Reporting on Doomsday Scenarios | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

[@Rusty-i4g]

I am 70 years old & physically disabled, Im not afraid to die. If the end of the world happens you will find me sitting on my front porch with my bong & pitcher of Margaritas.

[@Lazaruslove]

I agree

[@elizabethhennessey6437]

I'll bring a chair and my stash!

[@j.j.s.jr.5136]

I’m right there with ya my friend

[@BeckyA.Delaney]

I am also disabled. However I still prep. I also wonder how I would get my medicine for my neuropathy. That is my only medication I am concerned about. I can't hold things and the pain is so hard to deal with.😢

[@trilisawitherspoon5836]

Q⁰​@@Lazaruslove

[@Rayrockny]

It's 4:53am and I'm up watching this when I have work in the morning. That's the real doomsday.

[@thetoughgroup]

Same here it's 5:21am 😂

[@itsruffoutchea6636]

​​@@thetoughgroup 5:13am for me 😂

[@MamaKalash]

😅

[@creamepiecharlie]

@@MamaKalash 2 weeks later :) How was work?

[@mvflp2218]

@@creamepiecharliewow You put a smiling face, knowing it was a terrible, no good, absolutely awful day at work… ]:

[@filhodarosa7512]

Up until the late 1970’s, most people living in Portugal were “preppers.” They were peasant farmers, who grew their own food and most had no electricity or running water. Most didn’t have their own cars. They could survive for years without relying on supermarkets or utilities that were only sporadically provided and unequally-distributed by governments. I lived this life as a child. It only took one generation and moving into the E.U. (which had a vested interest in destroying traditional peasant agriculture, in order to open up new markets for its multinationals) to make the average citizen in this country completely dependent for their survival on the capitalist and industrialized system.

[@rukk_tx5285]

É verdade!

[@SOLAR_WillToWin]

WELL SAID

[@AnalysisMedia]

Outstanding perspective - very enlightening! You are fortunate to have this experience, but not so much regarding the contrast of our current dark reality.

[@TheLastDonaldYouMcRonald]

Good one 🤣

[@paulg3012]

Jamaica is the same.

[@musicalcontessa4275]

My mom was a firm believer in the collection of seeds and I collect and store all sorts of seeds because she taught us to do so, and taught us from early childhood how important this practice is for the future of mankind and to pass this knowledge on to our children. She had grown up on a farm and possessed a tremendously wonderful green thumb.

[@MrMASH50]

Was? So she did all that work for what? Just to live a life in fear just to die anyways? Maybe just get along with the peeps you live around.

[@richardrose9943]

An old man does not plant a tree for himself

[@RichardMcLaren]

BTW You should see what governments do and spend to 'pointlessly' save seeds

[@iyeetsecurity922]

​@@richardrose9943 That's *so deep* that you're probably in an underground bomb shelter.

[@andreamortimer2610]

I have been collecting seeds from everything I'm growing for years now and it appears that some of the plants I'm growing now have become more resilient to the environment here. I am always taking the best of each crop at the beginning, the middle, and the end of the harvest season. I never toss out the seeds from previous years but keep them all dry, marked, and frozen.

[@shutincharlie3461]

What we call prepping today our great grandparents just called life. Preparation to care for yourself and family without government assistance in hard times. Settle down folks , it's just good common sense

[@thesquirrelyprepperlifesty5523]

Exactly!

[@Tr33People]

There's prepping and then there is meal team six. having some stored food makes sense, thinking you're are Rambo when you're 200 pounds overweight is stupid. The overweight lady is neglecting and important aspect of survival, physical fitness.

[@rolandthethompsongunner64]

Yes if you have the money too. This isn’t 1929.

[@thesquirrelyprepperlifesty5523]

@@rolandthethompsongunner64 If you want to prepare you work extra into your grocery budget. You can be in control over your economy and cut your grocery bill to afford extra. Trust me the economy and store rewards as well as a little forethought it can be done.

[@earthwitch61]

Covid turned me into a toilet paper hoarder. It's getting better. It's not stacked even half way to the ceiling anymore.

[@LeanardWashington]

"Prepping" is just the simple realization that 99% of people fully rely on convenience and society operating smoothly. Our little man made ecosystem is very temperamental. It doesn’t make you crazy to be prepared to be self sufficient for a month or two.

[@ms.chrisie8040]

OR at least 14 days. Two weeks folks. Minimum.

[@ms.chrisie8040]

Or at least 14 days folks. Two weeks minimum ⚠️

[@InternetSearchBibleErrors]

These prepper people are paranoid and no area in america is secure from nuclear radiation as a matter of fact most of the atomic dust from the 2122 Nuclear bombs that have already been tested are in rural off grid areas like these people live. Yet these people arent aware of their detailed surrondings. Nobody talks about that thus these people are out of touch with reality. The wind blows nuclear dust everywhere around the world and the world is already atomic with Nuclear waste from all the testing they do with nuclear weapons. So unless your in a bunker, you got no chance.

[@ladywolfwolf]

Do y'all know something about zombies that I don't know? I need to know, cause I've got skills.

[@ToastedFox]

@@LeanardWashington I never really hear preppers talk about the importance of building communities. Like getting to know your neighbors and being able to rely on each other is a huge advantage. It’s literally what we did before civilization.

[@brandilking]

I’m not a prepper, but my husband and I were both in the military. Because we moved every 2-3 years, we had our “red folder” (a zippered binder) that had passports, marriage/birth certificates, car/house titles, ssn cards, insurance cards, etc. We put all our photos on an external hard drive, and it was always in the same place everywhere we moved. A fireproof box in our bedroom closet. It was like that for the 26 years in, and we still do it today.

[@paulgemme6056]

If you don't have hope for the future there's no use preparing for it. Jesus Christ is our only hope. Our Living hope. Our blessed hope. No religion needed. Just faith, faith plus nothing. Ephesians 2:8-9 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.

[@MilesLong556x69]

Won't do much good if you don't have food/water/medicine.

[@marymorningstar6832]

THANKYOU for such good common sense advice most people don’t think how it may cost their lives without their papers in a communist regime

[@independenttntn3276]

@brandilking "A fireproof box in our bedroom closet. " Very unlikely. Fire "resistant" is more like it and only for a certain period of time which is often under 30 minutes for the cheaper ones.

[@billweir1745]

@@marymorningstar6832 LOLOL

[@marklayman8452]

I was in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina. Society fell apart in 24 hours. No fire department no police department no phones no electricity.. 24 houses and people were driving around in trucks with guns. 24 hours is all it took. Be prepared

[@sergiodarosa1034]

Thats insane imagine what would happen now

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

I was there during my time in the Army. That was insane

[@rickharris4579]

Oh it’s coming. That’s exactly what the liberal want.

[@jmemixx]

That’s an area. Doesn’t mean society in general

[@cryingleftists2290]

People driving around in trucks with guns is society falling apart? Those people where there to keep society in check. Maybe you should educate yourself before you comment. They were there to stop the looting that was happening.

[@missesraisin]

I think knowing how to read a map, trap a small animal , or sew, cooking , basic human needs that most of used to learn in school or camping with our family. How to drive anything with wheels, or cleaning dead animals are just great to know. I wish our country still wanted kids to know these basic living skills.

[@Kalidor99]

Fishing is way easier than traping and gutting animals

[@reedgarry229]

I agree I was taught to do these things at a very young age not only with wild game but also domestic animals Inc. Beef cattle, hogs, chickens , I'm 80 yrs old and I could do it if I had too..

[@grandmajane2593]

I found that an old fashioned road map can not be obtained anymore. Gas stations used to give them away in the old days. I have an Atlas in a book but I would like to have a map so I can look at the location of streets and highways, all of them, not what "*oogle" decides to show me.

[@Kalidor99]

@@grandmajane2593 The military has always printed maps and I guess that is true for all countries. I can find even here in Switzerland printed street maps and street atlases of the USA, UK, South Africa etc etc. Price range is 10-50 €

[@grandmajane2593]

@@Kalidor99 - Good. I haven't found any road maps available in my area of the USA. I don't get out much for shopping though because I'm disabled. Maybe they are for sale somewhere. Thanks for your response.

[@bonniepoole1095]

When my parents were 77, they lived out on a peninnsula on the coast of Maine (beautiful spot.) They had big snow storms that winter and the power and phones went out for 2 weeks after one such storm. When they finally got phone connection, I called and asked if they were OK. Mom said, "Oh yeah! Dad's got wth wood-stove keeping us warm and I just made porkchops, broccoli and potatoes on the stove for dinner." Snow-bound but A-OK!

