Gas mask and Hazmat suit - what to buy and why

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Chemical/nuclear disaster protection from MIRA Safety: bit.ly/3suLVMq

[@monkoko6441]

Stay seaxy everyone

[@jeffharper9703]

IF THAT IS NOT A WHOLE BODY CONDOM 🤣

[@gregsmith5695]

Bjorn. Look for a book called "Fighting Chance ,Ten feet to survival" it was published in the mid 80s and I think it may be online as a PDF now. It has good information on radiation shielding and shelter building.

[@HungryJack0ff]

The vaxxed might want to get some kind of suit that protects from 5.G EMF .... at this point maybe we all should, actually.

[@gregsmith5695]

@@HungryJack0ff Tin foil maybe? You know what else blocks 5G signals? Wire cutters.

[@pegasus5287]

Well you won't be sneaking up on anyone in the noisey suit. It's sad that we are at this point. I love your videos, thank you so much Bjorn, I feel like I have a friend all the way in Norway!

[@zeusdagmire6185]

There won't be many around to sneak up on if you need this suit.

[@Bear-88]

I hope everyone wears these when shtf. My main food source making that much noise will be easy to harvest

[@pegasus5287]

@@Bear-88 do tell! I loved the chaga video by Bjorn from a while back. We have a lot of huge birch trees in the forests here, of course I'm hoping they are still there. So many fires up here this year

[@Bear-88]

@@pegasus5287 i hope your trees are still there too my friend. There are very few trees where im from. I live smack in the middle of the biggest cotton patch on the planet. Very few trees will grow here naturally except gnarled mesquite trees.

[@pegasus5287]

@@Bear-88 well, it will make for good bbq! Do you mind if I ask where? And what is the food you like to forage for?

[@RCAVDH]

Bjorn in 2019: how to make a fire with sticks. Bjorn in 2021: how to survive the nuclear Skynet war..

[@RCAVDH]

@@cvpipp3571 there are scenarios I don't want to survive either. I came to that conclusion after I watched "the road"

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Yes, I should have done the exact same stuff in all my videos. Of course.

[@RCAVDH]

@@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen lighten up, it was a joke. I enjoy your channel and support your work.

[@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32]

Most issues with radiation and chemicals will be food and water supply, hazmat can't protect you from radiation or chemicals in the water or soil.

[@bige311]

I agree 100% once your food and water suppply chain are contaminated you're screwed.. GOD bless all, stay safe and don't give in to their trickery, evil games.

[@markusmaximus6636]

@@ballsofadamantium3906 might need it for all the dead bodies from jabs. Government might force you to clean up.

[@GeorgeOrwell-yz6zx]

Radiation dissipates very quickly from the air and water. It is heavier elements, generally, that absorb radiation and have a long half-life. This is why lead is used to block and absorb radiation. There can be issues of particles landing in the food, air and water and in some cases a filter can purify it. Doing a little research as to half life of different kinds of irradiated materials is a good idea. There are some very cheap options that might be useful in certain circumstances like a safe room for the family and pressurized air tanks. Soviet civil defense bunkers worked on this principle.

[@GeorgeOrwell-yz6zx]

@@ballsofadamantium3906 I am ready to meet my maker. The issue I have is what if it is a minor accident or an accident that is far away and the threat isn't bad enough to kill you outright and you have to suffer a long time from not being prepared?

[@jhildebrand7447]

There's already radiation and chemicals in our water and food. So sad.

[@michaelrainbow4203]

There is a point where my will to live becomes a desire to die. That point is reached when a hazmat suit and gas mask become necessary for survival.

[@eden7736]

The way I see it, if I can still read a book in a Hazmat, still see our beautiful planet and make photographs, or attempt communication in the future, Hazmat is no problem.

[@susanbrown2909]

Well they were handed out in during the war..even for babies. I remember trying one on .horrible thing.

[@TheMargoCHANNING]

I'm not doing this. If it gets to this point I don't want to live this way. I will sit in my garden with my cat and wait.

[@ramzramz477]

My thoughts exactly.

[@ronvalley1973]

well, at least buy a really nice pistol that shoots huge bullets, so you can take out a few jerks as they try to touch you. an uzi pistol with a huge clip, 50 rounds.

[@JohnCBurzynski]

I don’t have a cat...

[@mariaspear9062]

thats go for me also☺

[@trudywall1253]

I would be chasing my cat around...

