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Reaching Out to the Un-Prepped

Thursday, March 5, 2015 15:31
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from Survival Blog:

B4INREMOTE-aHR0cDovLzMuYnAuYmxvZ3Nwb3QuY29tLy01ejdmOENLQkhSOC9UY3FueHZpWS1DSS9BQUFBQUFBQUJXay9ZWjhoUFRKQ2taNC9zMzIwL0FtZXJpY2FuJTJCUmVkb3VidC5qcGc= The vast majority of the population exists in cities or very near them. We’ve already seen what happens in places like New York and Watts when power was lost for just three days. There are riots, looting, and violence. Imagine a long-term or even permanent loss of power. Imagine that the gasoline supply is what is in your vehicle’s gas tank right now, and that’s it. Food in your pantry is what you have, and that’s it. Water? Fill your bathtub, sinks, or anything else you can find, but that’s it. Toilets? You better dig a hole in the back yard, because disease is not far behind, if you don’t. You could always use your precious gasoline to make a run to the store where everyone is looting, but you’ll find the stores aren’t built with huge store rooms in the back, like there were in the 1970’s. Everything is shipped just-in-time, but of course there won’t be any more trucks to resupply the stores, and there won’t be any more trains or ships. There is no way to get crops out of the fields in bulk; they start to rot in place.

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