[@nancysmith9529]

The cold helped keep the food ok

[@YahthahapaYahshashakar]

Living on stolen land input of the peninsula you mean

[@Ichinen220]

that’s what I’m talking about…

[@robertsimington911]

Let's not forget how important physical fitness and self defense is.

[@piratessalyx7871]

Yeah babies and elderly will not be up for it

[@lasagnajohn]

'Are'. I would argue that education and community are vastly superior preparation for any crisis. Preppers are just a special kind of anti-social consumer.

[@deniseandrews113]

Yeah, Ms. Keller isn't in the best shape to survive for long..

[@paulgemme6056]

@@piratessalyx7871 f you don't have hope for the future there's no use preparing for it. Jesus Christ is our only hope. Our Living hope. Our blessed hope. No religion needed. Just faith, faith plus nothing. Ephesians 2:8-9 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.

[@RX-8GT]

Yeah tell that to her👉 6:50 😂

[@Klonothan]

As someone that lives in a very geologically active location, preparedness is important. It's one thing to be paranoid and hyper-fixated on something that will likely won't happen, but it's wise to be prepared for whatever is possible.

[@brokendolly6967]

I had prepared a little bit before covid, when everyone was shut in, I was SO grateful that I did. That convinced ME that being as prepared as you can for what ever may suddenly come, is absolutely essential. Didn't have a lot of what I LIKED to eat...but I didn't go hungry.

[@jimmycrackcorn99]

What didn't you find in stores?

[@victorrodea7163]

Not having some or many things you don't like to eat is part of the learned hardship. You won't go hungry and you'll live to fight another day. Read you bible.

[@thetoughgroup]

​@@victorrodea7163 This! Amen 🎯

[@agreetodisagree4751]

@@jimmycrackcorn99 Read it again. smh

[@Catlady8]

Same! I made only one grocery store visit for only perishable things like milk, fresh fruits & veggies. I have always cooked all our meals at home for 27 years so it was like any other day to me. My soon to be ex gave me grief for buying a mega pack of TP but bc of me & my preparedness he didn’t have to end up wiping his a** with a leaf or eat frozen pizza for his meals.

[@SharonMartinez]

I am 66 years old and raised a child on my own. I have owned my own home now for 18 years. I have heard from friends before: "If there's ever a natural disaster, they want to be visiting me." Perhaps, it has manifested from decades of struggle but I have been "bugging in" for a long time.

[@melanytodd2929]

Yup. Me too. Love from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@SharonMartinez]

@@melanytodd2929 Be safe. Always.

[@christiemoore232]

Funny, I'll be 66 soon Spent 20 years prepping and now getting rid of most of it, death cleaning instead. 🤷‍♀️

[@muffinman9462]

WELL DONE AMERICA THE DOLLAR GOD HAD MURDERED THE EARTH

[@ms.chrisie8040]

I know the feeling I'm 63 & with God's help I raised two boys & took care of my mom until she passed who was brought up in the depression she would "store" canned food under the bed even when I had the pantry and cabinets full of food. Little darling still miss her after 8 years she passed at 84. Waste not want not does have meaning.

[@johncamp7679]

I saw a verse in Proverbs when I was about 10 years old, “ learn the ways of the ant, and be wise “ it’s been my life motto. Who knew something so humble would be extreme.

[@KMarr07]

The bible also says those who try to save their life will loose it but if you give up your life for my sake you will save it. In my opinion that's all you need, just saying, you'll be fine.

[@paulgemme6056]

If you don't have hope for the future there's no use preparing for it. Jesus Christ is our only hope. Our Living hope. Our blessed hope. No religion needed. Just faith, faith plus nothing. Ephesians 2:8-9 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.

[@KMarr07]

@@paulgemme6056 That's what we need, faith and trust in God.🙏

[@GTKJNow]

What about eternal life? As long as u have prepped for eternal life, Work out your salvation with fear and trembling said Paul the Apostle.

[@agreetodisagree4751]

You shook the tree and all the nuts fell out of it.

[@tychoshea]

Extremely thought provoking series of videos. We must be very careful with how we proceed in the next few years and do everything we can to reduce our consumption, especially with single use plastics

[@midwestern_jeepguy]

I grew up on a 200 acre farm that my grandpa did the same thing. He always said don’t buy bio engineered seeds. Keep reusing the seeds. We have here for corn so you beans, oats, wheat, alfalfa etc… dry them, and store them till next spring. Most farmers don’t do that now. Grandpa got by with a a team of four horses at first, then bought a 1956 Farmall H and a two bottom plow., 8 foot desk, etc. to go along with it. I remember as a kid instead of spring chemicals on the corn, we fitted the cultivator attachments on the H and I was able to cultivate four rows at a time sometimes six with the extensions. Grandpa never borrowed from the bank to do farming. He used what he had paid cash for his equipment, and always had seed available the next spring to plant. Tons of farmers had to go to the bank to borrow money to put their crops in the spring. On top of chemicals and fertilizers.

[@malindawilczynski2774]

MONSANTO will sue you for saving and reusing seeds, because they say your seeds got cross polinated by their patented seeds.

[@bardnightingale]

Parents are organic dairy farmers. They still use a cultivator

[@michaels4255]

@@malindawilczynski2774 It turns out that this oft repeated story has been grossly exaggerated. I'm not a fan of round up ready farming, but Monsanto has not been suing anyone for getting *accidentally* contaminated by their GM seeds. That version of the story is incorrect.

[@intiorozco5063]

@@malindawilczynski2774 That has never happened and Monsanto hasn't existed since 2018.

[@intiorozco5063]

Virtually all corn today is hybrid, means it's not interesting to reuse the seeds because you lose the benefits. Farmers buy hybrid and bioengineered seeds for the beneficial traits they have, like better yield and resistance to pests and diseases. They're not idiots. It's not a black and white issue.

[@NorthlandSLC]

We had a house fire two years ago. We lived out of our go bags after loosing everything we owned. Thank goodness we had them ready by the door. Prepping isn’t just for collapse or community wide calamity, it can help us with individual emergency like a fire or loosing a job.

[@johnqpublic4012]

You can spell calamity, but you can't spell losing? Fascinating.

[@HaywoodJablomi_420]

Heyyy! SLC ❤❤ I live in Tooele by the mitary base out here. Hopefully that siren that goes off every Wednesday at 4:00 works when he actually need it. I watch military trucks drive by once a year and it always puts me on alert.

[@Lazaruslove]

Good point

[@t-bonena3609]

Totally agree!

[@googleuser8211]

One of the greatest things we could do to prevent seed and crop disasters in the future is to return to local farming vs massive corporations. When you have the same genetic crop planted mile after mile... you're asking for eventual trouble

[@gladeloy3341]

Heritage seeds. Not Monsanto sterile crops.

[@chefgiovanni]

We have been prepping since we were kids. Old School methods. IN these times you must not rely on Gov. to keep you going. Learn cooking skills from Master Chefs ...

[@googleuser8211]

@gladeloy3341 yes!

[@charsiu_808]

100%! END MONSANTO!!​@@gladeloy3341

[@joshuatoro8977]

it is hard to do with someone that does garden backyard growing. I'm trying to grow five varieties of tomatoes and learn how to save those seeds for next year but it's not easy to do there's a lot to learn that's been lost from generation to generation

[@Marine1111-p5x]

I've got just about everything I need. I've stockpiled non perishables, two safes worth of firearms and ammo. Survival books, medical books, over the counter medicines, gas masks, storm shelter, plastic tarps, tape, etc. Hamm radio, solar chargers, solar panels, water purification system, cases of wiskey, wine, etc. I've made a list and completed those lists on just about everything I can think of I'll need. So, I feel confident I can survive most long-term emergencies for a couple of years. Depending on how bad whatever disaster comes my families way, it then comes down to defending what we have, and that's a scary thought. Good luck folks.

[@Yelladog78]

I've grown up dirt poor in the south all my life. Living off grid growing & killing our own food, making our own clothes ect has just been daily life

[@christinajones7696]

Where is your KZbin Channel?

[@Yelladog78]

@@christinajones7696 I have zero interest in having a KZbin channel actually, just a regular guy living life waiting on death to show up one day

[@christinajones7696]

@@Yelladog78 Awww. Sorry to hear that. I’m sure you have a wealth of knowledge to share with us City folk. Don’t wait for death, live your life & stay active. I have a few associates that are beyond 101 yrs old. They are active and brain works fine. They taught me to grow my veggies, canning, and staying active. I wish you well.

[@alexcarter8807]

Yep I expect large parts of "doomsday" to resemble my teen years in the 1970s, fishing and foraging and having one "good" T-shirt so the misery won't be a shock to me - been there, done that.

