Royal Marine Reacts To How To Escape The City (Urban Evasion While Being Hunted)

[@KR4MPVS_]

Garand Thumbs Becoming Deadly In The Mountains series is really good. He's probably got like 6 episodes out. He just put one out on evading thermal drones

[@RealMoukeycat]

Agree. I was just coming here to recommend he try the outdoors more "militarty" type SERE vids of garand thumb.

[@Isaacsbased]

The people thinking “it won’t happen to me” are the first people it happens to

[@BRITISHFURY_1664]

​@@TripleDinLV mf what-

[@BRITISHFURY_1664]

@@TripleDinLV im an englishman...im sorry that i find it weird that your acting like john wick.

[@BRITISHFURY_1664]

@@TripleDinLV do you have a map of those caches or just memory? And doesnt ammo go bad?

[@tuckerrichardson2606]

​@BRITISHFURY_1664 properly stored modern ammo won't go bad. You can stick it in a sealed container and bury it for 20 years and it will still function fine, being prepared for some crazy scenarios isn't as crazy as it sounds for example if you're prepared for let's say a foreign invasion, you're also prepared for anatural disaster. Take hurricanes on the southern coast of the USA, government assistance often takes between 24-72 hours to arrive proper, or the fires on the west coast people often dont have time to get all the essentials so having a "cache" in your home or car you have less to worry about and can leave quicker, Take the riots the government is preoccupied with the chaos and that increases response time significantly. There are plenty of scenarios where this is more beneficial then the average person might think.

[@BRITISHFURY_1664]

@@tuckerrichardson2606 i understand that its a good thing to be prepared. But in the UK you have to rely on the government. So its quite different

[@Rug0s]

Garand Thumb does know his stuff because he is a Air Force Special Warfare and also a SERE specialist.

[@alexion2001]

Considering the tragic events happening in the UK right now, I feel everyone that's still normal over there should be watching this.

[@ColinWilkinson-p2y]

Watch "Tremors " The ultimate prepper comedy.

[@snky6995]

I think his scenario was more focused on being hunted by the government or political entities or criminal organizations during times of human-made confilicts. That being said, a lot of this knowledge will help in natural disasters.

[@citymorgue8462]

@@snky6995Considering the UK just said they will arrest people for 6 years for criticizing the government I think this is really relevant information to know right now

[@Hillbilly_Papist]

I’m in south Louisiana. After seeing what happened to the area after hurricane Katrina I’d be stupid not to be a bit of a prepper. Goal is not to became a statistic due to piss poor planning.

[@Zankaroo]

I think people are stupid for living in a bowl below sea level right next to the sea. But if you are gonna do it, yeah, defiantly plan for disaster defense or evac. Like owning a small cheap boat wither you ever go boating, canoeing, or kayaking. On top of the normal clean water storage and food prep.

[@Hillbilly_Papist]

@@Zankaroo I'm not even referring to the flooding. Just the time it took to get the power back on and supplies flowing in. A natural disaster can occur anywhere.

[@adamrou12345]

The best thing you can do to be prepared for a hurricane is to have a place you know you can stay a couple hours inland, a plan for how to get there. The next best thing to have is an emergency fund in a checking account at a major bank so that you can easily access the funds from wherever you need to. In a hurricane you need to evacuate before it happens and this is quite easy to do if you have an emergency accommodation plan and the funds to cover it while you wait out the storm in safety.

[@vampiro4236]

We got you calling him "Flannel Daddy", sweeeeeet. 😆 In all seriousness, these are some of my favorite vids of his. Very informative and (unfortunately) it's very necessary knowledge to have. My old man taught me how to build a bug out bag, and how to do some of this when I was younger. He told me "you will probably need to do a bit of this someday", which had me at the time thinking he was a bit paranoid (at the same time thinking it was really cool haha). Years later after finding out that he actually had to do this once for his "work" and seeing the growing violence around the world, I've actually built one again for myself... Wild stuff.

[@NightL3gacy47]

Those videos about the protests lowkey reminds me of The Purge. I remember back when the Covid riots were going on, we heard of people ending others in their houses (we heard shots fired on our side of town). We barricaded ourselves in our house, and made sure to lock our main gate. The first thing my dad said to me was: "Help me make these spears, and if anyone comes through that gate, you fight as hard as you can. Do not go outside, if you see rioters coming past, do not look at them, do not interact with them, but if it comes down to it, fight. If we end up moving off of the mortal coil, take as many of them with you as you can." Luckily our side of town was untouched, it was still a scary time

[@NightL3gacy47]

One thing I forgot to mention in relation to survival and stuff, is that I made it a point to get an SAS Survival guide. I got mine last year (the author is John 'Lofty' Wiseman). I'd highly recommend getting it if you don't have it already. Loads of great tips regarding gathering your own water, what plants are edible, how to track, how to make shelter and fire using primitive tools and equipment, etc.

