@tushannasumrall4479 What state are you in???

[@salgaldenco]

The time to start is now. You can do it. 1. Prepare your water source and purification tabs if necessary. 2. Prepare power sources...non-ethanol gasoline will last longer. Outdoor grill and propane tank. Matches. Generator to run furnace. It can power a freezer..stock with protein. Solar lanterns. 3. Prepare consumables...batteries, stock pantry. 4. Pistol and ammo. Get trained. Doesn't take long. You'll be fine!

[@fredlevesque1864]

Excellent content! My parents lived through the Great Depression (pop fought through the Pacific and mom in a war plant…. I’m in my late 60’s) and I learned a ton of stuff from them! My wife and I live in an HOA subdivision in Florida. Rainwater catchment and shallow well, little grass mostly gardens, bamboo growing and cut and drying (fuel). I believe it is my responsibility to do the best I can (through God’s Grace) to care for those precious souls in my life! I will keep prepping and praying for guidance!👍🏼🇺🇸❤️🙏🙏

[@TexCen]

SOMEbody has an awesome "Pop-Pop." Well done, sir - you learned the hard lessons your parents bled their knuckles for. Few learn from others fortunes. You are wise.

[@vak2586]

Huh, never thought about bamboo... does it deplete soil of anything completely within a relevant amount of time, and so you have to rotate it? I assume it does grow fast enough to replenish itself for fuel, if the statistic is anything approaching accurate.

[@fredlevesque1864]

👍🏼❤️❤️🙏

[@fredlevesque1864]

Bamboo is amazing! It’s a grass. Two basic varieties, clumping or running. Be careful, running varieties will overtake a property! Clumping will mature in a short time. There are probably hundreds of subspecies. It’s edible. In a volcano stove it will burn hot! Must be dried or seasoned like regular wood. Does not seem to deplete soil nutrients but hard to tell. In Florida where I live, sandy soil is the norm!! I compost everything I can! Hope this helps!!

[@grassblade63]

I just want to say this about life without "modern conveniences." I lived for 4 years, in Illinois where it's cold, without a peep of electricity, in a big farmhouse. It was my dad and I who took care of the rest of our family. Mom cooked on a wood cook stove in the kitchen, but we burnt only wood on two big heating stoves, and it barely kept the place warm. And, we knew what we were doing. We had the tools for lumbering and the skills and were both fit as lumberjacks, which we essentially were. People, it was still a m/f'er surviving in the cold. We had access to almost unlimited forest, too. If you don't have skills and equipment, wood heating is going to be just about impossible in northern areas. We made it, and thrived, and after all is said and done, none of us kids would trade the knowledge gained during those hard times for anything, because now we all know that we can get through the tough times. I'm worried about the younger generations, who didn't get exposed to skills of the old timers. A lot of those ways are just about lost, at a time when we may need them.

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Yep I remember put a sweater on if you're cold lol

[@Wesmancan]

So how you on the internet. And why.

[@nikkismith4645]

Lived- past tense

[@donaldoutterson3071]

This Fall I am teaching a young gardener woman how to hunt. I haven't been out hunting in 20 years, but I am willing to teach what I know to someone who is willing to learn. When I was young, I had a cabin in the woods and lived without water for a few years before I could afford to put in a well. This information is knowledge that is meant to be passed on to the next generation. God's country is waiting for you!

[@tracyjohnson5023]

@@donaldoutterson3071 thank you for being willing to pass your knowledge on to someone. My oldest granddaughter is 10 and already bagged a deer and turkey

[@Ransom_59]

Truth is-if you aren’t already prepared, it’s probably too late

[@WildernessForever]

Yep, a little late to start now😢...but do what you can over the next month or so. God Bless all of us!

[@weekendatbernies2265]

No it ain't. Get busy.

[@thomasrfoster4503]

Almost too late, but not yet. Keep encouraging those close to you who are slow to act.

[@TexCen]

Don't tell people that - you have no idea what some folk's resources that they can bring to bear are. While I agree ant > grasshopper, I wouldn't "banish" someone to a short-life of depravity bc I'm mad what took me 20 years to accumulate took them 2-months.