[@Laurel143]

​@@Yelladog78You have skills and knowledge that I'm envious of. I bet it is so freeing to be able to take care of yourself. I'm scared atm with the state of affairs in the US, and I'm in no way prepared. Trying to squeeze in knowledge that you grew up on and got hands on experience. Can I come be in your zombie apocalypse team? Hugs from Florida. 🤗

[@shutincharlie3461]

She has a years worth of food but can barely walk across the room!! Be physically prepared and fit in hard times

[@TwinSister1957]

She will stroke out on the way to consume more food.

[@janethefriend-awakened33]

exactly. feeding her face is most important. if the situation takes a turn she can't run, jump, hide, be nimble or anything else. just pitiful.

[@PeaceJourney...]

And what do you have? She is smart and has knowledge, skills and wisdom. Bet she's a good shot too! Rather have her in my bunker than you Skippy 😂

[@PeaceJourney...]

​@@TwinSister1957will you live as long as she already has? Do that and then you will have a reason to judge others on that. Right now, you don't have a clue, so be nice or shut up

[@great-garden-watch]

Exactly what I was thinking. She will eventually need diabetes drugs and treatments. It’s not judgement or meanness just medical facts in the US today.

[@user-ut8yp6lx5b]

Katrina was a wakeup. An entire major city where total chaos broke out and no one came for days to weeks. The woman is right. The government may want to help but it is often overwhelmed.

[@mickmanning2966]

That was because Governor Blanco did not want to give the federal government power. The support was backed up on the interstate. Unfortunately they were not letting anyone into the city.

[@jadelee8766]

In 2005 I was in the Indiana National Guard. The next day almost my entire company showed up prepared to go help. It took us a day to muster. Another two days to travel the 12 hours from Indianapolis to Biloxi, Mississippi. Half of our Battalion was already 16:06 deployed to Iraq. We had a 48 vehicle convoy most of the vehicles were over 20 years old. We left several vehicles on the road on the way down there. Once we got closer. We met up with a Chainsaw Church Group. Church folks clearing the roads of downed trees and debris with chainsaws so help could get through. We set up a base at a recreation area/park and set up a refugee camp with a hospital and food bank . From the second day through the first month we were visably armed with M16 assault rifles (empty mag in, mag w/ live rounds in pocket just in case). Lots of the refugees were scared and had trauma some of them attacked us and each other the first few days. A lot of the first few days were spent trying to avoid riots. Being armed helped keep things calmer and safer. You have to understand there were real criminals running about hurting people too. Prisoners had to be released or they would drown in a cell. But most people are good and as a collective people we got it together. It wasn't perfect. But we survived. Hopefully we learned a lot along the way.

[@xantiom]

FEMA has lots of problems dealing with stubborn state governors (who are looking to get some credit for their political career) I lived through the nightmare of coordinating after the hurricane hit Puerto Rico.

[@mickmanning2966]

@@jadelee8766 thank you very kindly sir for helping us out down here in the south during our time of need. I was in carville Louisiana feeding 2000 national guard troops three meals a day. I heard all the stories about what was going on in New Orleans every night. Some of the truth has come out but as you know so much was covered up and buried

[@ScoutSniper3124]

Yeah, and people were warned nearly a week in advance and STILL sat in a city built below sea level thinking Uncle Sammie would magically do EVERYTHING for them. That's what REALLY created the "Crisis" in New Orleans. Just another FINE example of what Generational Welfare (to force them into Voting Democrat for Life) has done to Society.

[@geoffreyofanjou6974]

Preppers are admirable. Even if somehow no disaster comes, they still will have worked to grasp “the marrow of life” as Thoreau called it-the business of survival at the most rudimentary level.

[@whatsonhermindblog123]

agreed

[@JVSdet]

@@whatsonhermindblog123 I love Henry David therou

[@anndriggers6660]

Life's going to be very hard in the very near future. No way of avoiding that except to "opt out"

[@mickeyglenn8936]

Funny, when people have been stockpiling, become self sufficient (energy) and prep, we are called nuts, crazy, conspiracy theorist's. Yet, a millionaire buys an island, walls off their mansion or closes themselves off , well , thats called being eccentric.

[@BlownMacTruck]

What? No. That's completely glossing over the context in which those decisions are being made. That's like saying someone likes to drink wine because they're dying of dehydration.

[@Nikki-sf6bs]

Crazy and eccentric go hand in hand.

[@mickeyglenn8936]

@@Nikki-sf6bs not at all, a crazy person, who is paranoid schizophrenia acts on their violent thoughts. An eccentric, brings harm to no one, much like what was once called a 'character' , while we may not agree that talking to plants increases their growth, that person does no harm to another human. Unlike a true crazy person who thinks they must do away with someone because an entity told them to act on it.

[@PAIDFOR50]

Just live your life and stop being so afraid of everything. It's sad to watch people living in such fear. You can run but you can't hide. Like it or not you WILL share with others.

[@PAIDFOR50]

Just live your life and stop being so afraid of everything. It's sad to watch people living in such fear. You can run but you can't hide. Like it or not you WILL share with others.

[@Ed-ty1kr]

All the problems remain, because the greedy bureaucrats and industrialists remain in charge.

[@4bennybear]

And the press covers for them.

How about you focus that the billionaires and trillionaire companies that are bribing them...

[@realeyesrealizereallies6183]

Because we the people ALLOW it.

[@Topofthelinetommy]

You sound like a socialist or communist

[@leahsmith4310]

OMG This isn't a socialist or communist view it really isn't. Please just step aside for a minute. Step away from whatever you are belief and view is okay And look into it. Look at how many billionaires and trillionaires there are. Look at how many corporations there are that control the nation's wealth. Then look at how that wealth is distributed. Then look at how that wealth has been used to cover things up through the years and manufacture paranoia​@@Topofthelinetommy

[@user-pv5pt9iq6f]

Preppers are heroes to their families. There's NOTHING anyone can say that's negative about them. The people who criticize them have their own issues.

[@meepk633]

Speaking as the family member of a prepper, they are not heroes. They are compulsive shoppers who turn to role playing in order to justify their spending. Some of the gear is kind of neat. But if I had the choice between eating overpriced saltines with a prepper or eating irradiated corpse sludge in FEMA camps, it's FEMA all the way.

[@randymoran67]

Ok buttercup stay underground till you run out of water and food you can only store so much can't grow with glow in the dark ground 😊

[@WesterossFox]

@FLBeautyQueen 40,990 fatalities from car crashes in 2023 58,220 US soldiers killed in the Vietnam conflict. 74,703 Fentanyl deaths including adults 2996 killed during 911 attacks not including those who have passed due to ongoing events of that day. So 102,206 - deaths to what your dad quoted compared to the 74,703 - I get what he is trying to say but it's false, but I can completely understand where he is coming from - the issue is not likely to get better anytime soon either.

[@meepk633]

@FLBeautyQueen lol

[@smf2072]

Awe, BIG hug !!

[@johnrobi0]

When the government tells you to be prepared to go without help for several days, It'll take them months to get organized.

[@reviewithme9913]

Look at Hawaii look at palisades ca look at Katrina. They not coming.

[@paulgemme6056]

@@reviewithme9913 If you don't have hope for the future there's no use preparing for it. Jesus Christ is our only hope. Our Living hope. Our blessed hope. No religion needed. Just faith, faith plus nothing. Ephesians 2:8-9 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.

[@realeyesrealizereallies6183]

Yea if they say a month,assume a year.its best just to be self sufficient enough to never need them.imagine that if everyone was prepared and could handle themselves,WE WOULDNT NEED THEM ANYMORE LIKE WE DIDNT NEED THEM BEFORE THEY CAME ABOUT

[@thisnthattalks1153]

​exactly! That's what we have strived to do. We moved right after the lockdowns. Bought property with lots of acres. We planted fruit and nut trees, berry bushes, grapes, medicinal herb garden, a huge food garden big enough to have enough to preserve for the year+. We have a garden for our animals as well so we are not reliant on purchasing feed. We have a hay field as well. Built solar arrays to be off grid. Have portable solar generators and portable solar panels as well. Self sufficiency. We have a spring on the property, one well, and a manual pump well. We have animals and we have our protection and defense. There is always room for improvement on our property. There are ongoing projects too.

[@ReshonBryant]

Fixin' to be a long four years huh?🤠

[@clairewyndham1971]

Im a "prepper" thats staying right where I live. I am 70 but raised in the northern michigan woods. We "prepped" 70 years ago but called it just living. I have no problem being called a "prepper" and/or laughed at by family. They laughed 5 years ago. They no longer laugh. I teach "readiness". Electrical outages, blizzards, no food delivery, i always tell people " Be prepared". Do the free stuff first while you try to figure out what else you need, where to put it and how to live.