[@gunmunky3760]

Always better to be prepared than unprepared

[@NightL3gacy47]

​​@@gunmunky3760 Words to live by, and something I always say too. Rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it

[@gunmunky3760]

@@NightL3gacy47 Another great saying, i wish we had more stuff we could legally do to protect ourselves here in the UK. You can't even defend yourself from someone without getting pulled up for it

[@NightL3gacy47]

@@gunmunky3760 I'm not saying this for rage bait or anything of the sorts, just stating the facts as I know them. Here in South Africa, if you're a white guy and you defend yourself, you've got about a 80%-95% chance of going to prison if you defend yourself, even if you do so in your own home, and firearms are so hard to obtain, it's almost not worth the financial risk of trying to obtain one legally (note that I do not by any means condone, suggest, or endorse illegal firearms ownership, just stating it how it is from my experiences). My dad told me he'll try and help me pay for the competency and legal steps for pistol rifle and shotgun next year. I'm looking forward to it, but knowing the risk of it all being for nothing, I don't have high hopes of getting my license and handgun.

[@dukerollo1116]

I was in new orleans after katrina and knew someone stuck in the city and took him 6 days to get out the city it was crazy

[@woahhbro2906]

Being born and raised in Florida and dealing with countless hurricanes (my workplace office flooded a few days ago, so I had a few days off) - if you have forewarning, make sure you have essential supplies in order, because people instantly jump on getting water, batteries, and fuel. Even if you're not prepping, my car has naturally been on low fuel when hurricanes come and you need to wait for a half hour for fuel just for the pumps to run dry.

[@jansmith3613]

Something some folks forget about is that along with Natural disasters, conflicts, gang wars, riots, ...etc. There are also everyday people that are stalked and/or fleeing from an abductor, or estranged spouse. Women who are in the process of escaping abusive situations can find themselves in an evasion scenario. Most people who work in large cities carry some form of supplies in their cars; especially in cities where weather events are common.

[@jerremylazy]

"just in case" is always in the back of my brain, so I like this kind of informative content.

[@rockytopgaming6820]

Its important to note that his videos are more geared towards minuteman and gurrilla type operations which is why he focused so hard on the being hunted thing

[@bestdriverever1592]

Yeah GT is either capitalizing on the growing fear in the U.S. or he’s basically training his own militia via YT. It’s a bit odd that he thinks we will one day need to avoid thermal drones but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@Jeeperskip]

Everyone needs a bugout bag. I'm a 70 year old woman and I have a bugout bag with document copies, food for two weeks and a pew pew or two. My car is always full of gas I always have a month or more of essential meds, a case of water, wind-up radio, flashlight and phone charger and a whopper first aid kit complete with tourniquet. I'm waiting for an earthquake on the Cascadia subduction Zone n the pacific NW in the US. I have 4 season gear for any conditions. I'm really not paranoid, just experienced. And I will have coffee.

[@plotholedetective4166]

Sat thru two weeks no power after the small hurricane. The one thing I've never seen taken into account for moving thru a disaster zone is noise. the Constant roar of generators drowning out your ability to hear .

[@NottiOne]

My get home bag is taken to work Dailey and anytime I am outside of my town. He weighs 20 lbs, has first aid, survival, fire starting. If me and my girl go somewhere nice my bag is in my truck, my truck has a gun vault, and all all times I have 2 concealed carries, a Tac knife and pocket knife. That's my minimum Dailey carry.

[@KR4MPVS_]

Garand thumb also has a couple of videos out on getting shot at and what it sounds like. Which is a fun watch

[@oneevilchef]

Recommend grabbing a LifeStraw or some similar portable water filtration method, even if you stuff it into a bug-out bag and stash it in a closet for a decade or under a bed for a lifetime, you'll wish you had one if you find a need to bug-out due to natural disaster or other freak occurrence.

[@danwhite7862]

Reversible jackets are great for this. Also if you can try to change your height by ducking down about 2-3 inches will make a huge difference.