[@martinbrennan4270]

That’s very interesting! I know of 2 farmers who were working in a cattle shed with slurry storage underneath , when the slurry was being mixed before being pumped out it gave off methane gas which at high levels become odorless and is extremely dangerous! The first farmer went into the shed and was overcome by the gas and the second guy immediately ran in to rescue him but he was also overcome by the gas and both died! I think these would be an essential piece of kit for a lot of people!

[@MegaHogzilla]

I don't believe a mask like that would save you in a confined space situation where the air is not breathable due to heavy concentration of contaminant or lack of oxygen in the environment.

[@MJCain-ye1uo]

Bjorn, My sisters family has always stayed prepared as you are recommending. I use to think they were silly & extreme. I no longer think that. Quite the contrary I now think they are smart & reasonable along with responsible. I always heard about things that may happen, but never dreamed it would be in my lifetime. Again, and have re- thought that. Thank you for your time, advice, concern & caring. Grandma 🍃🌼🍃

[@wildwoodcamp2907]

That will be the next load of madness we all have to deal with. Anyway I hope your OK bjorn. 👍

[@sunboltgift711]

A viking in a hazmat suit never thought I'd see the day.

[@GreenMntMoto]

It’s nice to see you smile - the last few vids are rough truths and it’s not appropriate, it’s hard - it sucks, but this was nice.

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Yes. This is a tough topic, of course, but it was a bit fun as well.

[@boerbeun]

Not appropriate? Isnt it unapropriate to not see the thruth at this moment?

[@jillsmcfarland2001]

Goofy people financially fill his accounts.

[@caramontana4948]

Our short life deserves to be lived in absolutely normal conditions from a social and natural point of view. Otherwise, what good would it do us to live a little longer than we are destined to?

[@cbx500cbx]

Good way to think you might live a short while longer. So what?

[@jackhollands6581]

If I have to live like that, then there's no problem. I don't want to live.

[@vic6820]

Even if you wore that suit in some places, you'd still be asked to show your green pass.

[@mariaspear9062]

😂😂

[@twocentproductions5326]

Made it all the way in and there it was, the mark of the Beast is offered as a communion and mandated by authority, this is insane, stop the world and let those of us who want stay and heal, the demons let them off. Everybody want's to know, those of you that have new nigerian, afghan, e. Indian, iraq, syrian, etc., etc.,,, neighbors,, except Mexicans, we 💘 Mexicans in the u.s.a.,,, they build, cook, clean and gitvit done, how you getting along with the wave of refugees, the new impoverished class in the U.S. Please in the name of public sanity, let us know what your seein and thinkin,, respond here with a quickie!!!!!

[@thrashthrasherson3803]

Good to see you looking a bit happier brother. I must admit I was feeling a little concerned about you after watching your recent video about "rage"! Stay strong and stay safe, from your neighbours in Suomi, Finland! 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮

[@Tek69]

If it gets to the stage you need that gear, I think it’s all over, food land water all contaminated ect ect.

[@lander1591]

When I was a young boy our school teacher made us all read a book; "Z for Zachariah" a post-apocalyptic science-fiction novel by Robert C. O'Brien (or Robert Leslie Conly). That book haunted me, and it haunts me still to this day. I have come to the conclusion that sometimes... survival isn't the best option. If you're going to use or rely on a piece of kit like a Hazmat Suit then I strongly suggest reading the book and aquainting yourself with the idea of putting it on every day when you go outside. Also think about what others might do to take your kit from you, and understand what it truely means to be a survivor with all that entails, like the daily struggle to find uncontaminated resources to continue your existence, and the total isolation, not being able to afford to trust anybody. Also as a semi-professional but budget option consider repurposing SCUBA breathing equipment. As a final Emergency Last Resort, Learn how to fashion 2 Emergency face masks from a Womans Brazzier, this was practiced widely during the first and second world wars.

[@karleno4583]

Thanks Bjorn for sharing this information! 👍

[@susanbrown2909]

Yes quite informative but,unless your in that situation you would probably have a strong urge to survive even when it seems hopeless. That’s how people come out alive in dangerous situations...you not sure how u would react tbh.

[@lander1591]

@Shed Life Asbestos was used widely in almost everything and anything right up to and beyond when it was found to be harmful, most notably in childrens chemistry sets as a chemical sample and in womens makeup foundation (also mixed with lead powder) in its most dangerous powdered form. It should also be noted that Uranium and Radium were also common additions to early childrens chemistry sets.

[@steffenritter7497]

Thanks for the information, Bjorn! From one day to another, I never know what to expect on your channel. It keeps me coming back! I thought I was ready for a SHTF scenario, until I saw one video in which you used a fire starter. So simple and necessary, but overlooked by me.