[@MoMo-fc5jd]

The free things like what?

[@theLIFEofGiGi31]

lol I LOVE the way you put it: "what else you need, where to put it and how to live". Smart!🤓🧐

[@melanytodd2929]

🙏🙏🙏🇿🇦

[@BOLOforJESUStheTRIBULTIONear]

Prep in Jesus first-this is all Biblical!! None of this will matter because his followers will be removed before this starts!!!

[@massiahgrom]

​@@MoMo-fc5jdfire wood , organic crops , spring water , hello , ?

[@SN-zb7ew]

I know a family did. The husband is so engrossed in prepping that they haven’t lived their life in seven years… The daughter said that they have been eating the prep food for three years because their father doesn’t want it to go to waste.. She said to me my family has lost so much weight people ask us if we got Covid.. She said her biggest fear is in eight months. She’s old enough to leave but in doing so she leaves three siblings to endure Years of living in this nightmare.. So for her father’s obsession with prepping for catastrophe, he was the one that brought the catastrophe upon his own family.. So these companies are making billions of dollars off of planting fears into people. It is the families who are suffering.

[@msgottaneedtoknow]

That’s more on the lines of a mental health issue. Most likely, if it wasn’t that it would be alcoholism or gambling, etc. The father really needs to get mental health care. But that’s one of the country’s biggest problems. And they are only feeding into it, making it worse for everyone. Don’t think for a minute that they don’t completely understand that.

[@Magpie845]

Without God fear has much power

[@JF-rz3rh]

That is way to extreme. It's important to plan for weather emergencies, have a plan. But not to the point it drives you into madness. you're hurting your family and quality of life.

[@Mrdriver117]

The problem with being a doomsday prepper is that they all have the same mindset of "bugging out." If something major is happening, it's not a good idea to get on the road with everyone else. Your home should be the bunker or something. Way safer and saves so much time

[@peterdes6792]

when shtf all desperate people will be roaming about looking for your home, to take hold of any food and water there is in it.

[@anndriggers6660]

Can't to be done to any effect in a populated city.

[@Eric-qo8vv]

It’s not just climate change. We’ve done this to ourselves knowingly

[@Jamestown23_]

The 4 fkn seasons is climate change.

[@W_Bin]

Who's "we"? I haven't done it, you haven't done it.

[@joejenne3633]

So true! We are in a bad way.

[@CARLPHILLY]

In reality, it’s about leftist government policies, that’s what it’s got people afraid and prepping.

[@W_Bin]

@@joejenne3633 If you don't like it, get out and lobby.

[@WesterossFox]

I found the doomsday vault (seed bank) fascinating - That analogy "It's off the artist's palette it's the colour we can't use anymore" I'm so grateful for these scientists, trying to ensure that generations down the line may benefit from their foresight.

[@shamelbennett3835]

😂😂😂😂😂 Bruh these seeds existed before us they certainly will exist after Us these scientists ain't doing nothing but making themselves feel important 😂😂😂

[@ScottsdaleSushi]

I agree - I had no idea that we have lost so many strains of apples - we have no idea what a specific seed may mean for future generations. 'A Crisis of Mass Extinction' sounds serious enough that we may want to educate ourselves on the problem a little more than simply watching a 60 Minutes episode...

[@tawanawatson3052]

Ok. So, in the event of global mass destruction, this seed vault is in the middle of snowy nowhere and practically impenetrable. Does no one see any problems with this plan?

[@gerhardvaneeden5615]

Definitely don't like that foul, evil Billy Gates is in any way involved.

[@seanbrown6812]

All of those seeds are good for future anthropology, but if there's no good dirt and no good water, those seeds are just Pokémon. Those seeds are programmed to germinate under the conditions that they were collected. Probably not made for real acid rain and radioactive dirt.

[@misterbear9211]

Imagine a post apocalyptic world. Where all of the worlds last seeds, are housed in a place nobody can get to.

[@tyfode224]

What if the seed vault was placed there for after the upcoming pole shift. Maybe that will be the new grow zone?

[@BalzanKillA]

And an unimaginable vault with anything you could ever want, generator, running water, large food supply, books, video games. But no one got to it in time 😭

[@joewoodchuck3824]

I'm sure that there's a retrieval plan. If the people who built it are smart enough to think ahead as they did in the conceptual phase, I don't doubt that access wasn't included.

[@denisehartman4268]

Yep, no one but the governments. But they do that because of the temperature and it is climate controlled as well.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

@@tyfode224 Do you really think that a pole shift would alter climate that much?

[@DJ-ht6lu]

When Jesus returns.. there won't be anywhere you can hide!!😊

[@H4me7215]

Never, ever leave your animals behind. They depend on us at all times❤

[@Omni0404]

If some rescue worker shows up in a boat and says "I can only take you, but not your dog" I'd be pushing him into the water and stealing that boat lol

[@CatsInHats-S.CrouchingTiger]

@@Omni0404lol😝

[@giuseppe_M]

absolutely . a little ketchup will go a long way if it comes to the point of soup de spot

[@JulieTobin-Ruszczyk]

I'd say you underestimate the instincts of animals. Only humans have lot that, at least some

[@yonikki]

​@Omni0404, haha right?! But our crazy dog would swim along the boat either way 😂 (We would never leave her!)

[@deerhaven3350]

Count me in as preparing and have been doing so for more than 10 years. Moved to my "bug-out" location when I retired seven years ago. Being self-sufficient gives me peace of mind.

[@katechildofgod2596]

So you have internet? 🧐 At your bug out location? 🤨 How does that work for not being tracked or traced? 😳

[@smf2072]

@@katechildofgod2596 EXACTLY..... lol people are so thick.

[@paulgemme6056]

If you don't have hope for the future there's no use preparing for it. Jesus Christ is our only hope. Our Living hope. Our blessed hope. No religion needed. Just faith, faith plus nothing. Ephesians 2:8-9 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.

[@GTKJNow]

Peace of mind is long as u have prepped for eternal life, Work out your salvation with fear and trembling said Paul the Apostle.

[@bfreed9785]

@@paulgemme6056 EWTN Bible 8 For by grace you have been saved through faith; and this is not your own doing, it is the gift of God -- 9 not because of works, lest any man should boast. Ephesians 2:8-9 RSV-CE but remember EWTN Bible 17 So faith by itself, if it has no works, is dead. James 2:17 RSV-CE

[@mrs8792]

Our own government is doing the same, but no one calls them crazy.

[@gregm6801]

EXACTLY!!!

[@hexzerone7034]

They aren’t crazy, they know what’s coming, bc they are doing it.

[@timspiker]

I'm amazed they even show this underground mega structure. It gives away that it's totally possible to build underground mega structures in the arctic. And those who say they hide technologies there, are perhaps not so crazy.

[@joeyrinard6997]

They really are waiting till reset

[@mikewilson8594]

I'm 62 years old. This is one of the best, most articulate and relevant documentaries that I have ever watched. Excellent.

[@armageddon1403]

Im 60 and I see thrue all the lies in this non documentary CIA funded fiction hoax

[@rmar1957]

It's all propaganda mularky.

[@armageddon1403]

@@rmar1957 Exactly! 62 years and havent understood anything.

[@justsaying3548]

My great grandparents built a bunker. My uncles kept it up to date and now my brother and I have refurbished it along with installing solar panels for power. I live 3 hrs away and have a small survival stock and go bag.

[@deebee.14]

The majority of us commend you for what you have done and have where not more than 3 years ago, the majority of people would think you bonkers. This shows us how things have change.

[@donjohnson5123]

You realize you’ll never reach it in this scenario right?

[@deebee.14]

@@donjohnson5123 they can always go there way before anything happened.

[@donjohnson5123]

@@deebee.14 Huh? That makes no sense

[@Mr196710]

Where y'all live?

[@Loadrunner620]

My local utility company wanted to know why my bill dropped a lot. They offered a free home inspection. I switched out my gas stove with a wood burning cookstove. Wood fired hot water boiler.

[@mickmanning2966]

A free inspection LOL it's none of their business. Why would you even entertain the thought of letting them in your house?

[@basspig]

I switched to off-grid solar.

[@ProfessorJayTee]

Great for you, not so great if millions of people suddenly went back to burning wood. Not for the environment. Where I live, used to be there were NO TREES in the mountains. They had all been cut down and used to make fuel and housing. It's taken over 100 years of intensive effort to recover the forests.

[@albatross8]

I taped into the power lines & city water supply; same wood burning stove with a nice steam train whistling tea pot!! 🎉😂😂😂😂😂

[@ProfessorJayTee]

@@albatross8 So, you're a thief?

