5 WAYS YOU COULD DIE FROM AN EMP

[@StepOneSurvival]

Pretty please with sugar on top, like share and subscribe.

[@FeguerFineArt]

You had me with the fine wall behind you.

[@homesteadgal4143]

I subscribed to watch your beard grow...

[@trajan6927]

No medicine, no hospitals, no testing, no MRI'S, CAT SCAN, Xrays, no antibiotics, no immunizations. You better have water stored, and a way to filter and purify water. Have seeds to grow crops, and learn to can veggies and meat. Animals and in your yard.

[@trajan6927]

Look up Jonathon Hollerman. He sat on the congressional committees to harden the electrical grid.

[@PioneerHombre]

Ultimately, most will get desperate when the food runs out and eventually die.

[@Ufos4dahoes]

5 Gallon Bucket with the lid, (New) Plunger. Put a hole in the center of the lid, feed your plunger through. You got a mobile butter churner style washer! Keep your clothes line in the bucket when you're done.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Yelp

[@joecombs8315]

Haven't had a cellphone in almost 10 years and loving it

[@StepOneSurvival]

Good

[@josephg.3370]

The loss of the electric grid for an extended period is the greatest danger for sure.

[@tomsayers457]

Good points …. A lot of people haven’t thought of the chaos

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you

[@lcamjrlc]

Talking about deep freezers I wont have to worry about that my room mate deliberately unplugged it . $2500.down the drain. she needs to leave now enemies that live within is what you have to look out for...

[@StepOneSurvival]

Wow

[@bensherman8976]

Sounds like you need a new roommate

[@sluggou812beotch]

At the very least put fish in ziplock bags and put them in her stuff. Like inside stereos ect... I had a tinner giving me a bad time on a job once. I the painter had plenty of time to sabotage that tinner. I stealthily placed jars of "Smelly Jelly" in his ductwork that had him tearing it all apart to get the store open. BWAHAHAHAHAHA!

[@josephg.3370]

Why did your roommate unplug your freezer?

[@roncougar1]

Food, 1/4 of the population is insulin dependent, no refrigeration and no insulin will knock out the population in months.

[@cicibradley2809]

When hunger sets in, trust goes out the window. If Rick's taught me anything, it's be nice but always have a plan to ...

[@murphyzlaw13]

Good to see you SSgt. Sgt. Owens here. Semper Fidelis and here's to being awake at 240am trapped in your own mind....

[@Ruteger100]

welcome to Florida during hurricane season. power out for 12 days sometimes longer. We sweat a lot and help each other out when we can.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Y'all got a big one coming

[@livelife8980]

One thing about FL.theres too many patriots with guns and not a very corrupt sheriff's for it to get way outta control.i believe it would have a strong community still.in some parts. cities will be lost

[@trajan6927]

I hate sweating when my nut sac sticks to the side of my thighs. Damn.

[@Ruteger100]

@@StepOneSurvival i hope not, they make me nervous

[@apprenticegilligan1635]

People lost their minds during the pandemic because they had to stay home. I can't imagine what people would be like without electricity all of a sudden for a very long time.

[@StepOneSurvival]

They won't last long.

[@ChatGPT1111]

Definitely your neighbors are going to try to surprise you in the middle of the night while you are asleep, since they know your patterns. Need to sleep in shifts.

[@paulsanders1]

I think of all those same things; you are not crazy!

[@chawnslopoke2619]

I am a truck driver for a major grocery chain. I spend alot of time in the back rooms. They are always smelling so foul from food going bad. In less than a week these stores will smell so bad you cant imagine

[@StepOneSurvival]

Real bad

[@noreltheyounger-s9w]

Forget about spoiled meat at the market, think about all the dead, decomposing bodies (Stink Bombs) everywhere!

[@StepOneSurvival]

Yelp

[@theIAMofME]

Vick's Vapor rub. I don't know if it works. I hope I don't find out. But, at least it will help smeared on the upper lip.