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Glad to hear that!

[@bufordt.justice1539]

BEST VIDEO INTRODUCTION EVER!!! Bjorn, your videos are full of truth and wisdom but I also just love your sense of humor too!! Thank you for doing these videos!

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you so much, Buford!

[@rodschrader6379]

I do have mopp gear,( mission oriented protective posture). Mask, body covering, ect.. My big problem is this: If the world really gets that sideways I'm not at all certain that I want to survive. At what point does one cut their losses? Not trying to be a downer, but you need to determine what your tolerances for extream conditions are. why survive if your going to lose your mind and end up being a liability and not a benefit.

[@sarahc8862]

I've thought if the surface of the world is ruined to the point of not being able to produce food that is safe enough for us to eat we're all done at that point, and lasting beyond that point is only prolonged suffering and starvation, bleek i know but something I've thought about .

[@alanwright4120]

I would feel that way too there would be no point to carry on in that situation

[@wearetheremnants1615]

I veiw it as a game .. I'll just keep going.. the illuminati want me dead , so being alive is the only option if God wills it.. Deus vult!!

[@rodschrader6379]

@@wearetheremnants1615 : Absolutely. God has the final decision. If it seems like I need to press on, press on I will. (That's why I have the stuff), but a slow, torturous death from radiation or chemical agents seems like more thana 60 yr. Old man really wants to try and survive. I hope it never comes to that ,but these are strange days indeed.

[@4u2nve]

It might only be in a concentrated area and might not always be nuclear! You don’t know what you don’t know, ya know.

[@bobes7]

Your thumbnail gave me one of those laugh out loud moments before I click play. Thank for all your videos Bjorn, we have to have a sense of humour in all this madness.

[@cuhurun]

Forget fragile hasmat suits, they're useless. Invest in unused military NBC equipment.

[@chriswilton9976]

☝Bad advice.

[@kurtrussell5228]

@@chriswilton9976 this whole video was bad advice.....

[@garymorton7922]

mopp IV gas gas gas

[@stacydalebarendse3978]

Finally, someone with brains!

[@outboardgull5285]

How's a civ supposed to source that? lol.

[@SirGolfalot-]

I was hoping to run into the woods and eat mushrooms until the tyrannical mandates and governments went the way of the dinosaur 🦖. A hazmat suit wasn't part of my bug out setup.

[@vic6820]

It's just unbelievable that it has come to this stage and this is even a topic.

[@alex-adrian]

I think risking to eat a toxic mushroom would be my last choice :D

[@DIY_Off-Grid]

@@alex-adrian only pick what you know ^^

[@bige311]

@@DIY_Off-Grid i agree and if you're not 100% sure don't risk it! At least that's what I read. Not sure if you've seen the movie Into the Wild? But originally they thought he died from starvation but turns out he ate a poisonous plant that looked very similar to safe one, so guess you never really know especially if your body is already in weak state. Great convo to have though! Thank you and GOD bless! Stay safe. BIG E

[@wearetheremnants1615]

Yup need it for the first few weeks of nuclear fallout

[@scanessexgargoyle5317]

Wow a mask that actually protects you an is not just a sign of obedience :)) This was informative TU for sharing my Friend

[@konoko6413]

This is kind of scary, if the environment got so bad that we needed these suits, we'd all perish because we could not grow food anymore!

[@kova1577]

Or run out of filters

[@eden7736]

You're not bonkers, you're now sorted! It's a showing of strength and wisdom to tackle these potentials head on, and prepare. Hazmat is packed away quietly and ready to use, so now you can relax, and return to writing and Viking living.

[@sunboltgift711]

Another item to look into Bjorn are anti-radiation tablets, also known as k103, they are a thyroid blocker and used worldwide to help prevent radioactive damage to the thyroid in the event of a nuclear event. However use with caution as overdoses are lethal.

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

I have a video on this, but I could look more into it.

[@sunboltgift711]

@@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen It is another option, however good job on this video, it was informative thank you. Stay safe.

[@journeymanadventure]

In my area bushfire is a semi regular event. I have a kit with welder's gloves, smock and hood for protection from heat. A mask with spare filter's to guard against smoke water bottles and so on that stay in the vehicle during bushfire season. The gloves, mask and ear protection are there all year round so if/ when I come across an accident I can deal with a burning car and people screaming. I don't go over the top but it doesn't hurt to have a few options available to you.

