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Topic: Buy food,,,arm your home
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Thu 02/26/09 09:54 PM



On the bright side.
Buy as much coded ammo as you wish and when they come to audit, tell them you are an avid target shooter and are all out. Store it somewhere else.


do we have to say what the target is???? laugh

Oh, what a bad little girl you are!!:wink: :wink:


:angel: i just asked a simple question pitchfork

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Thu 02/26/09 09:57 PM

I have news for you.

The government didn't do this to us we did it to ourselves.


Nope. The Zionists did it. They sold us out. They have stolen our country and murdered our leaders. Expose them for what they are. They work behind the curtain. You will know them by their deeds.




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Thu 02/26/09 10:20 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Thu 02/26/09 10:21 PM

Guns, like gold, never loose their value. When (or if) civil unrest or civil war breaks out, there will be plenty of guns available on both sides, and plenty of gun dealers and weapons dealers. I don't worry about stocking up on guns or ammo it would probably only get me killed in a blazing shootout. He who lives by the sword dies by the sword... or gun.

I think too that the 'powers that be' actually want people to start shooting each other in a paranoid frenzy so they can move in and take over to 'restore order.'

As for arming yourself against the government forces, dream on. Their weapons will out gun your arsenal at the very least, a hundred to one, and when they level your hideout they will assure the public that they destroyed yet another terrorist cell operating in their neighborhood.

Keeping a low profile is the best idea I have heard yet. If you are going to fight back it would be advisable to look as innocent and as harmless as possible. Little old ladies who know kung foo and carry automatic weapons would be nice. LOL




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Fri 02/27/09 07:30 PM

I've been debating here for quite a while on whether or not to post on this topic thread. I've gotten quite the chuckle here, noticing several things others posted here similar to things I posted decades ago on other forum sites. Executive orders, Steven Quayle (having listened to him on c-band satellite/shortwave/online for over 15 years), survival tips, guns/ammo, bows/arrows, and teaching self-sufficiency classes- all in the name of "waking people up" and "educating" them. It took several years to realize this was a futile effort. Those who want the information and are serious, will seek it out on their own. Regardless... good topic still. The best advice I can provide is-

1. KYMS (Keep Your Mouth Shut) in regards to what you have or looking for and conveying it on a public forum site when it comes to preparation (especially guns/ammo). Take it private (if you know what I mean and why). Next, the same people that scoff and sneer at your attempts to help them help themselves will be the first begging for your help when/if something happens. The only thing I will have to offer those people is telling them the story of "The Little Red Hen" and wish them well.

2. It's human nature to brag about skills, talents, and abilities (I am guilty of this myself at times as well) when it comes to preparation (for a crisis real or perceived). I believe the key is to keep a low profile. This doesn't to mean crawl into a bunker and hide but adopting/adapting to new ways of doing things like planting a vegetable garden disguised as a "hobby". Your local county cooperative extension service offers Master Gardener classes and food preservation (canning and freezing).

3. Preparation of this nature has to be a perpetual lifestyle choice and not like the novelty of packing for a weekend camping trip. A good way to test your situation to see how well you are prepared- remove the main circuit breakers from your electrical panel, disconnect the phone for a weekend, and use only the items in your home/apt. Take inventory and assess your strengths/weaknesses and make adjustments accordingly.

4. While food and guns are at the top of the list of things to have, the number one priority I believe is water and a good portable water purification system. My personal preference is the "Big Berkey". One can go weeks without food; However, one can only go a few days without water.

5. "It's better to be 10 years too early than one second too late". So you have your food, guns, and everything stored up- great, that's a start. When/if those supplies run out, get stolen, or lost... then what? Hope? Pray? Maybe the government will bail you out? Good preparation takes time and can't be achieved in a week or month, it takes years. Learning new skills and trades- many now considered obsolete/novelties and things we take for granted nowdays takes time. Vegetable gardening (using heirloom seeds that can be saved), soap making, knitting/sewing/weaving, woodworking/carpentry (using hand tools), hunting/fishing/butchering, just to mention a few. Knowledge is one thing you will always carry with you regardless of your situation. It weighs less than a can of corn and will sustain you for much longer.

I had a feeling I would get carried away here (preaching about getting prepared)... old habits die hard. The main message here (if there is one) is not to panic but not to bury your head in the sand either. Be realistic. I enjoy my computer, electricity, and modern convienences/technology as much as anyone else here; However, I also realize that just one little glitch in this current system- a domino effect is created. One little truckers strike, one little computer virus, one little key disaster (manmade or natural) is all it takes to cause this country to go into a complete paradigm paralysis.