[@mikebaugh4966]

My family fought in ww2. Korea Nam. Desert. Seen some real educational reality. Wishing for peace.

[@therooster6104]

Yes sir my brother, they have a population lulled into the dream stage, meaning that it will be this way forever ♾️ We are all guilty of this, what’s going to really matter is how quickly each individual can accept the change. A lot of Prepper’s are all about strictly about survival , myself included sometimes. But lately I’ve been working on how to strive , we’ve got to be optimistic 👊🏼 God bless you Sir 🫡 and blessings to your family 🙏🏼🕊️✝️

[@ladyhawk6999]

I grew up in a time when I bathed in a wash tub, had no indoor plumbing, washer or dryer . We had an out house! My parents were boomers who born in the thirties and forties. No bathroom in our families house until 1986! We raised our own food too. My grandfather farmed with horses! He really DID homestead our farm! No power won't affect us a whole lot, depending on the time of year, if the freezer foods will survive. Even in summer it will last a while , then you get your butt going canning and drying!!! The rest dog food! It's nice having a food stock , but I also know how to get food so! Drinking water is what worries me. You can flush your toilet with a five gallon pail of river water, otherwise build an out house! Learn to live in less . We all did it at one time.

[@WaterTheTree1776]

Places with noisy generators will definitely be targeted .

[@StepOneSurvival]

Yelp

[@ChatGPT1111]

@kenallen7953first place people will to go is to a house with solar panels on the roof or in the backyard. They know this means prepper and possible fresh food. I know I would.

[@mindalick8867]

my big fridge died years ago....have done quite nicely without, small dorm sized fridge, canned goods, grains, beans, pasta

[@StepOneSurvival]

Yelp

[@richschwartz8004]

All the stuff going on makes me wish I was a younger man but with all the knowledge and wisdom I have now. Although all I can do is be as prepared as I can and help my family, friends, and neighbors to be as prepared as they can too so we have a solid community if things get bad while praying they don't. God bless and stay safe.

[@StepOneSurvival]

God bless

[@craigbetts1586]

you are very correct, most people would have no idea what to do if the power went off, everything today depends of electricity

[@StepOneSurvival]

Definitely brother

[@fritz1990]

Yep, got an outhouse and heat with a wood stove. Can light the house with oil and have lots of food. Half the year here, the outdoors is a freezer.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Nice

[@fritz1990]

@@StepOneSurvival almost forgot. Have a river running through my property and a number of filters.

[@milesmanges]

The heat will be the killer

[@mikeyoung7086]

Don't overthink it Go back to doing things like grandma and grandpa If it gets hot Go swimming

[@StepOneSurvival]

There you go.

[@Ufos4dahoes]

All I know is I see mass looting happening at Nike stores, at shopping centers, etc the most materialistic items. Just wait until shtf and those that have, are facing those that have not. Can you defend yourself against a bunch of people who are all armed and extremely desperate. My biggest fear are gangs and thats why numbers and land mass matters.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Definitely

[@russelder9743]

lol stealing TVs etc

[@NerdsWorldNYC]

And thats just the "locals"....folks better add "Illegal Immigrants" that OatmealApplesauce Joe let in.

[@Sua_Sponte_-]

The food I grow myself gets canned, solar dehydrated or stored in a root cellar. Yes, we have a refrigerator and a freezer, but we can live without it. My well can be opened, and a bailer used to get water. A 3 gallon bucket will flush the toilet dont need electricity. All my seeds are from the previous harvest. We have proofed every system we will use. We do have a solar system. We live on a street with one way in. I will see you coming. And we have talked to our neighbors, and they all have gardens. I have 4 sons and myself for security, all combat veterans. We as ready as we can be

[@dannydenham8141]

Ultimately we will all die from heart failure 😣 When it stops, it’s over. None of us are guaranteed our next heartbeat or breath, I prep to make what beats I do get as comfortable as possible , food, water, medicine, clothing, shelter and personal protective gear, knowledge and skills.

