Archive for August 10th, 2008

She Survives: Feeling the Panic yet?

She Survives: Feeling the Panic yet?
So tonight is revise the plan night. Tonight is sit down, make a list of the most probable scenarios we’d be dealing with and find solutions/actions that will work for us. Now, I’ve done this with things like weather/storm related issues, fire, chem spills and other things that wouldn’t neccessarily require we be gone for an extended period (aka a week or more). We’re good there.

The issues I’m working on tonight are more along the lines of quick BO’s to “the place” and what we would be able to toss in the vehicle in a matter of minutes. There is already a tote in there with a few days worth of easy, non-perishable foods, water, clothing, blankets and the like. The three season tent and personal BOB’s are set up in an easy access location for grabbing on the way out the door.

Down In The Hills Survivalist Blog: Craigslist

Down In The Hills Survivalist Blog » Blog Archive » Craigslist
I like many of you checkout Craigslist all the time. I have noticed a really big increase in the RV’s listing in my area. Some of them look real nice and are very reasonably priced. I saw these:

1984 Coachman, 31ft. CLASS A for $3000
1984 Southwind 27? CLASS A for $4500

Just to name a few. That are in the price range I can afford. I am sure in a few months I’ll see even better deals. I haven’t actually looked at either, but the pics looked pretty good. Of course you have to look them over very carefully, but still these are CLASS A motor homes that look to be in good condition. CLASS A !!!

msnbc.com: Vampire bats suspected in Venezuela deaths

Vampire bats suspected in Venezuela deaths - Infectious diseases- msnbc.com
At least 38 Warao Indians have died in remote villages in Venezuela, and medical experts suspect an outbreak of rabies spread by bites from vampire bats. Laboratory investigations have yet to confirm the cause, but the symptoms point to rabies, according to two researchers from the University of California at Berkeley and other medical experts.

The two UC Berkeley researchers — the husband-and-wife team of anthropologist Charles Briggs and public health specialist Dr. Clara Mantini-Briggs — said the symptoms include fever, body pains, tingling in the feet followed by progressive paralysis, and an extreme fear of water. Victims tend to have convulsions and grow rigid before death.

The Jakarta Post: Georgia reports new air attack near capital

Georgia reports new air attack near capital | The Jakarta Post
Intense fighting reportedly raged for a second night in the Georgian separatist region of South Ossetia on Saturday and Georgia’s interior ministry reported air attacks on three military bases and key facilities for shipping oil to the West.

America has no choice but to intervene at this point. 

Rense.com: War Alert!

War Alert!
Next, look for a US aircraft carrier to be sunk with all hands lost.

This is the classic ploy, just as in all past wars. Sunk by Israelis, most likely, but blamed on Iran to provide the pretext for a coordinated attack. Which is the oldest, most obsolete carrier now on station in the Gulf? Like all the obsolete iron left out to dry by Roosevelt in Pearl Harbor, America will lose a symbolic asset while the key will be the loss of life: about three or four thousand dead Americans is the way they think now, in order to get the American public on board in full outrage - the full complement of one of our carriers today.

Then - Martial Law and a National Draft

Expect some incident within America, possibly just as home-grown as was 9/11, to justify the imposition of martial law. Prepare your children for the prospect of a national draft.

What to Do?

Get out of the cities. If I were Iran, I would have prepositioned nuclear weapons throughout the US at strategic locations, most of which coincide with metropolitan areas. Keep in mind that Iranians are not Arabs - they are Aryan. They cannot be expected to roll over and react with nothing but rhetoric, as we have seen before, most notably in Iraq.

Stock up on food and water. It is too late to order from the dehydrated food suppliers. Go to your supermarket and stock up on canned and dried foods. Put as much away as your funds and storage space will allow. A year’s worth is not out of the question.

Keep your vehicle gas tanks filled and fill up some spare 5-gallon containers with fuel, as well. Have your way out of the city planned in advance.

Though prices have risen dramatically and supplies are much curtailed, get the other white metal - lead - well stocked, along with several weapons for self defense.

Get ready for a possible viral pandemic, similar to the 1917 Spanish Flu - this means, be prepared to quarantine your family for weeks, if not months.

If, after all preparations noted above, you happen to have any money left at all, convert it into anything silver or gold. The dollar is toast.

How will things go for America? Badly.

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