[@richardterrass7502]

Always have a hat with you. If you’re wearing a hat , lose it. I f you weren’t, put it on

[@countk1]

The main advice from my grandfather was to always have a rope, a decent cutting tool and something to catch water (mirror, glass, metal, nowadays plastic and something to contain it of course) nearby. This might be hard to come by in time of need and will instantly give you the ability to survive. He layed low in WW2 in a village that was left on it's own. If you're resourcesfull, a lot is possible. If you know what's around that'll help you more then any prepping and hide in a bunker. I rather work with what I've got and develop a long term goal then just wait it out. Cities are targeted too much. Rural areas will be more "lawless" but also empty. Sounds a bit stupid but for instance playing Dayz is a good way of experiencing what people will do in a time of collapse. There are scavengers, small societies, oppressors,... I always tend to survive the longest when roaming the natural covered areas, catching small game and fish, having a smaller shelter in a distant location, preferrably covered by natural geography. But certainly avoiding people and groups. And just cook your water. Or catch condensated or rain water. Way safer then all these homemade filters.

[@plotholedetective4166]

My day bag that I keep in my truck has spare clothes, medical equipment, rice, yè ancient thermos, beans, bullets, my hunting walkie talkies, a walking cane, a small bundle of copper wire, a small fishing kit, a gun cleaning kit and some beef jerky.

[@hill_skills]

There was a PJ who's helicopter ditched in The Perfect Storm. When he jumped out of the cab between waves he split his kidney. He spent 18 months learning sea survival and all he could remember was to stay together. He swam to the rest of his team who kept him alive till they were picked up. My point is, a little knowledge goes a long way, so this video is very useful.

[@goten010]

One thing to mention luke the revolution was the last option the colonies tried multiple times to resolve their grievances peacefully but were constantly met with backlash so we resorted to our last option and revolted and declared independence

[@jamesthorpe4556]

Having lived in a few US cities all my life (cannot comment on other cities around the world), i know he is speaking on a specific scenario, but a lot of what they say can be applied to even a riot, or a natural disaster scenario. Again, if you LIVE in the city.

[@HBomb157]

Theres a fine line between reasonably prepared and prepper. I think everyone should have a case or two of water, a way to cook without power, and food for a week or so. Not because zombies, but the much more reasonable hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, or civil unrest that could disrupt the civil services we take for granted.

[@Blakethornton66.]

Subbed to your channel last night cause I love your humor and you really seem like a fun guy 😂. Cheers 🍻 I came from the fat electrician/Iran reaction 😆.

[@r.waynebates920]

"While being hunted" means you know that someone might want to hunt you. This is the perspective of this video.

[@Thisisausername556]

Our Flannel Father, who art in heaven. Hallowed be thy memes. XD

[@Osmo-7777]

Stay rad! U should watch Flanel Daddy's video about evading drones

[@davewilliams5721]

I live in a rural town in the midwest. Best decision ever made, but there are cities within a few hours of me, so despite being rural, this is good to know in general. I am always prepared, always have multiple weapon systems within reach, and plans of escape.

[@NottiOne]

His mountain escape and evasion was great, took me back to school

[@NottiOne]

I did a lot of gray man training while in the military, it's fun to practice and everybody should.

[@DarenMiller-qj7bu]

To be honest, I'm truly grateful i started hardcore PT two years ago. About when i moved into the countryside and learned to grow food. Not great at it yet, but I'm getting there lol. Regardless, to everyone, it hurts nothing nor nobody to do your best to get prepared. JUST START DOING IT.

[@chrisdc1689]

Kuhl shirt. I fuck with Kuhl pants hard.

[@Clayton_NTX]

Best pants money can buy.

[@NottiOne]

You can buy online water shutoff valve keys, I have one on my keyring, these valves are on the sides of all buildings across the US and they are universal.

[@chasemagness6824]

As a deep forest survivalist and was trained how to evade manhunts, dog packs, and drones. I love these videos because the most prepared person has his pack full of recommended gear.

[@ineedpowers5151]

Can you recommend the 5 essential items I must have to survive in the Forest for atleast a Week!!

[@chasemagness6824]

@@ineedpowers5151 iodine:for injuries and water purification, pine sap: the smell of it burning keeps wolves and big cats away, a solid knife(not a pocket knife), I keep table salt because if you get lost or trapped electrolytes are very important, and if you are spending a week in a new area bring 3 days worth of food... finding game trails can be hard 1/3 of the year in America.