[@HarshmanHills]

power is life these days. without it, life will be difficult at best and unbearable at the worst

[@StepOneSurvival]

Definitely

[@Ufos4dahoes]

Every week im buying a 15lb bag of Rice, until I have a additional 150lbs of rice. I'm going over drive in food stocking and everyone else around me thinks I'm crazy. Its made me very vindictive because I know they all think they're going to take it from me.

[@StepOneSurvival]

👍

[@PaulGolay]

Question are you going to eat it

[@Ufos4dahoes]

​@@PaulGolayno my plan is to throw it all away and just spend money for no reason 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@billy-xv1zt]

generators are only good i feel in an emergency that hits quick and is resolved within at most 10 or so days, after that, and when folk have run out of any provisions they may have had and start to get desperate, they will be attracted by the sound, and look on it as someone that has long term provisions and capability, i have a generator, i only use propane as its cleaner, causes less carburation and general fouling of jets, lines, etc, plus propane is easier to store and lasts a lot longer in storage, not economical for long term use, but a good back up for short term power outages.

[@Tactical-hg7ov]

Id say get a solar generator. With plenty of portable panels. Run fridge freezer lights and fans. Get prepared cause your right. No one is coming to help

[@ChatGPT1111]

Best to get away from refrigerated foods as soon as possible so you are ready for the long term. Save power and fuel for lighting and heating.

[@MikeSimmons923]

I think about all the skin diseases and disorders kept at bay just by showering every day. In about three weeks when all the fungal infections, dermatitis, ect. show up and people are scratching them till they bleed. Then skin staph infections. Gonna look like the walking dead in about a month. ✌🏼

[@richardahern1244]

I work for a plumbing supply house. A good chunk of those electronic flush valves have manual overrides. A lot of engineers want manual over rides so if power goes out they can still flush

[@ugsisr]

Just what we need... How we are gonna die when the lights go out ! Nice Your a Ray of Sunshine...

[@jcmillercrossedblessedoutd1421]

Good points BA, I’m still working in water here in the desert. We’re hitting 114 degrees this week, and still trying to figure water storage. Great discussion though. God Bless🙏🙏✌🏻✌🏻

[@StepOneSurvival]

It's hot and humidity is 90% ewwee

[@peachesrambo4037]

Live like in the late 1880s and early 1900s and you wont have to worry too much.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Pretty much

[@AnarSchism.]

Except they try to take your chit

[@peachesrambo4037]

@@AnarSchism. that's why you need to put most of your efforts into learning. Be ready and able to leave and resettle at a moments notice.

[@JJones-cl4dm]

Easier said than done for those millions living in concrete jungles stacked on top of each other for days. The cities will be hell on earth . No food. No clean water. No working sewers. No working hospitals or EMS. No police. No nothing. I'm so glad I live in the woods I might last awhile longer out here.

[@cicibradley2809]

@@AnarSchism. They won't do it but once.

[@mrbim1954]

You are point on Buddy! Most will have no idea what to do or how to survive. Interesting thoughts ....

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you

[@somethingcool7903]

Struggled my whole life the hits never seem to stop coming. Bring it I say not much worse it can get for me. Perhaps this is what life's path has been preparing me for who knows...but fear nah man just another day in a life for me.

[@beanieactual2124]

I like propane for cooking and water purification needs seems like the only item I can rely on.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Definitely

[@chappell308]

Thanks BA, I always like your insight and perspective on things. I live on 1 1/2 acres in the country right now. Also have emp shields on everything, with back up parts for my solar. I hope and pray I will never need it, but, you never know. I drive a truck for a living and keep a get home bag in my truck. Could be a few days to a week, to walk home. WROL, when it goes down, I think is one of my biggest concerns. Thanks again.