[@karenwhite8839]

I love how 60 Minutes glosses over his educational background. They just say, former University Professor. Unfortunately, we have a lot of uneducated "professors" in America.

[@strategygalactic]

More like indoctrinators (yes, I know it isn't a word).

[@234cheech]

yep many

[@CMDR_Shokwave]

Prepper knowledge = knowledge of an 1850 12 year old.

[@ViralKiller]

I was fully prepped for the apocalypse during the pandemic. Solar systems, water filtration, weapons...was kind of upset things returned to normal...I still think situations worse than the pandemic are coming

[@Serygalacaffeine]

Still, the pandemic hammered home the "avoid the masses" part of bugging out. Things during the pandemic weren't that bad, for the most part we had shelter, working electricity, food etc. but some people were already on the brink of insanity.

[@OhioTies]

nothing is coming

[@skipper523]

Let me ask you, thoughts on a generator? Solar or gas, make? I’ve been re Wally interested in learning about solar. Its the $$$ that is the problem of course.

[@mrsheabutter]

Keep prepping

[@thelaxlair6727]

I absolutely agree and I'm not a conspiracy person. Just look around people are getting crazier

[@maranatha256]

Regardless of prepping, in the event of the apocalypse, most will die. Most don't have the mental mindset to withstand the loss of everything including family, friends, jobs, goals, pleasant amenities and entertainments, days off, phones, tv, music, and living hand to mouth defending everything with your life. Nope, most will not make it. Most won't even want to after reality sets in. Bunkers are great to withstand an immediate short term event. After that, the young, the strong, the healthy and unfortunately probably the ruthless will survive.

[@agreetodisagree4751]

Mostly the ruthless.

[@john-paulnagel2732]

Rather Die then to be Left Living Alone in Hell !! Stop 🛑 worrying and Help yourself and others ! That's the Reward!

[@craigb8228]

Quitter.

[@thomasfholland]

@@craigb8228Actually he’s saying just the opposite. Sad that you can’t understand that.

[@root2davinerecords740]

Jesus Christ is the reward

[@mauricem6359]

This life is temporary. Eventually, sooner or later we all die one way or another.

[@randymoran67]

​@craigb8228 with radiated land you can't grow shyte and water is life you can live with minimal food but water

[@EzekielBrockmann]

When EVERY government on the world is overtly devoted to making life worse for their constituents, why in the heck wouldn't you get serious about protecting your family!?

[@mattmayo3539]

If the world is coming to an end I don’t want to be around longer than a week.

[@piratessalyx7871]

The friggin fallout and radiation will not be pretty….not everyone will have a bomb shelter

[@priscilla.colburn444]

Meanwhile in that week, you don’t want to suffer.

[@si-tv9ne]

DOOMSDAY PREPPER IN LOS ANGELES -- BUY YOUR 2 ACRES selling for (US $10k) NOW IN ROSAMOND 1.5 hours from downtown los angeles..... That is where you can built your BUNKER now and it is in HIGH ELEVATION....!!!! GO CHECK OUT ROSAMOND Property while it is SUPER cheap - i got my 10 acres Ready

[@Dan_K0092]

98% of people won’t want to be around after a week either 😂😂 They just act like they’re about that life. Within 3 days of SHTF people will lose their minds.

[@clydegray9714]

​@Dan_K0092 when chaos and starvation take effect, like shtf. You will be acting like you still want to live. No wait! You suppose to loose your mind. No bread for you. Too the streets you go to eat each other. Yes indeed. Act, i say act accordingly.

[@Stevesautopartsify]

Who wants to live in a world after a domesday scieniro! Life's hard enough now!

[@windyhawthorn7387]

Because we can adapt and thrive if we try.

[@rdallas81]

Trust me on this- You will witness rapidly degrading times beyond your imagination. The stage is set. Warming temperatures, disaster after disaster, and massive amounts of debt. Year after year, things will degrade with no one willing to acknowledge the truth. They'll deny it right up until it swallows them up.

[@markbahouth2713]

⁠@@windyhawthorn7387 You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometime you’ll get what you need : Lyrics from Rolling Stones song 🎶🎼

[@jaycarver4886]

​@@rdallas81My neighbor owns a construction company and is a totally rational guy. He and his wife are beginning to do some prepping and they have a place in the country where they're building an underground bunker. When sane people do this stuff it makes you sit up and take notice.

[@freeheeler09]

Yeah, food is going to be the big deal. Agriculture and water are already starting to decline thanks to Exxon and other fossil fuel companies and petro states convincing us that the climate crisis is not real. I think a year’s food, water and ammo is not unreasonable. That’ll allow you survive a minor crisis. As the climate crisis gets really bad, nothing will save us.

[@airbrushken5339]

I was with DOD (Army) through the 70's ... during that time, while I was there, we shut down several "NIKE HERCULES" missile sites in Michigan. Most had been build 20 years before in the 1950's. Auburn Heights (later Auburn Hills) became a community college, Farmington Hills Campus, also in Oakland county was an old site. I handled two other shut downs (I was a procurement officer). All but one of the places saved the bunkers. I asked them what they wanted to keep and what they wanted to return back to the "woods or fields" that had been there before. Of course we removed the launchers, electronics ... the saved bunkers had elevators that could handle even pickup trucks. They used them for storage of roads and grounds equipment, clever... I have to admit we used to practice going into our bunker at Mt.Clemens ... and to be honest, I went inside once. I'd rather die standing outside , as we were a target ... than come out to a destroyed world with my wife and kids gone ... to each his own.

[@scottsharp3356]

I agree, the depression one would Face ID think would be unbearable. I live a similar life and I know what happens to the mind when in eternal despair.

[@TanDJServices]

The worst thing you can do in a crisis is lock yourself in with people you dont know.

[@alee111]

Agreed

[@Matty94]

60 minutes opening the comment section, what a surprise

[@prophecyrat2965]

Its 60min USA. 60min down in Oz closes thier comments😂

[@si-tv9ne]

DOOMSDAY PREPPER IN LOS ANGELES -- BUY YOUR 2 ACRES selling for (US $10k) NOW IN ROSAMOND That is where you can built your BUNKER now and it is in HIGH ELEVATION....!!!! GO CHECK OUT ROSAMOND Property while it is SUPER cheap - i got my 10 acres Ready

[@lee-ln5bg]

It's an extra old production 😢

[@emilyfeagin2673]

They need your data?

[@firedupdex4940]

Only thing that matters is how long the food will lasts for 75 people

[@frezurmind]

I'm a prepper when covid happened. My family wanted for nothing I have been stock piling for years while people fought for essentials at the store, my family bunkard down thru the mandatory quarantine orders ... always be prepared, you never know

[@moonglow630]

Ya, I was a prepper for years before Covid. My family thought I was crazy. When I told them Covid was coming months before it did, they thought I was being hysterical. After everything I said was going to happen came true, they’ve said they’ll never doubt me again.

[@paulgemme6056]

@@moonglow630 f you don't have hope for the future there's no use preparing for it. Jesus Christ is our only hope. Our Living hope. Our blessed hope. No religion needed. Just faith, faith plus nothing. Ephesians 2:8-9 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.

[@spud69g]

Did you see event two oh won for what it was? Is that how you told your family it was coming? Not that there werent plenty of other signs too, but that one was a huge in your face one.

[@denniscrork318]

Fauci even guaranteed that Trump administration would have to face a pandemic​@@spud69g

[@moonglow630]

@@spud69g not sure what you’re referring to, but I watching sites that were monitoring the early reports coming out of China.

[@asulblue]

We are the result of our ancestors that survived a myriad hardships in the past. We owe it to them, to ourselves and to our children to do our best to survive what is coming. It is not a mindset of fear but a mindset of hope. Whatever happens, stand up and punch it in the face!

[@agreetodisagree4751]

In 1970, with the first Earth Day, the concept of two children for no net population growth, was not heeded. "It's my right."

[@TriciaPerry-mz7tc]

Satan. This is the second world Noah and the ARK THE HOLY GHOST IS THE ARK WE waste and God is angry. I just moved too fast thinking wrong But God BE IN MY SOUL LORD JESUS CHRIST BE MY FENCE again.

[@Ludachris610]

Washington state is working to fix the original Salmon stream routes, bridge and culvert replacements. But people complain about the cost. I understand the complaint, but there is a bigger picture - the future of mankind.

[@stvsanders]

Bugging out to the Mohave is his first mistake. Good luck surviving in that hell.

[@stargazer4625]

Heard that... i lived there . Water is a major issue. Where i lived at it was so dry. Less than 2 inches a year

[@Manuelabor1978]

It's in the 100s out here in S.B county at the moment

[@ctdieselnut]

But overlapping survival situations just sounds like more fun, doesn't it? 😂

[@sw3604]

Patrolling the Mojave will make you almost wish for a nuclear winter.