[@roxrequiem2935]

you raise a good point man. Kids really are huge variables to plans because the younger they are the less cooperative they can be. though I must say, my situation seems even more difficult in an archipelago so I have things rough on my side alone. There is so little info on urban SERE in an archipelago. How do you escape when boats are destroyed by storm or waters are patrolled, and all flights disabled.

[@callsigncoyote7931]

I recommend checking out the episode of Art and War that Charlie was on, he talked about getting stuck in Seattle during a riot

[@CertifiedSunset]

I distinguish between a "prepper" and having preparedness. Knowing the skills to keep yourself alive and to keep your family alive are invaluable. This video is more about evasion from a threat than escape from a natural disaster but many of the core concepts carry over as far as sustainment, food, waater, and shelter. If a flood carries your car away and destroys your house, where are you going to go and how are you going to do it? In many cases people don't have time to respond to these disasters, so it's always worth knowing at least some basic survival information and navigation skills. How well do you kmnow you local areas layout? There's wildfires in my state on a near yearly basis and we've gotten the call to evacuate are area before, you couldn't see 50ft in front of you driving in the smoke and that makes reading road signs nearly impossible. I've lived in my area for my entire life, so I could navigate a good amount and get out of danger if that happens again. I'm fortunate enough to be near a large body of fresh water, but it would require cleaning to safely drink. We have axes and chainsaws because fallen trees in the road are a fairly common yearly occurence. The winter here is wet and muddy, and we often have the power go out when the power lines freeze or somebody on the road slides on ice and hits a telephone pole knocking out our main form of communication for sometimes weeks at a time. Last winter we had no power nad had to run the house on a generator for about a month because we are rural enough to not get top priority compared to the city. Because we needed to keep the generator fed 24/7 we had to fill half a dozen 5gal gas cans and top off the generator every morning. Most of the sotres were closed or out of power so we mainly ate canned foods for that month. I used a propane cooktop to boil water for morning coffee and tea aswell as cooking food. It sucked but we made it through. Having the tools and skills to deal with these kinds of situations can make a huge difference. You would be surprised by the amount of people who don't know how to use a generator or how to properly and safely hook it up to your house's power. Anywyas, enough rambling out of me, this was a great video!

[@HillbillySnake]

In this day and age if you don't carry an EDC bugout bag you're doing yourself a disservice.

[@chaosapple7771]

1 hour? Time to grab the popcorn lol.

[@bretto9616]

The shirt he is wearing is from a brand called Kuhl, they make outstanding products. It's hard to tell from the video which shirt it is, maybe the response lite. They change out a lot of their product colors seasonally. Grab last seasons stuff on sale if you can find it.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

Remember he’s a US Air Force Special Warfare Operator and advanced instructor for the training of these warriors and had a shocking number of combat deployments so he is MUCH more than a guntuber

[@LilRedWitch]

Righteous anger is justified, it’s when people lose the purpose of why we are angry and harm civilians. I have your mentality 💜

[@Kelvostrass]

The more people you include in your bugout plan, the less you need to focus on remaining inconspicuous and the more you need to consider protection. As a lone wolf or 2-3 man group, remaining unnoticed is key, but with a group of 4+ walking in a group down the street with backpacks is going to attract attention - no way around it - if someone with a weapon tries to hold you up you need a plan to deal with that; a desperate scumbag's first thought when they are hungry is to grab a knife and take people's shit. Remember that your survival is more important than laws that don't apply in a SHTF situation. Like with anything considering protection is a calculated risk - if you have your family and kids with you in SHTF situation, you should be carrying some kind of weapon 100%.

[@ineedpowers5151]

How to get a Gun in a country where carrying guns are illigal, in times of SHTF.

[@ScarecrowActual]

Managerial Outcomes has entered the chat

[@snky6995]

I think his scenario was more focused on being hunted by the government or political entities or criminal organizations during times of human-made confilicts. That being said, a lot of this knowledge will help in natural disasters.

[@darrinrebagliati5365]

There is a difference between being a prepper and being prepared. Knowing where you are, having a plan and knowing what to do are all part of the need.

[@alexandercross9081]

When it comes to preppers, the phrase I like is "A man who sleeps with a weapon is a fool every night but one."

[@Cryptic141]

Rioters setting local establishments ablaze is just very stupid to me, I will never understand why they do it

[@VaxtorT]

It is due to inner resentment, jealousy, and envy......a dark, jaded heart.

[@Zankaroo]

You should watch his thermal drone evasion video and his other evasion videos. Think mountain terrain was his other because he lives in hilly/mountainous area.