[@noasailing27feet]

Thats why i livev on my boat , self sufficient in electricity,water,less 5 G radiation . Washing machine ( my bucket) , and i get clean hands as well

[@SimplerTimesHomestead]

Good video and food for thought. Regarding electronic locks, I know that in most places (probably not the drug storage areas) that electronic locks “fail open” when power is lost to prevent locking people in.

[@MichaelR58]

Ssgt BA, thanks for sharing YAH bless brother !

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you for watching God bless

[@AudreyJean-22]

I love your videos

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you

[@wvredneck6283]

One way or another electricity is used in everything we use and do. Crazy to think about. People don’t realize how dependent they are on it. Hope you and your family are doing well brother. Have a good one

[@kevkev5935]

God bless, brother. Taking a moment here to say yall have one wall of awesome behind you in this video.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you kindly

[@fhonerkamp7586]

Always have a plan

[@StepOneSurvival]

Definitely

[@patriotordinance9695]

Thanks for the great news Z Z 😅

[@StepOneSurvival]

Any time!

[@russelder9743]

Brother ---one of the best make me think videos.........BZ

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you for watching

[@ArielleViking]

All very interesting scenarios to think about. Prepared could mean plenty of freedom seeds on hand, since you mentioned Bubba, Billy Bob and so on. Great video. 👍🏻

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you

[@jodychaffin7967]

Dont forget the Vicks vaporub😅

[@StepOneSurvival]

Lol

[@homesteadgal4143]

Buy lime.

[@wprunkard]

Nice background! 👍

[@joey_the_farmdawg]

These are scenarios everyone should take a moment now and then to consider! Thank you for sharing 😊

[@StepOneSurvival]

Absolutely!!

[@joey_the_farmdawg]

@@StepOneSurvival we all have a bad habit of taking everything for granted 😕 anything can change in a moment

[@SavageAirguns]

Btw good luck trying to siphon tanks these days. Don't believe me try it. Most tanks have anti-siphon tech where you can't get a tube into the gas tank. This is why years ago ppl were just puncturing the tank to steal gas.

[@StepOneSurvival]

See that's another issue.

[@willames363]

Solid vid, and points. Thank you , God bless

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you. God bless

[@walterflanamonk4734]

Grid tied is what will be effected

[@thesearentthedroidsyourloo1880]

Quite the armory behind you Patriot!

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you

[@sluggou812beotch]

With all these doors that are going to be sealed you can still kick your way through the wall. 2 pieces of 5/8" drywall ain't much to get in the way of saving your own life or a bad guy could get to you just as easy.

[@jferg0791271]

Always considered first couple of Die Hard movies Christmas movies myself. 😂

[@222mmax]

Hand Head electronics, Tesla, pilots, ships, water pumps, dams?

[@StepOneSurvival]

On and on

[@bensherman8976]

Is that brass knuckles on your wall behind you .? Lol

[@davidjones1393]

YES

[@StepOneSurvival]

Ty

[@dlighted8861]

I don't think purposely scaring people is the way to go.

[@kpheathen9370]

Agreed

[@cs-vf2de]

Ya were spoiled rotten.Thanks B.A

[@StepOneSurvival]

Lol

[@fatsilverback4753]

The scope is the most important factor in grid down. If the nation or even half of the grids(6) go down it will only take hours......when phones AND lights dont work the roaches will make their moves. 24/48hrs and it will be just like the Purge. This spoiled society will starve. How long will your stockpiles last? What GA gonna feed your babies when u run out? Only a few, in rural America that know how to go 1800s forever will make it. We will thrive! I will have fresh milk, butter, cheese, eggs, bacon, taters, onions forever. No power needed. Cities are death traps so don't be naive, run fast!

[@chawnslopoke2619]

No one will be able to do much with the DC centers employees will have them cleared out before anyone else thinks about it

[@JustaGuy-pm9ub]

I think it was on "The Mountain Men" that these guys had the wood burning truck. I downloaded information on gasification. There where a lot of inventions in the beginning of the 20th century.