[@Ransom_59]

@@TexCen you may be right, however knowledge and experience is the most important thing and you can’t buy that

[@ugsisr]

Sixty Days and change and only God knows how many days thereafter or exactly what. I hope everyone realizes the severity of our present situation. God Bless...Thanks for the Info

[@sgt.grinch3299]

I nearly 60 years old, on my third bout of cancer and have a wife and father-in-law to take care of. I have enough water for 30 days and a creek 1/2 mile away. My weakness is the cancer. I have the food, fuel, PEZ Dispensers, and PEZ. Without the medications and care I will not be her for long. Thanks Camp LeJuene. Semper Fi and Carry On!

[@standingmannequin7911]

Real remedy is something big pharma drug dealers won't discuss with you. Exit the poison you think you are dependent on.

[@Mari96109]

God bless you ❤

[@DawgZebra]

Semper Fi. What area do you live?

[@BP-ry6mw]

PEZ. 👍🏻

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Look up the Joe tippens cancer protocol maybe it can help you ❤

[@bensherman8976]

We have 2 springs on our property. Hidden very well. That was our number #1 concern. We got everything else.

[@tjtaylor5273]

God Bless Our Country. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸

[@derpderka3688]

You are only called "paranoid" until it happens.. then they call you "prepared"

[@carolyn9444]

Learn how to make a simple rocket stove using 21 or 22 bricks. Small Twigs burn well and are easy to find . Start gathering twigs and small sticks in large trash bags now to keep them dry. * Pine cones and dry gumballs burn well and create small coals that last a good while. * One crayon will burn for 30 minutes.

[@RetNavyguy]

Never thought about a 🖍️, thanks.

[@carolyn9444]

@@RetNavyguy press a small ball of playdoh onto a surface, stick end of crayon into it.. will hold the crayon stable while it burns. Playdoh will hold regular taper style candles upright as well

[@kreamysoaps]

Let’s not forget about sanitation and hygiene. There’s a reason your DI/Drill Sergeant kept you and the barracks immaculate. From what I understand more lives were lost during the Civil War to these two simple things than to combat. And a good bar of soap is good forever, is small and compact, and can be used to clean just about anything, including your teeth in a pinch.

[@falconray4204]

Nam Vet here hope they are ready..BECAUSE I AM....

[@DT-ww4gv]

Been prepping for 20 years. I hope your video reaches a few people.

[@ChrisBusy]

Some city dweller folk may find a value in a product called "Water Bob". This will take your average size bathtub and use it as the structural frame for the plastic filler membrane known as the "Water Bob". The good way to store an average of 100 gallons of water in an urban setting about going out and purchasing drums when you have no place to store them

[@ControlsEngineerOne]

800lbs of H2O btw.

[@fallenknight4943]

Great comment. Thank you ✌️

[@ericaandersson808]

This has been a great product for us coastal urban dwellers during hurricane season. Grab a Bob for every bathtub in your home. Dry run filling them so you are familiar & keep them in the bathroom for quick access because city supply & WH go real quick.

[@ericstewart9742]

Just ordered one. Thanks!

[@k.p.1139]

Hey Chad- don't throw out those plastic milk jugs. NO, don't save them for drinking water- unless that is all you have. Then, they would need to be thoroughly cleaned. But, I'm saving ours, washed of course and filled- FOR washing dishes and our hands etc. If you own canning jars, and a water bath canner...CAN some water- I do a 10 minute water-bath! It's part of my hurricane preps. We have a way to get water out of the well. However, if that went down...A few quarts per person will do a WHOLE lot if needed. I'm in a storm group and we talk a lot about activities of daily living. So many people do NOT realize what it takes to get them through 1 day, because of habits. Take 1 day, and make yourself do the "what do I do every single day list." Then it will be easier to make a 3 day supply list, and then a 2 week supply list...Zechariah 4:10 - Don't despise small beginnings! Signed- not a dude, 😆😂 Thanks, Chadd.

[@nicke.3011]

Milk jugs (and many other previously used jugs) are great for storing GREY water. We have a lot of those stored here. Drinking water really should have it's own new #2 plastic or glass container.