[@blessedmama1234]

You have a right to protest PEACEFULLY and not disrupt people's daily lives.

[@crazedmonk8u]

I liked his becoming deadly in the mountains series better. I think this escape from the city while it has good advice i don't see how it would be practical for someone who isn't already looking to get mixed up in some stuff. i.e if you are carrying a backpack in the city you more then likely won't be carrying extra clothes and a whole bug out kit unless you are actually in a war torn environment already and you are outside only because you have to be. The only way i can see this being practically useful outside of that is if you are a dissident i.e an activist or journalist and you are super paranoid that you might get disappeared for what you're doing and saying then okay sure, but the thing with urban tracking is its very easy to blend in on both sides and if you are actually being targetted by surveillance. you won't be moving unseen no matter what kinda tradecraft you have. you are then focused on obfuscation. yeah i was in this area but what was i doing in this area?

[@hill_skills]

Fancy dress parties are a nightmare. Try and go as a character who is a bad ass or at least can run or look presentable in court.

[@ira-boyzz]

Does this work for tax evasion???

[@ScarriorIII]

He finally listened to me! Oh joyous day! Watch the rest of the series, itll save your life.

[@NottiOne]

Keep some LEDs in ur pack, shtf, stick them to the brim of ur cap, it blows out IR on cameras.

[@rodsongreen5249]

The shirt is from Kuhl, love there gear.

[@GabeTheGrump]

Oddly enough I keep randomly having dreams like there where I'm in some random downtown area at night that's under attack from some terrorist/gang/protest where I'm just trying to run away and not get shot almost like in the middle of the purge or something.

[@BRITISHFURY_1664]

I completely agree. You can protest. Just dont harm people.

[@B1RDSEYE]

For me this is really good info. I drive truck, hauling steel in the Great Lakes area for a living, so I’m constantly driving in and out of Chicago. But I live in northern Indiana. What if a nuke goes off, and an electromagnetic pulse shuts me down, and I have to walk 150 miles, through an already violent city, but now it’s without power, or water?

[@TripleDinLV]

I have a "Go Room" two up tacted weapons, two up capable pistols, 30 lbs. water, 60 lbs. rations, and environmental communications equipment. and 100 lbs. ammo. and 60lbs. - SFCAid. You call BS - the 1st 4 hours determine what gets saved what gets taken..

[@FinalRepublic]

Red Dawn. (movie) If you haven't seen the original, it's worth it. This kind of info is actually pretty useful for anyone interested in the 2nd amendment. DL put it on a thumb drive. No I don't think I am Rambo, but this kind of stuff could be needed to know someday. But yeah occupation of the US is very unlikely. Also if I was in Taiwan, I'd really watch this and the mountain one. Plenty of places where this kind of info would be very useful.

[@Marleyjr00X]

Flannel Daddy is the best teacher

[@GordonFreeman358]

you should react to the deleted mw3 post credit scene that was recovered a couple months ago

[@dukerollo1116]

I remember after the last hurricane people were getting shot over gas and supplies so we didn't go anywhere without being armed

[@jace76ful]

Hopefully, the world will return to common sense and morals and help out your fellow man rather than hating him.

[@ineedpowers5151]

It will be, but not gonna be soon

[@RealMoukeycat]

Just a thought. The NUMBER ONE thing people in "western" type countries totally take for granted has to be our ability to get safe water very easily. Just something to ponder. For example right now, if the city water stops and your powers out so your well isnt pumping. Where is the nearest sorce of any water. That you dont have to look for. For me there is a river about 8 miles west. I just thought it interesting.

[@traderjo9552]

You HAVE to react to the AN-94 video from GarandThumb, it's such a crazy gun

[@TripleDinLV]

@@OriginalHuman you have the idea, but do you have the prep? Rural mens nothing. TBH, that is the next targets, contol the produce, control the land.

[@demondchild1]

That guy can get into the building. That guy has food. that guy has a running car. Where is he?

[@hill_skills]

I have been in error. I asked a chick out but she rejected me. I knew the drug rug was a red flag but I didn't know why. Thank you for saving me xx

[@leeroyjenkins6665]

This is a fun video, I live right next to that river.

