How to Survive an EMP Attack
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2023
- In this video, I talk about a strategy that I think may help you survive and major EMP attack. There are a lot of variables that will determine if you can survive such an attack. The reality is, most people will not survive, even those who use my strategy. I just think, however, the strategy will help increase the odds of survival.
I can think of just as many reasons why an attack could happen as I can why it will not. But, I want to be prepared nevertheless.
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FDA Approved Antibiotics Online:
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Partnership to End Addiction - Almost 70 Percent of Americans Take at Least One Prescription Medication, Study Finds:
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QuoteWizard - Mental Health Prescriptions:
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Prison Policy Initiative “Mass Incarceration - The Whole Pie 2023”:
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Futurism.com “Congressional Report: A North Korean EMP Attack Would Kill 90% of all Americans”:
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FORBES “Protecting America’s Power Grids From EMP Attacks”:
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Foxnews.com “US vulnerable to Chinese electromagnetic attack, experts say”:
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Mayo Clinic “Nearly 7 in 10 Americans Take Prescription Drugs, Mayo Clinic, Olmsted Medical Center”:
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Insurance Journal “Mental Health Drug Prescriptions on the Rise”:
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I moved to Tennessee 2 years ago to a off grid spot 20 miles away from a small town of 500 or less. Went solar, orchard, chickens, pigs, etc not only because of these issues but also so no matter what they do or allow I stand a great chance we'll over 3 years of stored food on site not counting homestead. My point is I did it you can too.
Most people can't do this for a variety of reasons. We were pretty isolated when we lived in the mountains for 7 years. We felt safe. See my video on what it was like for us...
ruclips.net/video/fMg7MRlxO6c/видео.html
Be aware in case of 2 dormant volcanos in Virginia, I read book of John Casey called the cold sun where Carrington event 1849 earth quake that river ran up about a week
@@namiesnaturals3557 anywhere u would be screwed I needed to think people not God events
Shitcan I come help
@@jasonblack6142 age , location and what r your skills
Thank you for covering this topic! Many folks have NO idea what the stakes are here... and are ill prepared with NO PLANS IN PLACE to mitigate this scenario. Those folks will then become OUR problem.
That why I did it. Based on previous comments on my other videos, I can tell many people really dont have a clear understanding what may happen or what it would be like. No one really knows what would happen, but I think I made a fairly good educated guess.
Wish I had neighbors like you
Thank God some folks got their act together. Hope you hold your cards tight to you chest . And do make mistakes in natural disasters that your neighbors will not forget .
Like hay that guy ran a generator or they put out panels to charge batteries. ? .
We invested on second floor windows solor film the mechanics of it are disconnected and in feraday cage . Plus back ups in another cage . .
When in Rome do add the Romans do ,( grey man out)
@@toddhendricks8239 Thats one of the points of having solar panels to charge portable power unit! It doesnt make noise so people dont know what you have. I place panels in my yard in power outage and my neighbors don't have a clue what I have!
@@LoneStarPrepping panels can be in the home out of sight .
I KEAP mine inside in 2 rooms . Yes I nead to move furniture a bit . And I am able to KEAP up with min power neads .
Upper windows have solor film . They just fill up batteries. From these I charge solor generators . Lower windows have security film .
The real point is not to be seen .
Now if you out in the boondocks you can be more relaxed I guess . But I live in the suburbs on edge of the country . 10 miles from large population center . I am lucky to have a well that puts out soft water and is not on city records . It is set to run on 110 . Rehabbed the home . It was abandoned . Gutted it redid all electric wires plumbing and beefed up wooden frame work . Now have 8 inch wall studs 2x 6 door frames roof is up to Hurricane code then some . I am in northwest Ohio. . Sump crock set to level 1 ft deap than dry season . 2 ways for water to flow out of it . Outside French drain or inside to daisy chain 55 gallon water drums .
Took lots time to do this . But my skill set was home building and a plumber my friend is a electrician . The other a good auto mechanic. Together we have done a lot of Mc Guiver home and camper trailer rebuilds . . A off grid 16x 20 two story shed built know fully livable . Has it own power grid . And a well water access .
It is still being improved. Easy sleep 6
Extremely honest and covered things in a manner i've not yet heard... IE "don't buy food that requires tons of water to prepare if ya ain't gonna have the water to prepare it"!! love the vid tks!
Thank you for taking part of your day to watch!
As a born again Christian my first desire is to introduce others to Christ. If I had life sustaining resources and others did not. The most convincing and compassionate thing I could do would be to share. Share and trust God to provide what my family and myself would need. The only certainty about this life is that no one’s getting out alive. But if I can help people receive life, everlasting in the next world. That should be my highest priority. And it is. Fighting for the kingdom of heaven.