[@Omni0404]

Isn't that the point? A prepper's biggest concern is other people.

[@mendyviola]

Moving to hurricane country started me “prepping”, then came the pandemic, then the Texas blackout during the freeze. Mostly I’m ready to shelter in place and evacuate quickly if I need to. Natural disasters are becoming more frequent and intense. Being prepared for 3 days down here on the Gulf is insufficient, you need to be ready for a week or more without gas, operating grocery stores, cell service, power & clean water. I never thought I’d be watching prepper KZbin channels to keep up on preparedness technology and solutions.

[@DavidBenner-cy4zl]

My dad's job was keeping the Federal Government employee families safe, cared for or evacuated. Mostly war related. We had far flung secret communities for training native guerilla troops and others more clandestine. I was raised to be his replacement. Well, in life changes occure. I married an American woman wanting me home to make babies with her. So I went into a safer career as a combat firefighter-advanced trauma and cardiac paramedic for a few decades. Many of our home educated boys went off into the United States Marine Corps. I retired, wife died, 71 years of wild adventures, training, education and real life dangerous experiences will die with me. Hopefully my children learned enough. 😊

[@Peyote1312]

A combat firefighter-advanced trauma and cardiac paramedic, you say? Suuure, you were. Whatever you say, buddy.

[@mxweng]

In addition to food and water you also need to stay healthy; there may not be any doctors/medications available to you.

[@deanmeyers7957]

For those like me barely scraping by good luck everyone😂😂

[@freedomisntfree_44]

Same 😂 I’ll share some chickens no worries

[@alanskinner7031]

Vote Red!

[@ryanreedgibson]

@@alanskinner7031 Vote blue and actually save us from catastrophe. Project 2025 must be stopped by all means.

[@DCnativeArtist]

🤣

[@jopainting1668]

​@ryanreedgibson Vote Green 💚, Red and Blue are the same damn greedy monsters both of whom have gotten us where we are now. Did neither of you watch the debate? Please look into Jill Stein. She'll even be in the ballot in Texas. We need to get rid of the electoral college, one vote needs to be one vote. And get the money (and religion) out of politics.

[@dtxgmoney]

What makes these people say yep I still want to be here if the worst happens? That poor defenseless old lady is going to get raided by desperate people.

[@Omni0404]

So you'd rather die than live without a smart phone?

[@dtxgmoney]

@@Omni0404 100% .. not exactly. When our power grid fails and society as we know it deteriorates I don't want to be here to experience that world. If you do, more power to you.

[@Omni0404]

@@dtxgmoney It's tricky though because not all disasters are black and white. A coronal mass ejection might fry all our electronics for a few years, but we would recover quickly in the grand scheme of things. A super volcano might only render some of the planet unlivable- but an extinction level meteor would be no picnic.

[@averageatom]

Folks don’t know what the natural world is anymore.

[@arlarl5122]

@@Omni0404even a fraction of the globe being uninhabitable would destroy the food supply for a large fraction of the Earth’s population. No agriculture, means people eat in another to survive.

[@liberty-matrix]

"Our country doesn't have the infrastructure to deal with an emergency in a meaningful way." ~ Bradley Garret

[@sparkysmom7149]

The TRUTH IS, NO COUNTRY DOES

[@benvad9010]

These people are completely in the right

[@leifkemp]

Keller needs to prioritize her present health rather than worry about the future.

[@Jhunt12303]

Yikes!!

[@Fechual]

100%

[@si-tv9ne]

DOOMSDAY PREPPER IN LOS ANGELES -- BUY YOUR 2 ACRES selling for (US $10k) NOW IN ROSAMOND That is where you can built your BUNKER now and it is in HIGH ELEVATION....!!!! GO CHECK OUT ROSAMOND Property while it is SUPER cheap - i got my 10 acres Ready

[@jaycarver4886]

@@leifkemp Yes, she's very unfit and actually waddles. I believe she said she lives alone so she'll be one of those "I've fallen and can't get up" folks. All that food she's put up won't do much good when she's lying on the floor waiting for help. I think people need to come to terms with their personal health and fitness situation before spending money on stocking up.

[@tvm73827]

💯 she’s stocking up on all the unhealthy food and saving the rest of us!

[@motomuso]

The problem for city folk is that roving hoards might want you to "share" your stored food.

[@joesmith9216]

HA, if your in the city, you are dead, they will find any one with supplies, hell, fema will take your stuff!

[@TheRealFamespear]

The problem with preppers is the roving city folks that want you to share your prep. 😂

[@TheSurebert]

"Share" is a nice way to put it. They won't be that nice when they don't have the essentials

[@joewoodchuck3824]

True, but there's also power in numbers to fight back. Lone residents will be the most vulnerable.

[@timmotel5804]

@@joewoodchuck3824 All the prepping & praying won't help/last, when humanity hits "Bottom". The greedy bureaucrats and industrialists, etc. will eventually die just like everyone else, eventually... Peace. TTFN

[@livetotell100]

The only problem I have with the Svalbard seed bank is that is NOT protected against a flood. If it went underwater, all will be lost.

[@clairewyndham1971]

If there is that kind of flooding, don't worry about it. There will be no one to eat ANYTHING that these seeds will grow.

[@paulbarclay4114]

@@clairewyndham1971 there have been similiar floods dozens of times in the history of the earth

[@barneyronnie]

It's waterproof by caulking...😊

[@clairewyndham1971]

@@paulbarclay4114 - in THAT geographical area?

[@paulbarclay4114]

@@clairewyndham1971 when the planet flips the whole planet is flooded

[@scoieb]

A buddy who lives in track home type neighborhood is always telling me about a cool place to bug out. I always end it with “you and who else will be there?” I carry supplies in my vehicles to get home to bug in.

[@lil----lil]

Billionaires and the 1% already have multiple hidden bunker's (most of them hidden from the government with NO address) with provisions to last 10x life time. The rest of us? It's Fallout 76...

[@rusted5408]

Zuckerberg is under is house in Hawaii. Same with Oprah and obamas

[@karenandrews4224]

The only way forward is through the social compact. Ppl working together in a crisis is the way. Look at AP Giannini after the San Francisco earthquake. If the billionaires do bug out, the ppl outside need to seal them tf in so we can rebuild a better civilization.

[@rchurch2769]

The rich will have no advantage in a doomsday type of scenario. Their necessities will make them a target.

[@Mike-r6y]

They will eat each other😂😂

[@agreetodisagree4751]

@@karenandrews4224 LMAO! Good one!

[@JF-rz3rh]

Living in Dallas during the "big freeze" in 2021,🫣🙄 was my push into the prepper mindset. Dallas lost its mind over what would be a normal bad winter event far north. I am originally from the north, it was a non event for us...however, people not familiar with winter,were not prepared, people froze, people died, people panicked, I like what was said, you dont need a bunker. But having a couple weeks of non perishible groceries, extra water, blankets, and I would add firewood, will save you from nearly any short term weather emergency. Until infrastructure is repaired. We bought portable power, its not a generator, but it can allow us to keep cell phones and a lap top charged, we bought extra batteries, one time use grills. I will die if zombies take over, but I am fully prepared for a winter storm in Dallas.

[@renewashington791]

😂😂😂😂

[@eligebrown8998]

Word of advice. If you are a legal gun owner. Do not tell the cops or give anyone your guns when disaster strikes like the gestoppo did during hurricane Katrina. They beat up an old lady and took her pistol she had in her bedroom. She was talking to the cops at the front door and as soon as she told them where the pistol was, they beat her up and stole her gun.

[@whatsonhermindblog123]

wow really?

[@TheSaturnV]

With all due respect, and taking into account for health issues, one massive thing quite a few preppers overlook is their weight and fitness. I suppose that's just because they're a subset of our already overweight population, but fitness should be in their top 3 areas to be ready.

[@javiervalenzuela8284]

The ideal weights we use today only work for our current paradigm. Not tonsay obesity is good either but being too slim is terrible when things aren't as easy as they are now. How many animals do you see as lanky? Even when you see like gorillas and chimps with jacked looking arms they tend to have little guts. Need that for 1, explosive energy and 2, in case of scarce resources or illness.

[@javiervalenzuela8284]

Ideally you want an athletic build that still has some small fat stores, not any of that 6% body fat for esthetics people do today.

[@runyon888]

This was a good show, with good timing. We've had extreme catastrophes since it was aired, and it must have helped some people to be ready and safe.