[@MinorLG]

So I don't always carry a full change of clothes with me, but I do carry enough so that I can change my work class. Ideally you work a polo shirt but I have a wide orange hoodie such as a construction worker would wear in my car permanently. to go with that also have the hard-hat and high vis vest

[@dukerollo1116]

Is being a prepper nowadays really crazy the way the worlds going? I say no. My friend's made fun of me until covid now there all preppers to

[@tybick12]

Man, you would love the subreddit r/garandthumbfashion lol all they talk about is what Mike's wearing

[@TrueGaming140.48]

any thoughts on Ukraine (nato) moving into Russia? also OH do you prep? wasnt much into it myself but started stocking up food, water, medicine and vitamins as feels so wise nowadays.

[@charlesbryson7443]

Ukraine isn’t nato, thankfully. If nato is doing it, too, it’s to intentionally try to get the US involved during an election cycle.

[@charlesbryson7443]

In my opinion

[@BoBo15507]

Not saying what you may need in a bug out bag, clothing, first aid etc... Not hard to hide yourself away, but it's the actual survival items

[@ryanduggan7632]

Pls watch his video on trench warfare. He brings in an American and UK soldier that fought in Ukraine in the foreign legion. That video is super interesting, and very relevant.

[@r.waynebates920]

"While being hunted" is part of the title!

[@americansmark]

I keep a bugout bag in my jeep. Assuming i can make it ot back to that, i can survive indefinitely.

[@xirensixseo]

as a trans person im more of a target of hate and violence, and i had been having nightmares when garand thumb's video came up. honestly these videos about evasion help me sleep better. i live in a country where we dont have the right to protest, protests need to be approved by the government. its likely that if something flares up, there would be very little buildup visible in the streets, before it suddenly becomes violent. something i do wanna add to the discussion is actually recognizing what your goal would be if you were out and a riot breaks out. for example, alot of americans have the mindset of "if shtf, i have my chest rig and my fighting rifle and i can clear corners" but fail to consider "where am i going? what am i doing?", whereas in my situation if you leave the city its the jungle or the sea, and in any case these are all extremely harsh environments to survive in, no one has access to guns except the police and military, where am i going? what am i aiming to do from there? defining your "mission" will dictate your weapons and tactics. building your kit as if youre infantry probably isnt applicable to the majority of people in the world

[@WesleyStubbs-x4t]

I think the scenario is also if a group of people maybe ethnic or whatever is being targeted

[@chiphazzard8173]

I can still see toms profile pic in my head 😂

[@justadutchperson4732]

lukeeee watch his deadly in the mountains series, its more of this and its amazing, also if u like stuff like this, check out dirty civilian, their entire channel is focussed on stuff like prepping and things like that.

[@NottiOne]

A backpack with 8 to 10 items in it isn't prepping, isn't even survivalist. In the winter ur told to carry extra water, blankets and extra clothes. Being prepared isn't the same thing as prepping. Carrying cash is also important, you lose internet or electricity you still have buying power.

[@jayjay_modeling47]

You should watch his vid on evading drons its a good one

[@TripleDinLV]

He's talking aggressive efforts; this is NOT 'if the shit hits the fan", in the US - which most US who'd consider, based on the title.

[@jabreck1934]

New York was able to evacuate 500,000 people in nine hours. Obviously having access to the ocean is far superior to being landlocked.

[@ou1814]

Bro that shirt @ 10:45 is from brand named KUHL. Don't know the exact name of the shirt though.

[@richardterrass7502]

I always keep a go bag packed and in my car

[@hill_skills]

Nothing wrong with being a prepper

[@hill_skills]

The grey man got me through basic

[@ColinWilkinson-p2y]

Always have a blade and a blaze.

[@declankearns6129]

Here in Ireland, we do not have a right to protest, we have the right to express an opinion within the letter of the law and the right to free assembly and association. They are the only two rights we have under the constitution.

[@snky6995]

Noncompliance is a powerful tool.

[@jace76ful]

Hey! I wanna hear ya talk about all those books, lol. Not that im criticizing you, just all this depressing death and destruction, heh. Everybody needs to have more fun and relax if everyone does that the world would be better. People always gotta remember what they are contributing to.

[@longtallzach9]

There’s a difference between protest and anarco-terroism

[@Lucifer-tq6kr]

Going after the "defend yourself and ur loved ones from the threat" massage garand has, the video has the right direction. Like he assumes that his audience has a advaned edc. That the audience are the type of people who would get targeted from a tyrenical goverment.

[@weepo2651]

I think everyone should have a health kit that’s not prepper that’s being smart

[@dakotachristensen3397]

Glad I live in the country and not in the big cities

[@johnathanlittlefield]

Do a review on the fat electrician ace of aces