[@QUANTUM508]

That's exactly why I moved to where I currently live. I don't have to worry about freezing to death and there's plenty of water. I may I get tired of eating fish but i'm not gonna die at least not right away.

[@ej732]

Cases of LaCroix is great for emergency water. Stores well, lasts indefinitely. Buckets and contractor bags for “waste” removal is a must. Battery pack via solar and a hot plate for cooking. Best way to prep is turn your utilities off for a weekend. You’ll learn real quick what you need. The best training is putting yourself in a position to know what you need. Its nice to learn while you can still run to lowes.

[@WildernessForever]

Excellent comment! When my husband was alive, we would do just that...and now I just don't care😥💔

[@ej732]

@@WildernessForever You must care if you’re listening to chad.

[@karenoverbeck5241]

Ty for any & all info to helping families to be prepared!

[@FuzzyWuzzy75]

Granted I am not a former Navy SEAL or Army Ranger or anything like that. But I have spent most of the last 25-30 years attempting to more or less prepare myself for something bad to happen in this country. Like a lot of peiole people I have armed myself, stocked up on ammo and food as best I could. But what really is "preparedness"? What exactly are we truly preparing for? How can you truly prepare for anything without a crystal ball telling you in fairly accurate detail exactly what will come your way? Everybody seems to think that they can stockpile and just hold up in some defensive position. If everyone does just that it doesn't make us any more than isolated targets easy to pick off at will. What kind of an outcome can we expect from any potential comming conflict if that is the strategy going forward? Now granted: you may be a veteran who has seen combat and is highly trained but you will have in your care wives kids and/or senior family members, perhaps friends who you can't say the same for. We have no clue how bad it will get and for how long. Nobody even knows if being able to hold up in some defensive position will even be an option. I don't care how well you've stocked up on weapons and ammunition and water and medical supplies, sooner or later you are going to run low and run out of something that you and/or someone in your care needs if we are talking about a prolonged situation. Then what are you going to do? If shit gets crazy in this country the absolute worse thing we can do is isolate ourselves and go on the defensive. There is NOTHING good going to come of that, not for us as individuals or for our communities or our nation as a whole. If things do go south in this country and all hell breaks loose this may be our one and only shot to fix what the Hell is broken in this country and it may take a proper application of force to do just that. What will the alternative be if we miss that opportunity? My guess is it will look something like Hell on Earth. And if that is the case then what the Hell are you really surviving for? What kind of a future can you expect for yourself and your kids if that is the ultimate outcome? We have to do more than just hide in our homes and on our land safe guarding little piles or provisions and "shoot first and ask questions later" at anything that moves our way.

[@eversonla]

Thank you for sharing your insights as always. Greatly appreciate insight from former service members. WWG1WGA!

[@rockie307]

Simple and easy way to cook and boil water is a small 700 watt microwave with a power inverter life po4 battery and solar panel. I got this setup in my truck with 300 watts of solar on the roof of cab and topper. I live out of my truck in the mountains for a couple months out of the year. It works perfectly uses no fuel minimum clean up and will work several years. Also for clean water use jerry can life saver for base camp and a filter cup for backpacking. I can live off grid for months easily with only a few simple things. Water is number 1 have backup plans and sources.

[@dorseykindler9544]

The microwave thing is brilliant. Never heard of that, but it makes sense.

[@rockie307]

@dorseykindler9544 I've been camping hiking hunting fishing my whole life and it's easily the most convenient upgrade I've ever done. Even got a dual zone fridge freezer in my truck. I still carry a coleman stove and a couple green bottles for real meals but for just making a quick easy meal the microwave is a game changer.