[@tarey05]

Love all your vids, Bjorn, and your thoughtful, calm style of presentation. Your such a good, kind man, and we are so grateful to you for starting and sustaining your informative and inspiring youtube channel. Your thumbnail is hilarious, and it's good to see you smile! Thank you, and God bless you!

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you, Tarey.

[@RozalindEls]

I cried laughing when you said this was supposed to be an unboxing video but I got eager and unboxed. Love your videos!! Always so pertinent

[@kilam41171]

Vaseline. It is a pretty messy solution, but lathering your mask and beard with Vaseline can help those surfaces seal. You can’t just rub a little dab into your beard though- you need to saturate your beard with gobs of the stuff. You will be making a slippery mess with it all, but it can be a much faster solution than shaving your beard in an emergency.

[@lukesanchez9961]

Nuclear meltdowns are one of those things that the public is overly concerned about but shouldn't be, especially in the US or Norway. If you look at the numbers, being afraid of a plant meltdown is less rational than being afraid of dying of COVID at a young age. But that's not to say that nuclear war is off the table, which is quite different than a reactor meltdown. Preparing for nuclear war is a reasonable idea in my opinion.

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

It happened to us once, so I think it's not so unlikely it can happen again.

[@kyrenegade858]

We are one emp away from a catastrophic event in the US. If the pumps can't run, all of the plants go Chernobyl real quick. Just look at the number and placement of the current facilities in the US. We are screwed if they can't maintain the cooling systems even without power....

[@lukesanchez9961]

@@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen It can be a very big concern if you're in a communist country that will fail to contain contamination before it's too late due to their ego. It's good to be prepared for a nuclear war though.

[@lukesanchez9961]

@@kyrenegade858 EMPs capable of burning out semiconductor electronics are extremely energy intensive to produce and other methods of crippling our infrastructure are preferable. Also any structural metal between the source and the electronics would hinder its effectiveness.

[@kirstireinholdtsen5844]

Not so long ago the sitizens of the town Tromsø got a msm from the local authorities : "Everybody. Stay inside the house. Until we say it's safe. The air might be poisened." Something like that. It was because a factory was on fire. And also, not long ago the local authorities discussed iodine in every school. For to give the children in a case of emergency. At that time an american athomboat was in Tromsø for a short time.

[@ravenpineshomestead]

I have an unissued 1970's civilian radiological grade gasmask and poncho from Yugoslavia, that I thrifted for under 20 dollars. Absolutely beautiful, no aging to the elastic and rubber whatsoever

[@mikaelingelin5709]

Would a life in a hazmat suit really be a life worth living? I would probably leave this existance if it came to that, and start yet a new life...as we've done millions of times before and will continue to do :)

[@Mathews_-wt8tr]

A life exposed to radiological fallout is a very long and excruciatingly painful death

[@mrsorepaws9146]

For some reason, the opening of this video made me think of parts of the Tyr trilogy, when Tyr is out sailing with his son through the toxic mists close to the ending of the world... Also, back when I was in the army (late 80s) - we had to run for a bit with full NBC gear (heavy suit and mask), then lying down to try some shooting. Heart pounding, heavy breathing....man, that was HARD! ᛞ

[@Hermit_of_the_Holler]

I look forward to each of your videos...and I would like to ask/make a suggestion. We all put away food. Canning, dehydrating etc...but, eventually meals Will get boring. Yes, I will be happy to actually HAVE food. But a topic I keep researching, based on my own daily meals is....WHAT foods are the MOST versatile?? Canned meat is good, but can't be roasted or smoked afterwards. Rice is better than pasta (for me)... What types of meals are going to be YOUR fallbacks when SHTF And we HAVE to survive off of preps and small game? Mine is RABBIT stew...which I call "There's a HARE in my soup". What does the community say?

[@DDGVET4]

I had to do that during drills in the Navy for 8 years. It's not fun. Yes, You are BONKERS because you don't have to do that. Let me give you a little inside info. Our opinion at the time was the purpose mask and suit were just to pre-bag your body and make it easier for them to dispose of your remains in the event the real thing happens. Oh, and the tape is to keep the mush of your body fluids sealed in.

[@nancygoebel5062]

Smithwerks, 😂 You must be in health care

[@owyheekid7186]

A saying I stole from someone, can’t remember who but here it is; “When you least expect it…EXPECT IT!” My children grew up hearing this along with numerous other quotes and sayings.

