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  • baldsith
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    Originally posted by Urban Survivalist View Post
    Baldsith has experianced something that I hope non of us ever has to go through. However if you learn from others troubled times then you one day when faced with something simular can fare better by having learned by proxy. Thank you and God bless you baldsith.
    Well brother I can say that from my own experience and from talking to you(urbansurvivalist) and some others, started me on the path to being self sufficent in uncertain times. LIke my friend(urbansurvivalist) quoted to me the other day and I will never forget this one, "Do you want to live like everyone else or prepare for what may never come". See prepping is good for everything not just WTSHTF it could be lots of things we are ready for...by the way for those of you who didn't know the Urban Survivalist has a book out full of good knowledge, it is geared more for the beggining prepper but still has a ton of good info in it....The boy is a walking encyclopedia of knowledge!!! Thank you Urban Survivalist and God Bless you too!!

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  • Urban Survivalist
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    Baldsith has experianced something that I hope non of us ever has to go through. However if you learn from others troubled times then you one day when faced with something simular can fare better by having learned by proxy. Thank you and God bless you baldsith.

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  • baldsith
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    Thanks guys yes it was a long hard road and is still an uphill battle everday for my wife....I believe Lymes is a man made bio weapon myself, but this is not the place to discuss my conspiracey theories.....I have looked at the good to all of this...it brought us back into reality and got us on the road to self reliance and being ready

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  • claymore
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    Originally posted by claymore View Post
    Thank you for your testimonial. Am very glad things worked out as well as they did for you. I'll go back and read this again, from time to time and I'll keep prepping.
    Sorry, I meant the testimonial about being nearly out of food. That would have been a life changing event for anyone.

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  • claymore
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    Originally posted by baldsith View Post
    All I can say is you have to commit fully to this...there is no half way point....Im not saying go bankrupt doing this either.....take steps and set aside for your preps.....my wife and I now use our food preps in everyday cooking...saves us money also on groceries every month
    Thank you for your testimonial. Am very glad things worked out as well as they did for you. I'll go back and read this again, from time to time and I'll keep prepping.

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  • john1929
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    Originally posted by ssonb View Post
    My daughter will sometimes ask her mother "Is Dad OK?" "I'm worried about him storing all this stuff."Does he really think anything bad is going to happen?"..And all the while she is saying this she is collecting a couple of bags of food and staples out of "Mom and Pops country store" I am about to do a stock rotation and a large resupply list. Why? It has been said that when the banks shut down, for a short while cash will be king, but real quickly it will turn into trash. As LD3 said get out as much cash as you can and have it ready because it will not take long for the masses to realise that paper,gold and silver cannot be eaten.
    My wife and I had the PLEASE DON'T THINK I'M A NUT JOB talk about a year ago. It went over well with her. She took a look at the world and saw that it could hit the fan. We went out the next day and stocked up on food. Some times she thinks I go over the top with the BOB's as she dose not see a need for some things. She know it may happen but I don't think she knows how hard it will hit. As for what you said about cash. I like cash on hand, but like silver more. If somone dose not want money silver can be worked with to make STUFF! Thanks.

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  • baldsith
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    All I can say is you have to commit fully to this...there is no half way point....Im not saying go bankrupt doing this either.....take steps and set aside for your preps.....my wife and I now use our food preps in everyday cooking...saves us money also on groceries every month

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  • baldsith
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    All I can say is prepare....I know its tough on everyone in this economy..I had to take a long hard looks at my needs versus wants. My wife was struck down with Lymes disease and rocky mounted spotted fever in 2007. We lost half our income pretty much over night. So we made it a priority at getting ready. In 3 years after cutting out nonessential stuff we have managed to get a years worth of food, ammo, meds etc. So like my good friend the Urban Survivalist would say, "do you want to live like everyone else or are you wiling to prepare for something that could never come". I personally want to prepare for the thing that may never be. It may not be total collapse it could just be a setback in our economy..but the peace of mind it brings me knowing my family won't go hungry let's me sleep better at night. When my wife got sick we were literally down to our last cans of food. My pantry was empty...that was our wake up call. It's not about 2012 and the end of the world. If something that big ever happened we would all be gone in the blink of an eye..think about what would happen if you got laid off...if you didn't get paid for a month....having food and other preps on hand lets you know the basics are covered for you family...all I can say is prepare....prepare....prepare.

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  • saeb
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    Tough and uncertain times are ahead. Prepping is in full ahead mode!

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  • ssonb
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    My daughter will sometimes ask her mother "Is Dad OK?" "I'm worried about him storing all this stuff."Does he really think anything bad is going to happen?"..And all the while she is saying this she is collecting a couple of bags of food and staples out of "Mom and Pops country store" I am about to do a stock rotation and a large resupply list. Why? It has been said that when the banks shut down, for a short while cash will be king, but real quickly it will turn into trash. As LD3 said get out as much cash as you can and have it ready because it will not take long for the masses to realise that paper,gold and silver cannot be eaten.

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  • Sech
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    Originally posted by miked2345 View Post
    On the one hand, I really cringe at the thought of what an economic collapse
    will do to my family, friends, neighbors and country....

    On the other hand....

    My kid might stop thinking that dad is nuts for storing buckets of food in the basement.
    Glad to hear I aint the only one that have kids that think dad has gone off the deep end... What's sad is no matter how much I try to warn them of things to come, they get a glazed look in their eyes and start fidgeting with their cell phones... I sure hope when the time comes, they will be able to make the transition

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  • claymore
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    Buckets of food in the basement (no matter how small or how few the buckets are) are like money in the bank (money in hand !).

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  • miked2345
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    On the one hand, I really cringe at the thought of what an economic collapse
    will do to my family, friends, neighbors and country....

    On the other hand....

    My kid might stop thinking that dad is nuts for storing buckets of food in the basement.
    Last edited by miked2345; 08-04-2011, 10:20 PM.

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  • TyrannyUnleashed
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    Originally posted by Benn Gleck View Post
    It's never too late Bro!

    Water and food now! Even if its just filling two liters and buying a couple cans of spam!
    Lol…
    I hear you and appreciate that (and I’m already doing), but I so badly want to do more (and faster).

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  • Benn Gleck
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    Originally posted by TyrannyUnleashed View Post
    I have to agree with you on this one. But unfortunately I may have started (prepping) too late.

    I may only have ammo to barter with. I don't like that thought, as it could be used against my family to get even more from me.

    It's never too late Bro!

    Water and food now! Even if its just filling two liters and buying a couple cans of spam!

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