[@StepOneSurvival]

There was a Canadian one stop shop car repair shop that had an episode making a small gasification generator for a home that was cool too.

[@Xander081987]

Pretty sure devil dogs dont' die... they just regroup in hell.

[@johnvictor2451]

Get an emergency generator. Solars are quiet. No teltale noise. BTW you can't siphon upwards. Fuel underground needs to be pumped.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Yelp

[@DesertRat.45]

90% of your life is ruled by electricity. Heating, cooling, travel, communication.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Yelp

[@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548]

Pacemakers are shielded pretty well and really shouldn't be affected, according to Dr Arthur Bradley.

[@kalashnikov4784]

Electro Magnetic Pule doesn't kill its only effects electronic devices but could effect people with pacemakers. But regular healthy people wouldnt be effected by it.

[@COLLAPSE-OF-CIVILIZATION]

I do not mean to sound like “that guy” - but i would like to explain something quick for you. In any/every public building, there is a very specific electrical and fire code that we follow when doing mechanical work. In terms of doors - there are exterior doors, interior doors, security doors, etc. Each and every door is designed to do something different, but they all have one “thing” in common - that being the safety of the public. I’m going to explain how “electronic” doors work - so that you have a better understanding. One example being your average corridor set of doors - in a normal situation/scenario, “you” will see these sets of doors held open “electronically” … this word is technically not the correct word. Doors are held open or shut electrically - by temporarily energizing a coil, creating a magnet. Electricity holds the doors open, and in the event of a fire… the fire alarm system is connected to almost every door in the building. If the fire alarm is set off by fire/smoke - corridor doors that are electrically held open will automatically close to prevent smoke from spreading from one area/section of the building to another. BUT, you can always open these doors via handle or panic bar. The same thing applies to most other doors, its all about the safety of the public. Security doors for example, they might require a keyfab or badge scan device to open the door… but it’s held shut due to electricity. In the event of a power failure, these security doors are normally on back-up power, via generator. But my point is… it’s all about the safety of the public, the number one biggest “thing” in all public buildings is the safety of the public. These security doors for example, they may only open from the outside via keyfab or badge, BUT there is always a panic bar/crash bar on the inside that always allows the employees and public to exit no matter what. The same thing goes for exterior doors, for example in a school… you can not open these doors from the outside without a keyfab or badge, BUT they always have an emergency exit, crash bar, or panic bar that allows the public to exit. My overall point my be lost in translation lol sorry. Buildings are designed around public safety, the public can not physically get trapped inside a building. Just so you know, each and every door has a purpose, but they will all let “you” out of the building no matter what. Some doors may mainly operate “electronically” - but there is always a way to manually exit. I know this from experience, I have wired a million different types of doors. Most doors are connected to both the fire alarm, the security system, and line voltage… some much more complicated than others. Think of it this way, not everyone is allowed in to certain areas - but everyone can easily get out of all public areas, even of the highest level of security clearance. Even a roof top door for example, most people don’t realize this, but if you were to find your way up to the roof - it requires security clearance to exit the building out on to the roof. BUT, you can always get back in to exit the roof without clearance. The complete opposite of what they depict in movies lol. Its designed so that the public does not have access to the building’s roof top, but it’s also designed so that you can never get trapped/locked out on the roof. The same concept applies to all doors through-out a building. Doors are specifically designed around getting the public out in a hurry with zero problems… other than being trampled lol. Long story short… you can get locked out of a building, but you can never be locked in. Anyway, when the power goes out… everything that everyone depends on will stop working lol and the majority will “vanish” within a month… thats for sure!

[@mrkeyboardclicker]

Great video, i do wonder if the garmin stuff will work when the lights go out.

[@patriotpop2436]

Sgt BA, I don’t know where you are located but the National Fire Protection Association requires doors to have a means of escape in case of fire and other emergency situations.