Me too. 🙏🙏❤️❤️. Unfortunately, there is only 3 to 100,000 people that would do this. And you and me are the 2. God bless you. 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏
Thank you for saying this. I'll just have to take my chances too. I know where I'm going when I leave here. And I want others to come too. And it might take me sharing what I have to show them the way. God bless you.
I liked your calm no hype way of staying the facts. You laid them out clearly and concisely. Thank you
I appreciate that!
Great video! People better wake up! We haven't seen anything yet! Keep prepping and gain all the knowledge you can. Peace to all
Glad you liked it.
And... be mentally ready, to leave all that behind and go on the run if you have to in order to save your lives.
I'm ready to save people from the Psychopaths ,narcissist ,sociopaths.i do it everyday, vibration is key . No one in their darkness can press your power button on your own spiritual flashlight.
@@theoriginaldashriprockrun where ? You won’t scape the wrath of the creator .
@@Alelluyah144 Geez... you know exactly what I'm talking about.
We prep pretty much exclusively for emp since that tends to cover almost every other potential issue. I keep about 18 months worth of food so that if I have to skip a gardening season we will eat until the next garden harvest. We plant more of our gardening space to feed our small livestock (chickens, Muscovy ducks, meat rabbits) and will bring those animals inside rather than allow them to be picked off by people who can't figure out that eggs every day beats a quick chicken dinner ... same for rabbit litters and clutches of ducks. One litter of rabbits will fill enough pint jars to last us a month, as an example (and yes, I'm well aware you can't rely solely on rabbit meat!!). We hatch out two incubators of chicken eggs to raise for meat as well, and Muscovy ducks provide red meat very similar to beef that is almost completely fat free ... some sort of fat must be added. We have a hand pump for our shallow well along with a rain water cachement system, a three bucket filtration setup, Sawyer and Lifestraw filters along with a Berkey. I built a combo two burner rocket stove/grill/earthen oven/hot and cold smoker on the end of our porch that is under a tin roof and it can be used year round. For heating we have a wood burning stove that can also be used for cooking during the winter. We added a hot water system to it. For cooling, we put in a passive system similar to what is used to control airflow and humidity in root cellars (which I would love, but with a 3-5 foot water table on our property is a no-go) by cutting 6 inch holes on one side of our small home into the floor, and the same on the opposite side into the ceiling. These have 6 inch pvc pipe covered with screen and hardware cloth, and we use pvc end caps to open/close them as necessary. It isn't AC, but it drops the interior temp about 20 degrees with no power required. Our two interior walls are floor to ceiling food storage with paneling doors attached with piano hinges. Yes, it requires moving furniture, but it keeps food from being visible to any casual eye. We cut two holes in our floor, dropped in two chest freezers that have been insulated and have air venting, and use them as mini root cellars.
We have regular toilets and a back flow valve on the city pipes, but we also have a full sawdust toilet with totes full of sawdust stacked outside. Sawdust is generally free if you have a sawmill nearby and are willing to shovel it yourself. In addition, we have a contained barrel system that will generate compost and is considered 'code' compliant in many states. Sanitation and diseases such as cholera, ecoli, typhoid, etc. will be one of the biggest killers after an emp. Most people have NO clue about handling human waste, and I would urge EVERYONE to purchase a book titled 'The Humanure Handbook'. It is less than $20 and will walk you through setting up a safe system no matter where you live. You can generally set up any of them for under $100. I would also urge you to make sure you have a back flow valve on your sewer line because everyone that uses water to flush their toilet after the city water pumps shut down will flood homes lower than them with sewage. If that happens to your home, you will have to move. It is better to spend the $40 bucks on the valve now and pay a plumber if necessary (check your local codes to see if that is required) than to have your home permanently contaminated and unlivable. Make sure you have some bleach (preferably powder form) that you can use for rinsing dishes and hands as well. Look into family cloth rather than wasting valuable space storing toilet paper. Stock up on soap that you can safely use with gray water for a garden and the means to wash your clothing. That can be as simple as a bucket and new toilet plunder, or a pair of old timey wash tubs and a wringer. Buy clothesline and clothespins!! Invest in a camping solar shower (or several depending on the size of your family) and designate a place you can place them and use them whether that is indoors or outdoors. If you are getting water from a river/stream you should still filter it for the shower. Your skin absorbs more toxins than if you were eating/drinking them.
Our windows have security film, we have placed several 6 foot planters that have a base filled with concrete and rebar to hold decorative plants and stop vehicles from ramming into our home. We also have thorny stuff planted in areas that we can't see from inside, and our perimeter fence is planted in blackberries, acacia, wisteria, and roses ... over cattle panels. It does require yearly upkeep to keep the wisteria in check, but it also keeps pretty much anything from coming over or through that fence line. We have both electric and non electric alarms that cover our garden, coop, and front yard areas. This summer we have plans to harden the wall area under windows and on the sides of our doors. We have alarms on those, and have swapped out the latch plates and screws on the doors.