My parting thought here. Those who are prepared aren't nearly as nervous/anxious about the current state of affairs as those who aren't.










Thank you for your input and THIS is pretty much my thoughts as to just a awareness as to this situation becoming REAL..

This week it is still getting worse out here..
And NOW some Governors are NOT wanting to take the monies for the unemployment extensions,,,meaning I GUESS? that THEIR NOT GOING TO ALLOW THEM IN their states?? If thats the case,,,WOW,,,I believe THEY WILL ALL change their minds on this state of economy as it will reach to their states in time..
ALL of this with ANY monies,,is ONLY A PACIFIER to what WILL STILL HAPPEN,,,in my mind,,as WE CANNOT BUILD FAST ENOUGH to put back to work ALL THAT WE HAVE W/O JOBS..

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Sun 03/01/09 10:32 PM
flowerforyou drinker :heart: I still say STOCK UP NOW...

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Sat 03/06/10 07:09 PM
THINGS HAVEN'T CHANGED MUCH HUH??????:cry: :wink:

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Sat 03/06/10 07:16 PM
I lived through Jimmy Carter's recession and the simultaneous oil embargo

this little "economic downturn" wouldnt make a pimple on that recessions butt

but it is good in that it woke a bunch of people up and maybe now they wont live their lives on credit financing champagne tastes on bud lite budgets

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Sun 03/07/10 02:49 PM


7.6 % unemployment, where we are now, is not a depression.

Unemployment in the 20 % range is.
Wasnt it Reagan the shifted the way those numbers we figured? Florida is at 10% but am told if it was figured the same way as it was in the Great Depression we would be some where around 16-18%!! Not far off of those depression numbers. If Im wrong please correct me. I like to learn!!!!!!


yes it was and under his wisdom he said anyone that was unemployed a year wasn't looking so with that thought all the people out there now unemployed isn't supposed to be counted . but regan is the lowest form of life this country ever had .

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Sun 03/07/10 03:47 PM
Edited by Kings_Knight on Sun 03/07/10 03:48 PM
Here's the official numbers thru the end of February '10 ... that's thirteen months into 'The ONE's 'administration' and shows how his 'porkulus' bill, his takeover of Government Motors and Christler, his adoption of AFL-CIO / SEIU / AFSCME union positions, his proposed takeover of ONE-SIXTH of our economy and our access to private health care thru 'ObamaCare' and 'Death Panels' has affected our economy ... of course, he HAS, to be fair, paid off all the bankers, AIG, and instilled fear into the market and the free enterprise system, including small businesses who have NO idea what to plan for or HOW to plan for it ... all they know for sure is that it's 'BOHICA' time ... and that's reflected in these numbers ... the ones, btw, that you'll NEVER see or hear reported in the State-controlled 'media' ...

http://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.t15.htm

Weed 'em and reap ...

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Thu 03/11/10 11:59 AM

We are IN a depression,,,WE have lost to many jobs to even think we can rebuild. As unemployment runs out,,,people WILL survive...
PARENTS will find food. WE all will fall victims to total meltdown.
Be ready,,,I'll give us about six months to see it at your door.

If Micky-d's starts closing stores here,,,,,,,,be AFRAID, VERY AFRAID!

How are your local FOOD PANTRIES DOING??
And local churches??? Thats another way to be up on how things are going,wink.. WE CAN'T BE TOLD WHERE IN A DEPRESSION.
The government THINKS we will PANIC,,,,and WE WOULD....But truth is truth..drinker :heart: :wink:




You know you are really below the poverty level when the depression that everyone is talking about has little effect on your life. ohwell

Never heard of Mick-d's.




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Thu 03/11/10 12:03 PM

flowerforyou drinker :heart: I still say STOCK UP NOW...


Its always good to be prepared.

When a snow storm stopped the trucks from running through our town it was less than a week when our town started running out of food because the roads were closed. Many people were stranded here and we were trying to feed them. We only have one grocery store. They had to open the roads and let them leave because people, the store, and the churches were running low on food items.




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Thu 03/11/10 12:11 PM

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Thu 03/11/10 12:13 PM
shotguns, bibles, home grown tomaters, and home brewed beer

sounds like Texas to me

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