[@matthewmallan1995]

My millionth survival video and STILL no one EVER (except 'maybe' one time THAT'S ONCE!) mentions SLEEP! My entire bugout set up is built around sleeping properly. Go 40 hrs without sleep and you're tripping. You'll walk straight past piles of food and ammo and not even noticed it's there...and then you die. Start at SLEEP! How the heck are you going to sleep when you ain't running? This guy and his family dead week one along with millions (potentially) of others because their guns weighed them down and they were too confused and TIRED to work it out. START AT SLEEP! Everything else?... you'll work it out. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️🇺🇸✝️

[@christopherhill1678]

You will need a community. People got people through the great depression, not government. People will help keep watch. People will help carry gear. People will help with diverse skill sets. People will help maintain what has been built. People will help with comapanionship and produce different perspective. People will help with resupply. It would be best to establish this community before bad times. Best place to find a community full of devoted and moral people, church. Not everyone who goes to church is good, but you will be surprised how many of them are willing to be a person you can depend on.

[@Reborn_Shepard]

I have a creek 700 yrds from me. I own a pond, I also have a hand pump installed on my well. I heat my house with wood, use the ash to make lye, milk from my goats to make soap. I really need to beef up my fuel supply. I've been collecting hand tools and using them, because we'll eventually get there. You could run a diesel on deer tallow if need be... I've been stacking books and knowledge of the old ways.

[@wvbonbonqueen]

Very good items to have and it is good to see and hear that there are others who feel like I do when it comes to having things "In Hand" like books, not just online as if we experience what Chad is talking about here again, we are all going to need those things we can hold in our hands, and use them with the knowledge we need and have acquired before actually really needing it all. God Bless You!!!

[@kurtrussell5228]

Oh i know that creek!! I take dumps in it!

[@MrTenhighguy]

Books are where it's at when the SHTF you can't Google "Is this mushroom gonna kill me?"

[@akbychoice]

Get the Fox Fire set of books.

[@houseofr00bees]

perfect target for gangs. Hope you have some buddies to defend. You cannot defend by yourself from a mob.

[@draftplus]

...and training in how to pray and be heard by a benevolent, merciful God and His grace.

[@kstoyel]

If you can't effectively fight/defend youorself and your base (house, cabin whatever), then all your prepping, food stores etc are just there for the taking. All you're doing is collecting and saving stuff for the strongest person on the block. When SHTF, I would stop at nothing to protect my family and if that means doing a recce on a soft target to get supplies then that's exactly what will happen. Everyone is a potential target, don't be like everyone and make yourself a hard target so any potential attackers move on to someone else. Be prepared, have some fortifications, sensors/trail cams, IED's on well used entries, consider teaming-up/strength in numbers etc.

[@alglen9208]

Water is like oxygen you got to have it. My water pipes froze last winter and my landlord was out of town for seven days. It was too cold to unthaw them, got the supply line shut off. Luckily I had two 7 gallon totes to flush toilet and 20 gal jugs of water. I had stocked up on baby wipes, canned foods & 2 months of cat food and litter. Bathing & washing dishes a no bueno. Got more water for the totes from the fire station down the block. Big reminder about about stocking water.

[@lmcollins_54]

I like your new look, the hairstyle and short beard. Makes you look years younger. I also enjoy your truck talks, always on point! As a retired US Marine and Christian, I agree with what you have to say. People need to wake up and get out of this bubble that they live in. I don’t trust anyone, especially the government and the many corrupt politicians. I also know and understand that the only person who is going to help you or look out for your welfare, is yourself!

[@amberbrown6799]

Thank you guys for all you do to bring us these informative thought provoking and straight talking programmes. God bless all.

[@willsummers7516]

Great info! My number one on my survival list is my state of mind.

[@LokiandBjorn]

Bone broth is invaluable for fluids when run down, dehydrated, or just for cooking with nutritious liquids instead of water… Bone broth is as simple as cooking a whole chicken in the instapot, on high pressure for 4 hours, 1/2 cup red wine (this keeps the meat from getting tough), 1 tsp salt, 1 tsp pepper, I add either fresh rosemary or turmeric (great anti inflammatory). You can get 3 good quart size jars of jellied bone broth, plus a couple pounds of meat for freezing chicken salad or making pulled chicken. You do have to can or freeze the broth. This is a great liquid nutrition source to store. Hydration is more than water and helps ward off illness.