[@amfearliathmor9747]

Get the following; i) Soviet ShMS gas mask ii) Romanian Army Great Coat iii) 9 inch Victorian Stovepipe wool felt hat. iv) Dr. Martens 1914 Smooth 14-Eyelet Boots. Wear these items at your local supermarket during next Lockstep. Do Not take along any agricultural tools like a Scythe though as this could be considered breaking local knife laws.

[@davescrimshaw7781]

Our PPE (AF) in the late 80's were breathable (lined w/ carbon) - we were told that you could only work in it for a few days - after that it was worthless.

[@JanWillemdeGeest]

finally somebody who explains this, been thinking about this kind of suit and to what extend it protects from gamma radiation?

[@MJA5]

protecting yourself against radiological threats (that aren't particulate inhalants) is much more technically difficult than chemical or biological threats. Gamma rays laugh at impermeable suits and masks. A lead-lined box might work.

[@blakslee720]

Idk if anything you can wear that will protect you from gamma

[@fearthehoneybadger]

Unfortunately, these suits won't protect you from radiation. They WILL keep contaminated materials off your body and out of your lungs.

[@gregsmith5695]

You need at least five feet of dirt or equivalent between you and typical fallout gamma emitters. The good news is most of them have short half lives.Alpha won't penetrate skin a piece of paper will stop it. Breathing in alpha or beta particles is bad news.

[@GeorgeOrwell-yz6zx]

@@blakslee720 You are correct that gamma rays pass right through the earth. Fortunately gamma isn't usually problem, unless you are Bruce Banner/the Hulk. 😇

[@rockycadieux4642]

Suit works well for sledding in the winter too. No sled needed, lol

[@Steakholder01]

Unfortunately, you're going to have to loose the beard if you're going to have an airtight seal against your face.

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

I know, it's horrible.

[@Ежик-з3г]

@@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen The little moustache is the only option.

[@goodmorningvenezuela6329]

I used to have a mask and suit like that. I lived 1 block away from a refinery and had to have my property decontaminated several times after explosions

[@SolidStateSoul]

If you are going to have hazmat suits for fallout, don't forget the more critical resource; IOSAT potassium iodide tablets. They protect your thyroid against damage in a radiation emergency. This includes consuming radioactive water or food.

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

I have a video on this.

[@maddog312]

I've still got my camo NBC suit and full face respirator from the military. Always thought it will come in handy one day.

[@malapoyo]

Would you really WANT to survive such a completely devastating strike that would require such a covering though? I've just always wondered that.

[@edmorden]

Yeah, fear is always bad. On the covid side, but also on the "wake" side...

[@mylesdrake2949]

I'm going to tell you right now as a Chemical, Biological, Radiation, and Nuclear Specialist in the US Army that unless people are THOROUGHLY trained in usage of this gear and how to operate in environments where gear like this is necessary they will die horrible painful deaths while thinking they're safe from harm. It's not something you can buy and expect to use proficiently, it takes practice and drills. Not only that but how to detect these hazards and decontaminate is another matter entirely. The average person who doesn't deal with this on the daily, their chances of survival are extremely slim to none. There's a reason there's a world wide ban on chemical weapons. All I'm saying is if you're one of those doomsday preppers or have taken an interest in this kind of thing, you need to get classes and instructions on this. You wouldn't try to go scuba diving without at least being told how to use the equipment, similar principles here. My last words of advice is your better off staying clear of any reason to use this and leave it to us experts.

[@glensmith1266]

Its not exactly rocket science is it though ?

[@mylesdrake2949]

@@glensmith1266 it's not rocket science but it is super meticulous work and people generally fuck up because they rush. It also still requires training much as the same vane as driving a semi truck. Given time most people can do it easily enough given training, but you just throw someone with no experience or training on the wheel they're bound to crash and burn, that is if they can get out the parking lot without blowing the engine. So no it's not rocket science, but it's still advance skill that needs training otherwise people with my job description wouldn't exist.

[@glensmith1266]

@@mylesdrake2949 yeah I do agree training is necessary for a lot of things in life. Maybe we should all be trained though cos you wouldn't want a future world just full of soldiers would you. As a species humans need a great variety of people to survive on earth.

[@mylesdrake2949]

@@glensmith1266 Dude you're making me facepalm, let me break this down Barney style. If I'm saying people need to be trained, and that they should seek training one could assume this training can be accessed in the civilian sector right? It's not like the military runs nuclear reactors or Chem plants right? When there's a Chem spill from a tanker or train or a building its usually civilian contractors or emergency services fixing the issue right? So one could assume it's not just military who knows how to deal with this right? So it wouldn't be just soldiers surviving right? Does all this make sense to you or are you lost in the sauce still?