While we do have minimal solar, our goal was more towards requiring as little electric as possible. We have more non-electric tools and kitchen gadgets than anything requiring electric. I can safely can on my rocket burners, and we have both electric and non-electric dehydrating items (and hundreds of Tattler lids in addition to regular lids). I would anticipate that it may be close to 3 years after an emp attack before somewhat normal power is restored, possibly longer.
The other thing we do have is communications ~ ham, cb, short wave, and walkie talkies that every local family member and friend also have. We have backups now for most of it that are in a faraday cage along with backups of our hard drives, batteries, etc. We don't have a cell phone, just a landline. Communication as well as information is something I consider vital, so we have a good bit of that.
Stock up a first aid closet ~ not a kit. Think about how many gauze bandages you would go through in a single week for any large wound and buy 10 times what you think you might need. Add in several trauma bandages, at least one tourniquet, quik clot, zip tie closures, alcohol, peroxide, iodine, a suture kit, a dental kit, and a birthing kit in addition to the normal ointments, bug stuff, and bandaids.
Last, books. How to books. DIY books. Gardening books. Livestock care books. Home canning and hunting books. Etc. Don't download them to a device ~ buy the books! Stay safe out there!
Sounds like you well prepared. Unfortunately, this kind of prepping is beyond the reach for most people. We sure felt safer when we were living in the mountains! Here is a video on my channel on what it was like for us living in the mountains.
ruclips.net/video/fMg7MRlxO6c/видео.html
@@LoneStarPrepping We're in our 60s now and have been living on disabled/military retirement for almost 2 decades. We're living on a triple lot at the edge of a town with a population of 9000+. We manage this because we have consistently lived well below our means. The only real reason I see for most people not being able to do these things is their priorities. We choose where we live and what we spend our money on. In all honesty, what we have right now is far less than the small farm we had before my in-laws needed help ~ but we incorporated all of our prepping that we could when we moved here.
Most of our preps are cached with no directions or locations listed anywhere in our home or on our property, and only my husband and myself know the locations. Whether or not we survive is in God's hands, but what we have isn't going to benefit anyone that doesn't know how to garden, maintain various systems, raise/care for livestock, or have the years we've put into learning various skills. No one can 'take' those things, and without that knowledge, the most anyone would gain from our demise is a few days/weeks of food. When it is gone, they are back to whatever place they were when they show up. We're both disabled btw, so most of what we do takes longer (and wow I envy the equipment you had/used!).
@@LierinEdana My wife and I have lived below our means as well. We own our home and cars and have no debt and we are retired. We chose to live below our means all these years so we can do just what we are doing right now.
@@LoneStarPrepping Unfortunately, that is the biggest difference between those who prepare and those who don't; making that choice. I expect most who chose not to to be the single biggest problem ~ over and above any inconvenience or hardship something like an emp could cause.
But... are you also prepared to leave and bug out somewhere else? The reality is that in dire scenarios, none of us will be able to stay at home. There's no way to fortify your home well enough to keep the mob away from what you have that they want.
Very helpful. I bought the plastic liner to fill with water in the tub. I have enough food for 6 months. We expect to stay in our house. I need to buy the metal container for a faraday cage. My husband has one fire arm. We live in a condo in a gated community. There is a pond and golf course that our condo has at the back with a deck. I need to buy a Sawyer water purification system. And improve the food and medicine situation. You have helped me so much. I am 74 yrs old with no family to assist.
You sound better prepared than 80% of the population! Hang in there.
You are in danger of burring. HEMP's cause LOTS of fires so prepare for them 1st then worry about people..
Just a note about golf courses, many of them, not all but many, have their own wells for irrigation of the courses. It may be a good idea to find out. Because a fresh source of water will be like gold. Now most likely it will also have a pumping system but maybe a large generator wil be able to power it in a grid down situation just an idea to hold onto and maybe have a backup plan just in case...
Interesting!
SPOT ON SIR!!! I think you're the first RUclips prepper I've seen that actually says the truth about EMP and other societal collapse scenarios. Bugging in may not be an option! So many Preppers think that stockpiling years worth of food and supplies in their home is the way to go. And in some scenarios, that will work. But I think most scenarios bugging in is not going to be the best option, if at all. And another mistake that most Preppers make is that they are vocal about them prepping. They actually talk to others about how they are stockpiling and getting ready for a disaster. I think that's the worst thing of pepper can do is share anything about what they're doing. The bottom line is, we all need to be able to be ready to go on the Run. Yes, stockpiling food and supplies if necessary, but we also have to live in the real world and realize that we may have to leave all that in order to save our lives.