[@annjames1837]

Can you water bath the broth or pressure can it?🎉

[@jenks5171]

Proper preparedness prevents piss poor performance

[@markwilliams4420]

It’s called the 5 ps

[@richardbarns9484]

This is spot on...water is everything. Have seen guys on a forced march who laid on the ground after 50 miles chocking on swollen tongues due to a lack of water. You could carry as much as you wanted and they had wished they had carried more, much more. Also, canned food doesn't need to be re hydrated! If you are backpacking then freeze dried is good given that ample sources of water will be available. Otherwise, canned foods are already hydrated and in most cases cooked therefore REDUCING the need for precious water and fuel. Modern commodes require about two gallons to flush. If it's yellow, let it mellow. If it's brown flush it down, if you have sufficient the water. Also, get large tarps to capture water if it rains and place buckets, under gutter drains. Five gallon plastic buckets are cheap BUT keep small kids away. They present a drowning hazard for the curious wee ones. Matches, bic lighters, ferro sticks, and some lighter fluid to light fires. Even gas stoves, if there is no electricity will require a spark (given we still have natural gas - not likely). Paracord for clothes lines if you have ample water to wash. Lots of TP even if you are digging a hole in the ground to go. Paper plates, paper towels and plastic utensils reduce water usage - no cleanup required. Be prepared to burn waste (keep rats and other varmints away from your dwelling) so have lighter fluid on hand too. Some stoves will burn white gas and unleaded fuel. Be CERTAIN THE STOVE IS DESIGNED FOR GASOLINE. SIPHONING GAS FROM YOUR CARS TANK CAN RESULT IN BURNING DOWN YOU HOME IF YOU DON"T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!!. Know how to do it SAFELY! If you don't know, DON"T DO IT. AND NEVER LIGHT A FIRE WITH GASOLINE UNLESS YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!!. Many gasoline components are very light (butane bp 33F)and vaporize immediately causing unseen vapor clouds. Many a person has ended up in the hospital using gasoline to light the charcoal grill. Also, have soap to keep hands clean and baby wipes. Don't get sick because of a lack of hand hygiene. Brush your teeth to prevent gum and tooth infections. You can smell like poop but be careful about hand and utensil cleanliness when preparing food. AGAIN, he is exactly right, it is water, water, water then food and shelter. People can live days and weeks without food but about the best you can hope for is 3 days without water and by day 3 you will probably be incapacitated. If you are on meds get at least a 3month supply now! Children and the elderly are most vulnerable so think about their food and med needs (motrin, tylenol, diapers, wipes, formula, canned milk...) Also, think about head lamps and as he mentions lots of batteries for working in the dark. IF all of this sounds scary and unfamiliar then, take the course he is offering BUT DO IT NOW!

[@alang.carter245]

I hang on everything you say because you’re absolutely right . I’ve learned a lot in my life but I’m still learning . Great vid Chad keep on … keep on

[@goodhomestv]

I have been watching MacGuyver reruns with my family every Taco Tuesday night for 6 months now and I think we are prepared for November and whatever this world brings. Stay Dangerous!

[@saltandprepper907]

I love MacGyver. The show's creator wrote a book about how to think like MacGyver. Have you read it?

[@mrjeffgray]

McGuyver! Grew up watching him. I use the line “gonna have to McGuyver our way outta here” whenever I get in a tight spot or sticky situation.

[@mrs.rogers7582]

Liquor is a great barter product.

[@bleedingfly]

So is nicotine, coffee, sugar, sweets and naked lady playing cards.

[@jimengle3178]

I have been trying that. But for some reason, I can't save it!!!😅

[@WildernessForever]

​@@jimengle3178🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dannyloiland8609]

So is bullets

[@KnowledgeIsComfort]

@@dannyloiland8609mmmm, be hard to let those go if they actually go to anything you would use yourself

[@rogermabry2816]

Excellent video . Prep the best you can . I am a traveling electrician. From military base to base out on the road for months at a time . Sold my house , took this travel job for a better life for me & my wife . While doing this all from a fifth wheel travel does have limitations. When picking RV locations . Check and see if they have on-site storage units. This a major game changer . So you don't have live with ALL your preps in your RV . God Bless keep up the great videos .