[@mikeg4691]

I'd rather perish by the blast than live in a post apocalyptic hell

[@PandoraJonesmodel]

Seriously. Watch the show "Fallout". The rich ppl buying units in that missile silo made me think of that

[@joshb8215]

No sense of adventure..☢️

[@ReshonBryant]

Right. Just get me outta here🤣

[@outbackeddie]

Not me. I like watching the world swirl down the toilet bowl. It's entertaining.

[@anndriggers6660]

Damn good thing our ancient ancestors didn't think that way.

[@RubySmith-c9q]

The bold reality is human beings will be the demise of human beings

[@MF-kr4hf]

They're doing what they can to reduce the human population..

[@roceyh6795]

Not just the demise of human beings, but to every other living being on this planet, the human species is the weapon of mass destruction... the worst thing that ever happened to planet Earth...

[@QueBee-1]

Bold reality the day you were born was the day you began to die. Everyone.

[@piratessalyx7871]

Sad aint it….mankind has never learned yet

[@ronswansonsdog2833]

@@QueBee-1damnnn … well I’ll try to have a good day in spite of it 😂

[@wdmm94]

Back in the day all farm families and a lot of city people had pantries in there homes. People had canned food to save things that were in season etc. People didn't live from week to week with houshold supplies and groceries. The biggest problem with having a freezer full of meat would be power.

[@LoneEagleNC]

The reason I'm serious is because we no longer warehouse. We "Just in time" manufacture what little manufacturing we do. I'm a 60 year old IT specialist with median income, I don't make alot of money but I've spent a little here and a little there, got filter for water and water in jugs and dried goods along with stove and pot and tent and sleeping bag, knife and gun.

[@NicholasWilliams-uk9xu]

People think the natural world is unlimited, but we are in a huge mass extinction that rarely occurs in earths history, and this one is the worst, worse than the Cretaceous extinction that ended the non-avian dinosaurs, worse than the Permian, Devonian, and probably worse than all combined considering the complexity and beauty that took all those 100 millions years to develop, it's gone.

[@vickilindsey4499]

So true. Cyclical events. Millions of years ago there were no cars.

[@kokoyaro]

Brainwashed by "Science". Everything you learned was speculations by scientists and agreed upon by consensus, including the existence of those creatures you mentioned

[@russelltackett4779]

What you smoking bet your a lot of fun at parties😆

[@si-tv9ne]

DOOMSDAY PREPPER IN LOS ANGELES -- BUY YOUR 2 ACRES selling for (US $10k) NOW IN ROSAMOND 1.5 hours from downtown los angeles..... That is where you can built your BUNKER now and it is in HIGH ELEVATION....!!!! GO CHECK OUT ROSAMOND Property while it is SUPER cheap - i got my 10 acres Ready

[@pinchebruha405]

You’re not wrong. We’re parasites on this planet. Time for Mother Nature to bug us out!

[@curtiso.1751]

Loss of water in California does that have anything to do with Nestle, the corporation, selling it as bottled water to the world? Public access to filtered water should be part of taxes. I mean if the government actually worked for the people.

[@michaels4255]

The Los Angeles area gets its water pumped in from Lake Meade which could potentially dry up during a prolonged drought (which does not require "global warming" since the western US has experienced prolonged droughts in the recent geological past).

[@Mike-r6y]

Who cares about California 😂😂

[@joesmith9216]

@@Mike-r6y only reason to care is that is 500 million people leaving for any other state, you can not live anywhere near cali, I wonder if more than 500 mil live in cali, illegals are not documented.

[@youngblood2]

If I can't get my meds, I'm a dead man.

[@Deedee_9090]

Lots of us would be.

[@Laurel143]

@Youngblood2 Hugs. 🤗

[@natejames6897]

RIP

[@TheBeefSlayer]

Heard that….

[@jenniferindigochameleon6680]

Bye bye

[@yvettet7398]

Nothing will protect you from the wrath of God!!! No matter how deep and secure your bunker may be!!!

[@YesItsMeGuys68]

Well ..... THIS was depressing .

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

Don't worry I'm sure they'll make a musical about it. A bit more upbeat.

[@Sojourner927]

There are solutions

[@averageatom]

What’s depressing is our government continues to push us deeper into war

[@PlatinumHustle]

🤣🤣

[@Laurel143]

​@@Sojourner927 That's what comforts me. Taking even tiny steps to feel more ready, and less helpless. Cause this is terrifying.

[@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306]

When you got nothing you got nothing to lose.

[@attilakomjati3566]

While the concept of a global seed vault is commendable, I have a practical concern: In the event of a catastrophic global disaster such as a nuclear war or asteroid impact, how would survivors feasibly access and transport these seeds from such a remote location? What mechanisms, if any, are in place to ensure the distribution of these vital resources in a post-apocalyptic scenario?

[@MF-kr4hf]

That's details that aren't going to be publicly acknowledged.. You just gotta write your own story on those questions!

[@attilakomjati3566]

​@@MF-kr4hf"I appreciate your perspective, but I remain skeptical about the feasibility of such a plan. Given the devastating nature of a truly apocalyptic event, it seems highly optimistic to assume that there would be a functional system in place to retrieve and distribute these seeds. The road to rebuilding civilization would likely be long and arduous, potentially spanning generations. By the time humanity regains the technological and logistical capabilities necessary to access such a remote facility, there's a significant risk that knowledge of its existence or location might be lost.

[@attilakomjati3566]

That said, I sincerely hope my reservations are unfounded. The preservation of biodiversity is undoubtedly crucial for our species' long-term survival. Perhaps there are contingencies in place that address these concerns, even if they're not public knowledge. It's a complex issue that warrants careful consideration

[@Louisiana_Gal_ReRe]

The seeds aren't meant to sustain (us) in this lifetime. They're being stored and vaulted for the ecology of the new Earth once it reemerges from its next cataclysmic apocalyptic event. In other words it's a time capsule meant to be discovered by Earth's future civilizations and/or visitors.

[@ronswansonsdog2833]

@@attilakomjati3566No, you are absolutely correct. There will be no infrastructure left.

[@DallyFaut]

kay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the kislux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations

[@richardrios6780]

Looks like a giant coffin. What happens when the armed guards refuse to take orders. Who will fix the pool pumps? What happens when the waste treatment system breaks down? I can go on and on…

[@deebee.14]

They will have an odd job man down there with them.

[@abacate_com_limao_]

True! When money is no use anymore, the guy with the gun is the owner.

[@RussellD11]

I know, when money is useless, what will motivate them helping you?

[@KayFabe87]

Hence the importance of being handy and learning how to do more than just type on a keyboard and move a mouse. Learning how to do basic maintenance, plumbing, and electrical work is essential (as is being adept with firearms) but the elitists in their urban ivory towers just rely on “hired help” to do those things. They are clueless and will be in a world of hurt during the next round of “mostly peaceful” riots as their cities are being burned.

[@Itshotaf]

Fear is what they capitalize on.

[@shastafog2516]

Learning how to garden in Phoenix, AZ was a surprise. The shade cloths help the daytime heat. Irrigation was useful. Night was the problem. Over 100 degrees did not let blossoms turn into fruit and vegetables. Blossoms just fell off. Nighttime temps keep increasing.

[@skipper523]

I’m in Vegas, but would love to be able to grow something as well. I’ve tried, and failed. I’m sure I’ll try again but it would really be nice.

[@r.f.pennington746]

Ha! I got bit by the shade cloth monkey here in El Paso where we get 45-55 days over 100° every summer. I put up shade cloths two summers ago--got tired of watering two to four times a day-- and got stunted or no veggies such as squash, etc. Here, our plants are pollinated by the large, black carpenter bees. I realised that they would fly over the shades and COULDN'T see the blooms under the shade cloth. Took the cloth down the next summer and had a bumper crop. I now garden from late September through late May, skipping the hot months. Hope that helps your sit.

[@Heinrich99]

What about an indoor garden, I know the plants would have to be near a window or you could use fluorescent lights.

[@Me97202]

6:50. She’s doing all that prepping, but by carrying all that weight, she’d better prep for medical emergencies too.

[@itsjj3329]

What she doesn't know is the government can come and take anything in excess

[@elizabethmakua-travis4009]

@@itsjj3329She knows. Believe me, she knows. You think preppers don’t understand how our government can be? Come tf on 🤦🏻‍♀️🙄

[@johnbalao9582]

ABSOLUTELY YOU MADE ME LAUGH

[@yvonneplant9434]

​@@elizabethmakua-travis4009Does she? It doesn't take " five minutes" to get as fat as some people are.

[@christinearmington]

Yes, we’ve noticed the havoc wreaked by state legislatures recently.

[@zanebliss3764]

Single species food isn't about growing more food, it's about control and profit. Monsanto is a big proponent of that.