[@mylesdrake2949]

@@glensmith1266 also you need a variety of people to make society work as it is, you don't need a lot of "special people" to survive tribal style. Also I'd take a hundred of my brothers and sisters in arms over civilians any day. Not only are they trained to fight and survive, but to work as a team and put the whole before the individual. Then going further they know a specific set of skills that pertain to their specific jobs in the Army whether it be medical, engineering, logistics, etc. on top of what I already mentioned. There's plenty of variety in skill sets in the military to survive and thrive as a society in a hostile potentially uninhabitable area, I mean that's what we do in a warzone anyway.

[@davidm1149]

Thank You Bjorn for your work and your kind demeanor. So many in the truth community miss the point - that life is about being a soulful person. Thanks again.

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you, David. Yes, the comments section here is very toxic and negative.

[@rickyrheuark7989]

Do you know who Angilina Jordan is. She is from Norway and she is a singer. One of the best singers out there. Also the youngest published author in Norway's history. She won Norway's got talent when she was only 8 years old. Helped raise over a hundred million dollars for children charities. She is 15 now. You have to check her out. You would love her. She sings the old jazzy, blues songs ect... Good to see you again. I watch all your vids. Keep up the good work 🇺🇸💪🔥💯

[@sicilianeye]

April 26, 1986 was my wedding day. Talk about disasters...

[@briechilli4496]

😂

[@sirenmuscle]

I wear that every time I shop at Walmart when in contact with all the crazies there.

[@bque9444]

Pkease consider learning about decontamination, in so far as using kidde pools and brushes, etc. As it uses more than one oerson to decon, the whole family could learn this to help each other. Also, in the US, some years ago one could take free haz mat 40 hour and 80 hour certification training funded by federal money and given through local labor unions, as ling as the union had room for those people.

[@halfdeadwizard1009]

I could prolly afford a gas mask but I feel like an entire biomat suit would cripple me financially. I better keep saving up while I still can before my job tries to push the jab and I have no choice but to leave.

[@MH-cv5ye]

Get used military suits, activated carbon lined, they're pretty good.

[@wearetheremnants1615]

They are already sold out everyhwere I think

[@kurtrussell5228]

The mask is all a civilian would need, if the situation calls for a suit..... you're done buddy

[@Rajamak]

PreppersshopUK has good deals. You can get a Polish mask for £40 with filters for £10. Suits are cheap too.

[@bikinibandit2398]

A contaminated suit would need to be washed in a decontamination shower/area before removing, or cross-contamination would occur. You can't win.

[@notsure180]

I remember reading about that Chernobyl accident a little bit not long ago (it has been a few months). I think Sweden got some of that toxic cloud, but idk if Norway did or not. I am sorry you had to experience that if you did. Idk if Norway has military surplus stores, but the U.S. does (at least where I live). I got some great gear for 50-80 percent off regular price! Also, I have tested some of the gear in the field, and it does seem reliable. I am still using my gear two years after purchase. Kind of small timeframe, but I guess it has lasted this long.

[@lnostdal]

Yes, the first thing I thought when I saw this: THE PARANOIA IS TOO DAMN HIGH!!1 ...but OK Bjørn; I'll actually watch the rest of the vid now. PS: Don't forget that one of the highest co-morbidities for the you-know-what is anxiety. Stay healthy. :)

[@eagleriver900]

This is great.. I'm a big fan of being prepared for whatever comes thanks Bjorn. P.s. it's mercury retrograde look into if you don't know already !

[@MyDarkSide62]

Love how this ended with "Have a nice day" at the conclusion of discussing the end of the world :D

[@upcycle.outdoorsman9629]

I use the MCU-2 (Former U.S. Navy inventory) because I am very familiar with it, and it has great visibility. Plus, it looks good on my partner when she is in all her fetish wear. LOL. Seriously though, it is a good one. Not beard friendly, most are not. If it comes to it, I'm sure you will shave to save your life, lol.

[@GeorgeOrwell-yz6zx]

I was thinking that the pet shelters they are coming out with might also be very useful for infants who you can not put into full PPE. Better than nothing for sure

[@twocentproductions5326]

I love those, lead encase those dog shacks, thanks to everyone out there for your generous support of mankind, i want to particulary thank those that will die in the thinning sequence steps cause it either you or i, and eventually it will be me.