[@grlpeterson]

The very greatest thing you can have in ANY situation you need it in is the attitude of survival, no matter what. It will give you the eyes and ears and physicality you need to do what needs to be done. And, when all else fails, you knowing you WILL make it without for awhile will carry your body farther than you would've ever thought. I would think this is what carried those through amazing survival situations, such as 40 days adrift. Know it, live it.

[@Hiker_Mike]

Within a few weeks of no food/water supply and medical care/drugs, most would probably die or be killed. Hope things don't go down that way.

[@MrApplesaucestuff]

hope they do. can't wait. to many people that survive based on social services

[@joebideb]

The masses that did not prepare will over take those that did.

[@ej732]

@@joebideb I saw a post on X couple weeks ago “you may be prepared, but are you prepared for those who aren’t?”

[@joebideb]

@@ej732 Exactly

[@SOLDIER11B]

@@ej732 I think a lot of people have no idea what could happen and how bad it’s going to get. Nobody thinks about that. Just like frogman was saying everybody’s so used to go to the store get water go get gas go get deodorant, toothpaste once all That gone total chaos

[@DavidWaldrip]

I see the writing on the wall. Men it is time to get out of debt, purchase land, start your homestead, and get ready for uncertain times ahead. Wishing everyone the best of luck during the coming struggle.

[@hamfox9714]

It’s way past time. Been at this for decades. Best of luck to those just starting, put your head down and march.

[@Gmny1MOA]

Yea its like wayyyy too late to "start"...but you can still get some things like weapons ammo and food etc but the price of ownership prices 90 percent of ppl out of everything unless you finance or go in halves or 3rds of ownership w other people

[@DavidWaldrip]

@@Gmny1MOAThe best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is right now. You make good points. Don’t be discouraged. We can all do something each day to make progress to a more self reliant future.

[@GiacomoRavioli]

Do you know how much inflation has jacked up land prices?

[@DavidWaldrip]

@@GiacomoRavioliYes, I just purchased land and started a homestead. Prices are only going to keep going higher.

[@sylvesterbestertester1013]

I got erased. I'll try again, but less words. This is being said by many. No matter what side wins, there will be people taking to the streets. But nobody can say for sure. Those in control want chaos, don't give them what they want. If it does then, or any other time. Don't prepare just to for you and yours. Prepare to care for others. Nothing more powerful than doing Gods will. Even when things seem completely out of control, God has complete control. Those that know him, know this in their heart. Those that don't, it's true. He's real. Help and give to others and share the good news of Christs forgiveness, his grace, his gift of eternal life purchased on the cross. Then you win no matter what.

[@fm4695]

I lived in Sarajevo in the early 2000's to mid 2010's and know many people who survived the siege there (I do speak the language). I was told so much about that time from Sarajevskis (my neighbors and landlord first and foremost) and gleaned some amazing tips from them about "surviving" in urban environments (I do hope to remember it all if the time comes here). Not appropriate to elaborate here, but their real-life experiences taught them a mindset which is far broader than what we American's think about as "survival". Beyond that, having grown up rural and with decades of backpacking, climbing, camping, hunting experience (and a short time jumping out of planes and helicopters via 1/325AIR), one of the most interesting little devices I have ever come across is a "Kelly Kettle" (I am not sponsored or in any way affiliated with). I bought the first one ever shipped into Bosnia circa 2011 and now back in the States, have bought two more. Thanks for your service and continued urging and prompting for us to live more intentional lives. ETA: Bought a hat a few months back....just trying to do my little bit to support.

[@elitesless1539]

Got a bunch of 5 gal water jugs, bunch a little grill propane tanks, bunch a batteries and such plus a bunch of chickens and still feeling a little nervous. Can’t forget the Never Forget shirt. Good stuff right here. Useful truck talk! Love all y’all!

[@TOMG12XU]

Sterno🔥. Rocket stove🔥. Knuckle bandaids...

[@kahunaal1631]

Don’t forget your hot water tank. 50 to 70 gallons of water. Propane tanks, fill 3. Does you truck have a generator? Many do. Do you have friends in your neighborhood? Organize a militia. Chains saw? Fill it. Canned cooked chicken buy it.