[@markr.2781]

And a lot the grid that will go down, if our tax dollars would have been used to strengthen the grids. Instead of for the club we are not in, interests. They have the fix to keep the grid going, but didn't think it was worth it. Also you'd think there would be a way to have nuke generators able to feed there operation power from what they produce. But should have, could have, and to late now. Have a great 4th of July people!

[@knightlight2627]

Here in northern Cali it’ll be a Tesla graveyard.

[@StepOneSurvival]

No kidding

[@NerdsWorldNYC]

Our thirty year old washing machine motor died (2nd one installed since mom had it) last fall. We are military veterans here so we purchased a camping laundry washing bag with plunger from Amazon and a small portable washing 11L machine for our graphic (nerdy) t-shirts,underwears and light clothing. We use our Bluetti portable generator to run that as welll as the Laundry Alternative to spin it,than hang dry in the boiler room or enclosed patio. We had to get the chimney repaired after twenty years of weather,bricks on the top had started to deteriorate, and with every heavy rainfall,there would be a small pond in the boiler room. We did that during the spring as well as prune our old pear tree in the back,is still producing pears, but a lot of old heavy tree branches had to co,e down. Chimney work $2,800.00 Tree pruning $1,400.00 The washing machine was NOT on the priority list, and mom said "I still have my "washing board" from the West Indies in the basement closet." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@helpme7479]

What movie U talking about? I want to check it out. Thanks

[@kathy7253]

First mentioned movie was original Die Hard. Not sure about the second one.

[@BR54966]

You make many Great statements much appreciated. May I suggest a written outline of topics so you can organize your thoughts?

[@StepOneSurvival]

I freestyle my topic. Practice Patience this isn't Plateristic tic toc I'm the person they copy. I like making those people wait.

[@COLLAPSE-OF-CIVILIZATION]

I just left a rather lengthy message… but you said something that makes want to leave another one lol sorry. You have a large audience, i’ve got a good one for “you” to think about and put in perspective for the audience… As you mentioned, everything is powered by electricity… i’m going to tell you a quick story about what happened one year here when a hurricane came nearby… I live in an area where it’s extremely rare to have a hurricane… but it happened, and it didnt even hit us hard, but it took out the power in a huge area. Anyway, here’s what i learned… all of the gas stations within 75 miles were closed. Except, “you” (the driver) don’t realize it. So, here is what happened to me… lol. I filled up before the storm, but i ventured out after the storm, went to friends/family etc. Then, a few days later… i said to myself, you know what… i only have a half a tank left, and there is no telling how long the power might be out, i better go find more gas. So, i drove to the closest gas station… it was closed. Drove to the other gas stations in town, all closed. So i drove to the next town over, went from gas station to gas station - all closed. Funny enough, a lot of other people were doing the exact same thing… searching for gas, while burning gas. What’s “funny” is that “you” don’t want to give up and turn around and go home after wasting gas to find gas… you know what i mean? Lol. “You” think there must be a gas station open somewhere, or using a generator to power the pumps… but nope. Now, this was just a small event, there was no power across the state for 2 or more weeks… BUT, there was no gas to be found on Day 2 of the storm. You know what i mean by all of this? Imagine “this” being a nationwide power outage… all of the fuel would vanish within just days, literally. Then, people who need fuel/gas go out in search of it… only to find nothing is open and waste a lot of precious fuel searching fuel lol. Man… when the power goes out due to a large scale event… when there is no electricity, there is no fuel, and no trucks to re-fill the stations lol. When the shhhh hits the fan… there won’t be any gas stations open, and everyone will run out of gas within just a few days. Very few people will be wise enough to stay home and not waste their remaining precious fuel. When the shhh hits the fan… it’s going to be really loud for a short time… and then really quiet for a reallllly long time lol (That’s my copyrighted saying by the way - i’ve been saying “that” for years… “its going to get really loud for a short time, then reallllly quiet for a very long time…”)

[@allencollins6031]

Algo 👊 bump

[@StepOneSurvival]

Ty

[@FallenRisingAngel]

If the power goes out I will die from my wife nagging me to death that it's somehow my fault and all my survival training is just to hard for her to comprehend . Before anyone attacks me for this let me explain . The power once went out and she bitched we couldn't start the stove for dinner and was shocked that I lit our gas stove with a lighter and not the built in electric igniter .