[@GeorgeOrwell-yz6zx]

@@twocentproductions5326 That doesn't make sense. Obviously English isn't your first language

[@TrustIssues76]

🤣🤣🤣great opening. I know what you're thinking he's finally lost it.🤣🤣🤣 love you man you are the best.👍 what do mean it's not fashionable? You never know you may have just started a new trend. Love all of your videos. And on a serious note for a second, you assume that nothing this horrible could or would happen in today's society is kinda ridiculous. Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

[@palapalak.8907]

Thank u for the advise. I never thought about tear gas coining into the vents in your home.

[@Serendipity-gj2me]

This was so interesting. Thank you, Bjorn. Hope you can have your guest on again to tell us more.

[@jamesglenn6461]

Thank YOU Bjorn! These are only one level of protection. Food and water supply are other levels. Firearms are another level. If someone's argument is, " these are only for the military" , then think like the military! Layers of defense, and levels of protection. As for my $ .02 . Cheer up saints. It's going to get worse.

[@randysheetz690]

Ironically enough one of my childhood memories is being less than 5 miles from Three Mile Island when it melted down. Yes I realize it was due to human error and it was not much of a disaster, but it still scared everyone in the area.

[@gregsmith5695]

Ft Indiantown Gap here. Small world. If it was an otherwise cloudless day you could see the steam from the cooling towers in the distance. People confuse the incident with a movie playing in theaters at the same time. "The China Syndrome".

[@randysheetz690]

@@gregsmith5695 I grew up in Mechanicsburg and was on a school trip to the state capitol building and can vividly remember asking my mom when she came "What does nuclear meltdown mean?" O have never seen someone go white so fast. We could not evacuate as my mom worked at Holy Spirit Hospital. So we really were luckier than most people ever realize.

[@BinkyTheElf1]

It’s Darth Bull-Hansen.

[@hawaiiknifeandgear5531]

I grew up in PA near the Limerick Nuclear power plant, and the saying was if you could see the towers, you were definitely fucked if anything ever happened.

[@lindagaines5927]

Its not worth living if you are constantly living in fear.

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

There are lots of people like that around, sadly.

[@joosukas]

I have thought about buying a hazmat suit for a while now. We might need them at some point to assist burials.

[@amfearliathmor9747]

I think I must have paid about £100 for a new set of British S10 respirator, Mk4 CBRN DPM camo suit, Over boots, liner gloves and rubber gloves, Camelbak adaptor and Scott Pro2000 filters. Everything fits into a couple of PLCE respirator pouches including the Ortlieb portable shower a Katadyn gravity filter, Potassium Iodide tabs and Soeks Geiger tube radiation detector and AAA lithium batteries. CBRN protection kit is much more expensive now!

[@trisholishable]

I love your videos and the fact that you were so eager you couldn't wait to un box. Haha. Good info. Thank you😀

[@joelaichner3025]

Dad was a Green Beret , he taught me everything ! And sometimes learn hurt ! But I Learned

[@joosukas]

When you said this was gonna be an unboxing video, I thought we would see you take off the hazmat suit.

[@zantas-handle]

As much as I love your channel, I don't need to know what you do in your spare time! ;)

[@buddhistbushcrafter4589]

Recently, with Russia and North Korea saber rattling, I bought potassium iodide tablets, a radioactive meter card (to see if the fall out radiation has dissipated), thick Mylar plastic for the windows, etc. I have not bought a Hazmat suit or gas mask and filters. I am more inclined to just get the mask, with smoke filter, bio hazard filter, and radioactive particle filter. Would you believe they make masks and goggles for dogs too! 😊

[@joelaichner3025]

And I control my emotions & feelings , Dad taught me Well !

[@briechilli4496]

I prefer to leave the planet than live in one of these.

[@keithbender5759]

military gas mask filters have expiration times after opening even if not used for their purposes we had to change them out weekly

[@sq8771]

Love it Boss! Find your videos always an interesting perspective insight! Greetings from Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺

[@Cookie-yl8uq]

Bjorn, 2 most important research points are: 'donning & doffing respirator routine' -this must be done every time you apply the mask. You must also learn a precise 'decontamination routine' specific to the threat, otherwise you will contaminate yourself when removing/re-applying dirty equipment. The equipment will only help you, if your routine is faultless. I hope you never need it! Keep well & in good spirits :)

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Training is essential, but one can not train without having the equipment.

[@imbolc8024]

the film 'The Road' with the amazing Viggo Mortensen, his caracter is father of his son, they both are in this 'zone' where all is ... like you talk about, stunning movie (and very sad)

[@domicellahuisman1471]

Tchernobyl, I remember we had rain then in Germany. My little sister came from outside, rain wet. We told her to immideatly shower. She did. We were all alarmed. People nowadays still eat mushrooms from the forests. They shouldnt. The radioactivity is still strong in outside nuts and mushrooms!!!!! Takes about 2000 years till this problem is solved. I like you video. You are NOT overreacting, believe me. I want to buy a geiger counter.