[@jamomeara1894]

By the time you use your 3rd propane tank, the marauders will show up and you won’t need a 4th

[@kahunaal1631]

@@jamomeara1894 read PSALMS 91. We all have a plan until we are punched in the face. But if our Soul is right, God has the best plan for us. I will die, we all do. But I will die on my feet, swinging and praying.

[@bradenclark8505]

There’s a lot of crap like sediment that will be at the bottom of the water heater so make sure you filter it before drinking it

[@Deadlyteddly]

@@kahunaal1631 , Exactly Brother

[@broadfall1]

The only marauders you’ll need to worry about is the government

[@SaraSaraBoBara1]

Living in rural Alaska, this is mostly stuff you have to think about! And you always have to be prepared to live with no power and have a backup, because if power goes out in the Winter, it can be very dangerous.

[@akbychoice]

36 years taught me things that most will never understand. You get it.

[@bonniefromtn7536]

Sugar & Salt are great bartering items to stock up on. And if stored correctly will stay good forever.

[@master2uall88]

Thank you for everything that you do for the community and keep your head on a swivel watch your six and Semper Fi my friend

[@DougSamm]

Don’t be Scared.. Be PREPARED

[@jimengle3178]

If you are not scared, you will never be prepared

[@JustMe__]

I put my trust and my faith in God he said he would take care of his children it may not be what we want but what we need, cast your cares and burdens upon our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ that's some preparedness for you Chad, God Bless you and love you all, God Bless you

[@marshallgiles6255]

Amen, well stated.

[@49erJoe]

I have some basics, but, I have the same exact belief as you. Yeshua will provide. It may not be easy. As a matter of fact, it may be almost hell on earth, but, Jesus Christ will provide for us until our time is done. Bless you! Grace and peace in Christ our Lord.

[@callaseter4811]

👍🙏✝️💕

[@dsarti1]

How many times in the Bible is it mention for The Prudent man to be prepared? If God tells you a flood is coming and you do not build your Ark you are there for disobedient.

[@sh9downonme71]

Absolutely your faith should be in Yeshua. But if you believe in Yeshua then you need to believe in his word. We're told not to dwell in cities for God hateth Were house is connected house to house and they covereth the land. And if you know revelations my people will take to the hills and the valleys. At no Point are you instructed in faith to sit back and just wait for Christ to do everything for you. Did any of the disciples do this?

[@jimmiller4951]

The most important before anything else is weapons and rounds then stock up . Keep it to yourself because the more you have the more you have to protect. Do Not brag about how prepared you are . Think about that …..

[@nicke.3011]

I'm as 2A as the next guy, but all you yahoos that think that stocking up for a firefight is gonna end well are completely delusional.

[@judmorrison4613]

From my X bio, and I mean every word: "Guns? Sure; but the real killers are the big H's, Hygiene and Hunger. Build an outhouse, get some chickens. See you on the other side."

[@debrakessler5141]

Amen!

[@TexCen]

Well, I ain't got land for chickens. Hopefully, I can barter - or I'll damn sure die trying. My kids didn't create this mess, my and past generations did. Best of luck to you, sir...though it sounds like you don't need it ;-)

[@Yorktown-pb8bd]