[@raw7279]

The number one prep is ✝️

[@PraveenSrJ01]

I definitely 👍 agree

[@zonkedmc]

So meet him faster. You know what to do.

[@bestprice1776]

LoL imaginary people

[@Bangbangninergang905]

No need to worry about life on earth repent and follow God and work really hard to get your way to heaven

[@raw7279]

@@bestprice1776 That's why it's 2024 🤔

[@delavalmilker]

I believe in "prepping". But not for such things as dirty bombs, EMP attacks, or Yellowstone erupting. Prep for the disasters that will happen on a personal level, and are far more likely. A sudden and unexpected turn in your health, or that of a loved one. Financial setbacks, such as losing a job--such a personal loss like this, can seem far worse than fretting over some "national financial collapse". Have you "prepped" by having enough saving to tide you over? Are you watching your health---exercising, maintaining healthy body weight, eating healthy, not smoking or using drugs? Those are some of the "preps" that will help you most in life. NOT running off to some isolated location in the mountains.

[@kossmanerrigo]

Okay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the kislux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations

[@Rebourn365]

Long time camper here-- ive learned bug out vehicles are worthless. It requires gas to move and we all learned how quickly shelfs clear out with toilet paper. Just imagine trying to find gas lol

[@amybourdeau5311]

I'm not even joking, I often think we have horses so we can get around. Of course we drive gas vehicles but they can certainly be more useful then recreational use need be. Plus they can see in the dark, hear and sense things people can't and we have 1 that drives

[@crosshairs007]

@@amybourdeau5311 IMO bicycles are the transport of choice. It's likely that roads will still be somewhat passable for bike-sized travel, and that'll be lots faster than going on foot and doesn't cost or require the same level of maintenance horses or pack animals will. Stache a few extra tires, chains, and a few patch kits and you'll be able to keep it functioning for decades at least.

[@sc29607]

older diesel vehicles run even on frying oil and dint have electronic parts. Diesel engines before 1990 most likely are even mechanical instead if using any electronic parts.

[@GTKJNow]

As long as u have prepped for eternal life, Work out your salvation with fear and trembling said Paul the Apostle.

[@Rebourn365]

@@sc29607 you're missing the point lol anything that requires a consumable, that's not readily renewable, is pointless. Even if you're extreme and have 10,000 gallons of fuel itll eventually run out and you're back to square one when no one has remaining stock on the shelves. I'm speaking to conflicts that require self sustainability, not a couple weeks vacation.

[@jaycarver4886]

Prepping is self sufficiency taken to a much higher level.

[@H4me7215]

Yeah...n for me it is peace of mind and sleeping better at night.

[@haputmacatiag9813]

yes

[@NorthSeaWisdom]

Self sufficient?..for how long in the event of a nuclear war?

[@si-tv9ne]

DOOMSDAY PREPPER IN LOS ANGELES -- BUY YOUR 2 ACRES selling for (US $10k) NOW IN ROSAMOND 1.5 hours from downtown los angeles..... That is where you can built your BUNKER now and it is in HIGH ELEVATION....!!!! GO CHECK OUT ROSAMOND Property while it is SUPER cheap - i got my 10 acres Ready

[@jaycarver4886]

@@NorthSeaWisdom Obviously that's an entirely different situation than something like the grid going down. Very few would make it and maybe you wouldn't even want to. Talk about starting over!

[@frogkisser]

My friend was one of "these people" and was so paranoid all the time , I kindly respected and listened to her , she was my friend and neighbor. One day she went out to catch the train, and catch the train she did , headphones prevented her from hearing the opposite train coming. Dang it. You hopefully prepped for your maker, because , you never know. R.I.P. Kelly Ann

[@lambykin842]

so sorry to hear that. rip kelly ann :(

[@brettmb1000]

18:00 scientist is misleading. Apples do not grow true to seed and most kinds are unpalatable. You can throw 100 apple seeds from Granny Smith apples in the ground and have 100 different apple varieties, none of which would be Granny Smith. So maybe there were 7,000 apple varieties a few hundred years ago, but most people didn't eat and all can be re-introduced using existing apple trees/seeds and luck of numbers.

[@TucsonDude]

That's very interesting. Thanks!

[@javiervalenzuela8284]

Not necessarily the same thing where there's genetic diversity can be done again but reintroducing specifically what's gone is not likely to happen. Some may come about again by pure chance but none are an inevitability such that they are guaranteed to come back.

[@javiervalenzuela8284]

Also even when apples are unpalatable they can be used to make other things like ciders or vinegars or to be cooked with. The issue is usually how intensely sour they are.

[@ms.chrisie8040]

Saving for a "rainy" day should get the attention of us all.

[@lipeprusch]

Similar to Katrina, this year where I live, the southern state of Brazil called Rio Grande do Sul, faced the worst flooding in it’s history. Because of El Niño and climate change, we had way, way too much rain in a short period of time, overwhelming rivers and flooding the main “vein” of the whole state (the size of Poland, or Colorado), affecting 400 cities, millions of people, 10k homes totally destroyed, a 100k damaged, 163 dead, 455 missing, 100k without a roof, 700k out of their homes, 12k injured, 3.6M people affected, agriculture affected, billions of dollars damaged. The first hours and the first days of the beginning of the tragedy, it was “the people by the people” as we said, we had to save ourselves, rescue ourselves, and manage ourselves (create donation centers, placement for refugees of people and animals, medics, medicine, food everyday, security). People took their boats, jetskis, and put into the water to rescue people in roofs across the whole state. I’d say 70% of recues people probably were rescued by people, not government officials. They were not prepared, they were late, and often insufficient in what they were trying to do. And worse, people were managing themselves things and the government started to put their finger on it, closing places, trying to get credit and just making things worse and more difficult than what it was. Out military was a joke, often not capable of doing things that the people were doing already. It was a disaster in all fronts. Thanksfully, the state if full of strong people, german, italian, european descendants not afraid to fight and resist. We helped each other, and we also received a lot of help from the rest of Brazil and a few other countries even to this day, which we are thankful for. It has been just two months since then, I was not affected directly but I basically spent two weeks where I had to stop working and focus everyday on helping people whatever way I could, through donations, through helping in donation centers, transportation, or even night shift security in camps. Whatever needed. Well, after saying all of the above, I just want to say that if something MAJOR happens to any country or the whole world, it will be VERY difficult. The government will be overwhelmed, we’re from small disasters to collapse entire states like ours (huge), and if multiple states or countries face issues at the same time, chaos. Imagine a super volcano erupts and we have a “fallout” that kills crops all around the world for a season. Shortage of food, raise in price. Famine. The rich will be able to have access to it and buy it, poor people will rage, what will happen next?

[@denishannan1408]

back in the 1970s I saw a film "Soylent Green ", I was scared then, even more now.

[@bestprice1776]

It's ok he went on to make planet of the apes

[@barneyronnie]

Those death booths seemed peaceful...

[@Apocalypse_Promotions]

Soylent green is people!

[@Mike-r6y]

​@@Apocalypse_PromotionsWe know that😂😂

[@DavidCrisp-rv7js]

Imagine what our planet would be like if we turned our resources away from war and to saving our planet instead

[@mickeyglenn8936]

Im old enough to remember before home AC, and it was a a luxury to have a window unit. Which is why in our neighborhood (southwest D) we did everything in the basement, cooked, homework laundry. At night a window open with a tub of block ice bought from Pars, salted (yes it keeps it from melting) a fan in front and it cooled the room, you would spritz your shirt and stay cool all night and even in day time during summer. People need to seriously go back to providing for themselves and stop depending on others> state/Fed/ local government

[@UShistorymatters]

Salt makes ice melt faster! It disrupts the hydrogen bonds between water molecules. This is due to the ions that make up salt that are attracted to the oppositely charged oxygen and hydrogen atoms. Why do you believe they salt icy roads with ice? It's not to keep it frozen longer.

[@mickeyglenn8936]

@@UShistorymatters negative, I live in Michigan, which is why at a certain point of freezing (temp) salt is useless in frozen roads. Please research Freezing point depression & the degree of depression depends upon just how salty the mixture is.

[@marybroderick8265]

Trust Jesus for your future not yourself.

[@alexcarter8807]

I grew up in Hawaii and traditional houses didn't have AC. I'd been in some very wealthy people's houses and no AC.

[@buckeyedav1]

I grew up with no AC period it was not a common thing in the 70's our schools didn't have AC either. We had oscillating fans ( the old metal kind) and survived I didn't get AC and then it was a window unit till the late 80's. My mother in law lived here entire life till about 2004 without AC at all then finally relented to having a window unit the last 2 years of her life in her bedroom, lots of fans going in her house during the summer. Anna In Ohio