[@erolgermannemmanuel5637]

Remember Seveso, Italy !? On July 10, 1976, a valve broke at the Industrie Chimiche Meda Società Azionaria (ICMESA) chemical plant. Regards from 🇧🇷

[@gittebruun9070]

time to prepare for sure Thank you Bjørn

[@ghostlincon]

A lot of the times my friend it's ways better to have and to care and protect then have nothing and be scared. Keep on protecting your self and your loved ones. O and chocolate coffee is the best thing in the world been drinking it for over 20 years.

[@TheMrdenton]

Surprisingly informative. Thank you

[@marytica123]

THAT SUIT reminds me of the movie "The Divide", and the final scene where the sole survivor of the shelter emerges in a full hazmat suit, only to find New York City in total ruins - with NOTHING to return to !

[@havardpedersen1138]

You'd be better off with enough rolls of plastic and tape to seal off enough living space and supplies for 2-4(?) weeks, and a bicycle charged battery bank that run 2 ventilation fans, with a HEPA filter on the intake. A suit and mask is really only useful in a get-back-home kit your car, or if you for some reason have to go outside to keep your sealed off space running. Don't forget a decontamination zone. Zipper plastic doors are sold on amazon.

[@anettewaits3677]

As a German I remember Chernobyl - the Russians tried to hide it and some Swedish scientists measured height amounts of radioactivity - I do not want to wear a haze mat suit for the next 100 years and run around with a Geiger counter …

[@toosmoothtomoove3510]

When I saw you in the gas mask and suit I thought you has been reading about Alois Irlmaier. He told us that some time during the third world War it will be for a time deadly to venture outdoors because of toxic fumes.

[@MH-cv5ye]

I have an Avon British army NBC gasmask and new filters, amongst other things. It's wise to have this equipment, let's just stay hopeful that we don't need them.

[@top6ear]

I just ordered the CM-8 mask, it works order large if you have a big head.

[@danielbast352]

Most people can’t handle a cpl hrs in chemical gear. They pass out.

[@Tintin-jv8ix]

If we need that we are beyond saving.

[@elieelias5598]

Last year, the capital city Beirut, had a huge explosion in the port because of Ammonium Nitrate stored in there, and the gas from the explosion spread all across Lebanon. Those closer to the site of the explosion needed equipment like this (I think, I'm no expert of the severity of Ammonium Nitrate in the air and damage it causes to the lungs).

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Yes, I believe my filters are for that as well.

[@anitaleroy9442]

Lubrizol, Chemtools and other chemical lubes oil plants fires, far worse.

[@lindazimmerman751]

Get the straw system for the gas mask for a canteen so you can drink. This is coming from my military trained husband.

[@ghostlincon]

The world is crazy and probably always will be prepared and be safe and take care of yourself your friends and family and pets.

[@justinstilson8028]

I remember Chernobyl as well,it was quite frightening even here in America!! Yes,its good to see you're preparing for almost every scenario, I would also invest in a Geiger Counter,'RDX Nuclear ' is the company I bought my two some yrs. ago from them,I think I played half price but not too expensive, learn these things Now While we Still Can! Bjorn,if you dont already know,check out some Recent news on the 3 Fukushima Reactors,its poisoning the entire Pacific,but no ones talking about this of course,besides the NRC anyhow lol..

[@slydermartin6008]

Always good to be prepared. Is that a Kevlar Suit? Nah. Gas and Radiation are much more rare than LEAD at 3250 fps. Just a history lesson. Love your channel and appreciate your voice.

[@heidifjellstad6059]

Norway and Tsjernobyl - no radiatorn in the Oslo area, right, but Norway is larger. You should know that winds led radiaton to Mountains areas in Mid and Nothern Norwsy, that laplanders got several thousabds Bequerels in their bodies, and tjat life stock like sheep and reindeer had to be "fed down" for several years before being human food.

[@LoremIpsum1970]

Couldn't eat Welsh lamb for a time after Chernobyl...bloomin' Caesium-137... It would only take 7 ground bursts to take out the whole of the UK and all that with only 4 minutes warning, so at least it will be quick for most... Give "Threads" or "QED A Guide to Armageddon" a viewing just for a taste of that being a reality... Great review! Already have a positive pressure suit...👍