"If the power or water got shut off after five days, which is not out of the realm of possibility, I wouldn't be leaving my house because it's going to be pandemonium, people are not going to be prepared," said Low Buck Prepper.
They're called preppers: People all over Arizona prepping with food, water and security.
To protect his identity this man goes by Low Buck Prepper. He started prepping with one thing in mind. "You just never know what's going to happen, you have health insurance, you have car insurance. Why don't you have food insurance or water insurance?"
But Low Buck wants you to know it's not what you think, he's prepping for a different reason. "I do this because I don't think the end of the world is coming or anything like that but if I lose my job, well I have 6 months of food that me and my wife can live on. If a family or a neighbor needs help I can help, plus it's fun."
Most preppers don't consider themselves as Doomsdayers or conspiracy theorists.
He says most are just preparing for the possibilities of what could happen. Like the collapse of our government to a natural disaster. ...
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1 comments:
Here's some important points that all preppers should be concerned about.
My prepper list is short and simple.
1. Multiple CO2 fire extinguishers.
2. Oxy acetylene cutting torch.
3. Gas mask retrofitted with SCUB tanks.
The CO2 fire extinguishers are pumped into the air intakes of any underground survival shelters I find. The filtration systems in these shelters only remove particle agents from the intake air. CO2 will flow through because it is a gas, just like air. It is also odorless and tasteless, so it will go undetected by the survival nut hiding in the shelter.
After the survival nut starts playing the harp on the nearest cloud, the cutting torch opens the escape hatch that the survival nut used to enter the shelter.
The gas mask and SCUB tanks let me raid the supplies in the survival shelter at my leisure.
The above ground preppers are a bit more challenging.
Harass and hide techniques will keep them up day and night until they are too burnt out to think straight. Then torch the house in cover of darkness.
Shoot the preppers as they flee the burning house and then grab what you can before the fire gets to big. Or eat the preppers.
Day time techniques like the run away car trick is effective.
Attach a cord to the release lever on the drivers seat and run that through a hole in the door. Place a stick between the gas pedal and the seat. Start the car and put it in gear. Pull the cord and let the seat push the gas pedal to the floor. The car will become an effective battering ram that will go through most wooden walls.
I would love to see the look on the preppers face when they look outside to see what the sound is and there's a car coming toward them at 100 mph.
It is not a matter of the survival of the fittest. It is the survival of the least squeamish and most ruthless.
And there will be a whole bunch of guys like me out there, that have nothing to lose.
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