Hi Chadd hope you are feeling better. Looks like you are doing better. On the cooking stove instead of propane I would suggest a duel fuel stove. Uses gasoline of Colman fuel. I purchased one in the 1990s and it still works just fine. Used it Elk hunting in the Rockies, Hunting in the Appalachian mountains( I live In the Appalachian mountains), I also used it when the power goes out. Another thing for cooking with very little wood is a rocket stove. You can do a lot with twigs with a rocket stove. These people need to know how to make a rocket stove and how to use it. Another suggestion is learning how to use a magnet to light a LED bulb without batteries. Have magnet and have light. I have multiple potable water sources in my area. My concern would be people going to a spring and many people get water there. More people would be there getting water in a SHTF situation. So my concern would be my safety if people are stressed and someone flips out. Someone is inconsiderate and fills up 20 5 gallon water bottles and holds other people up. Someone gets pissed. There are people there many times getting water. They don't need to buy bottled water they just go to the spring. It runs constantly at a very good flow. There is a place in highland county Virginia. I saw the cave. A stream of water comes out of that cave that is a massive amount of water. It is not quite a river but way more than a creek maybe small river level on water flow. All of that water is potable. If DC was nuked they would possibly move survivors there because they can supply enough water for them. People need to scout out water for certain. 3 minutes without air, 3 days without water, 3 weeks without air. There is so much people need to learn for this type of situation but the enemy is planning on taking out and attacking our power grid. On the Q posts they showed the antifa people with gas cans and chain saws to take their evil to the rural people. Chains saws to cut down power lines and gas cans to start forest fires. The Shenandoah was burned during the civil war. The Massanutten mountains and Blueridge mountains were burned by northern troops. I have a tractor with all the implements I need. Many of my neighbors have tractors and heavy equipment. My sister not far from here has 7 horses. Have not rode one in a long time. Used to ride bareback when I was a kid on a chestnut pony with a black main and tail, my grand mother had on her farm. I used to get on that horse bareback and control it by its mane. Too old for that now, I would just get hurt. LOL. I had a bit and bridle for it there. Used it if I walk kids on the horse. Anyway have 8 miles of national forest behind my house. No one lives in it. Like it that way. I have a hand pump for my well. Plus a generator I can run to pump water. Figure I will have to give my stupid sheeple neighbors water LOL. I will put a baptismal pool right next to the well pump. They have to listen to me then and well try to get them saved.

[@lamarparker2892]

I’m glad you said batteries. People I’m with think I’m crazy for stocking up on them

[@jamesbshaw]

When Pinatubo erupted all the things you mentioned became very scarce and valuable over night.

[@lertsomboon1481]

Thanks Chadd, this was a good reminder of the things we need to restock on.

[@cupwalker24.7]

Water . And a good understanding of Water and how to Get Clean water ;)

[@robertallen4842]

Thank you for what you do. You educate with real world knowledge and understanding.

[@mtnbound2764]

coleman camping stove and many spare gas cylinders. most people already have one for camping. also Ive been teaching my self to always fill up my vehicles at a half tank, this way I always have at least a half tank at minimum.

[@michaelmagerl6701]

Prepping includes physical fitness. #fitnessisfree

[@Gmny1MOA]

It's free for healthy ppl...ppl w heart issues or ailments aren't so blessed w health...I developed something w my heart after rona and all I dream ab is running and cycling and feeling good and healthy again

[@randyrussell6246]

Chickens , rabbits , pigs .....spring or creek nearby or not , drill and or hand dig one or even two well and have hand pumps and spare parts. A couple of 12 volt deep cycle batteries is a must with a couple of 100 watt solar panels and charge controllers and a small and simple inverter. 100 to 250 gallon propane tank and or 1 dozen 20lb tanks , learn to use the bigger 250 as a donor tank to fill the 20 pounders , collect all the small 1lb tanks you can from camp grounds and that are collected by others and learn how to use the 20lb tanks as donors to fill the 1 pounders from someone who knows what they are doing and you have common sense and can follow instructions ,.my family has been doing it since the 70's......... 22 rimfire rifles and pistols wirh all the rounds you can muster and shotgun . NOTE : If you dig a secondary well , conceal it and let no one but your closest know > This is basic to carry on a life that can be made comfortable to those who can humble themselves and be grateful.........God is good , make ready and trust in him.

[@JamesWillis-yy5px]

One Tip I have for prep, which is an advanced tip. 1. Find a bug out location. 2. Explore that location, get to know the location(Even on google earth will help). 3. Store food buried on such location. 4. Plant Native Fruit trees in the location to boost that locations prosperity when living off the land. Just Imagine if your Bug out Location already had 1 years worth a grain stored under ground, and 100 Native fruits and Nuts! It would be easy going when you move to it. You could store fire starting equipment too. For me, I am moving to my Bug out location by the end of the year. I'm preparing now for it.

[@stoneagearcher3477]

I suggest for those on a budget or not to start hitting estate sales! I have increased my preparedness posture immensely by going to them and finding stuff I can use. And for pennys on the dollar!