[@StepOneSurvival]

Lol

[@realamerica8328]

Am I the only one that thinks this would be fun?

[@dadonewetube]

🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@bensherman8976]

We got water tanks under ground. Id probably need a pump or no ????

[@StepOneSurvival]

Yelp

[@MrTayloriron]

My wife is like "who is this guy?" 😂😂😂

[@StepOneSurvival]

9 years later 😆

[@bigracer3867]

Only way I will die is when my heart meds run out!lol! Done accepted it so like”rooster”. Haven’t found a way to kill me yet!! But that will do it!!😂😂. Yea I laugh cause what else can I do!! Definitely not crying about the inevitable!!🎉🎉✊🏻✊🏻

[@patricklee5576]

what was the movie ? Sounds like THE TRIGGER Effect

[@StepOneSurvival]

I'm not discussing a movie. Blackout had the generator story.

[@patricklee5576]

@@StepOneSurvival No sir you mentioned a Movie I found it

[@Fatjohny100]

Are Saturday morning cartoons still a thing?

[@StepOneSurvival]

Yes MeTv

[@jefflanham1080]

I’m caring for my elderly parents and I thought through all of this as well. I’ve done basic preparations for years and then lost half my income which makes it harder to keep doing what my goals were…….but I’ll tell you, if it’s that bad, very few people IN ANY KIND OF TOWN OR CITY LIVING are going to make it past a month. In the country, a well stocked homestead will be fairly comfortable for what maybe 6-8 months?? Man, as Americans WE GO THROUGH A LOT OF FOOD AND OTHER ITEMS…..A LOT! Then you have the marauders. Things like no A/C can be a killer for elderly, etc.

[@patriotridge]

More time spent outside. Be more healthy.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Yelp

[@PAIsIllegal]

Uh huh and their little townships burnt down.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Pretty much

[@jeffarnold8425]

make me laugh people think they cant live without power , electronic devices etc etc .how did people survive in 1600's 1700's

[@paulschwab8094]

You won’t have water because the wells won’t run

[@StepOneSurvival]

A natural spring would.

[@honeybee1250]

Won't you just be a target if your the only one with a running car ?

[@StepOneSurvival]

The risk will outweigh the reward.

[@StepOneSurvival]

The risk will outweigh the reward.

[@Nostrildomus]

Uh . . . I like your approach . My name is not Buba . I ran his stinking ass out of my little local community and in the process some of the so called' 'Uppercrust' enforcement types . Those that loose there bite when up against 'pillers of the old guard' . There mind gets fragile when loosing backup . What I'm saying is all of us become deficient outside of norms . The movie 'Pale Rider' comes to mind lol. . We are being forced out of the nest , it's deliberate . The fewer of us to deal with the better for the 'Beautiful People' . 😮 Don't be devastated like the guy's spit on when coming home from foreign wars . The 'Green Breit' I'm thinking of is back home with seven kids and who knows how many grandchildren . Can't take that away from a man ♂️ lol. . . . T/C/E

[@andyokus5735]

When I was a 6 year old boy either my mind or God told me I had nothing to ever worry about because He already had the Earth protected. I refuse to live in fear. I barely eat one small thing a day. Many days nothing. I used to fast more than I ate. I've got a month of water put away that's all I need. If you Sir live another 40 years you are going to look back at all the years you wasted waiting for the end to come but nothing ever happened. You'll say I could of taken my wife already the world. I could of done this and that. Instead you're hiding behind all your guns afraid of every shadow and snap of a twig. Sorry pal, I don't buy into the fear trap, it's just another form of mind control.

[@flashgordon1262]

Lovely title stfu dude!😂😂😂😂

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you