So true... Thanks for your comment.
Damn true ,making me rethink
That's why you bury it in plastic only buckets so you can double back at a later date to get it.
@@reneerupert5830 that may help for small number of people. But you got to remember the 80% of the population lives in the major metropolitan cities. During an MP or other catastrophic events, we may be on foot, and we'll go wherever. it may not be a specific, predetermined location.
Everyone should have a hardcopy version of the Bible in their home. God goes with you wherever you go! Be at peace, prep and pray.
Over fifty here…we’ll over; 77 in fact. I’ve been prepping for around fifteen years. After retirement we left the Houston area and moved to daughter and son in law’s ranch. We have a small herd (30) of cows, chickens, several stocked ponds and a decent sized garden. At my age, I can’t do everything I used to do, but I usually figure a way to get it done. Appreciate your insight.
Sounds as if you are set! We Ioved living in the mountains, growing our own food, cutting our own firewood, raising chickens etc... but it would be a lot of work for us at this stage of life. Here is what is was like for us 17 years ago...
ruclips.net/video/fMg7MRlxO6c/видео.htmlsi=KejcTa3E3Zn2MhOf
Envious of the stocked pond! And the herd, we only keep 2 steers at a time for the two of us. We still have lots of beef left, this year I've ordered meat birds and we'll get some pigs. I can't work 15-18 hours a day anymore either! But I get 'er done....sometimes I have to ask for help, which hurts almost as much!
Great info. It would be a horrific situation no matter what. I think the psychological prepping would be as important as supply prepping.
I agree. Good point.
I never said that working with other liked minded people was 100% safe. It could cause major problems, but it is better than trying to protect your family alone. That just will not work, in my opinion. I gave detailed reasons in my video.
Unless you are willing to kill without hesitation or remorse, prepping is just an exercise in futility for the gullible.
Great video! Really good discussion points. I’ve told students of mine, you don’t have to buy five years worth of supplies. You just have to have more Supplies than everybody around you. Stay low stay safe.
Thank you for watching!
Great video brother! So many points packed in a single video.
Appreciate it!
Excellent, Excellent, Excellent video! So much common sense in this video. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.
Perfect timing for this video! Especially since Alaska underwater internet cables were cut yesterday!
Some say it was ice that cut the lines.
Omg I didn't see on local news. Only have fire stick.
Im not sure they know for sure anything... I really dont know.
@@namiesnaturals3557omg I don't even have a TV. I better get one before all the power goes out.
I noticed through many channels that the US Military are now beginning to drive trucks and tanks into certain areas...as in Idaho, many citizens have seen and recorded the many trucks going through their streets.
Preparing for something big coming, I'm sure !
Get prepared and stay safe. 🙏
Interesting. Thanks for the info...
WHAT SIDE ARE THE MILITARY ? TRUMP OR BIDEN
Possible, but more likely National Guard exercises, it's that time of the year when they do the 2 week training schedule, and it doesn't happen all at once.
Just wanted to add, your video reminded me to pull out my BOB water supply plastic container, and place it next to the tub. I don't want to be hunting around for it when I need to be filling it with water! Thanks again, love your channel.
Good idea!
Thank you sir. My family is greatful for your insights
So glad I could be of help...
I shared this and thank you so much very very helpful!
Glad I could help.
Hi mate. Just found your channel, really like your content. Sensible, clear and concise. I have subscribed!
Thanks for watching and for the sub!
Your right about the meds. I take 1 that's absolutely critical for me. I plan to speak with my doctor. I've been prepping for years. It's my main hobby. My garage is set up completely for prepping. The main door has not been opened in 15 years. Completely secured. Nobody has a clue. No joke. I'm looking at a pool with cover to set up in my garage at the last minute. 2600 gallons. $120.00. Keep it stored until I need it. I have plenty already but why not? Maybe I will get lucky and be able to fill it. If not I can put it outside and collect rainwater.
I wish you luck with the extra meds from the doc.
@@dougwilson8274 There will be fires, yes, I get it. Plan for it...
Thank you for all your info. I live in a very small town in BC Canada. Lots of water here and wild game as well. Were about 2 hrs away from any city center so off the mail trail so to say and just about 800 people here a good advantage. All the best to you and yours...
That is awesome!
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Ty thankful for your show. My husband does not believe that
At this is not going to happen. As
you said it might but it might not. I will be prepared in some ways.
Thanks again for all you do to raise awareness.
Ps. I am partial blind.I hope my mistakes are few
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Thank you for your comment. Glad to hear you are preparing in some ways. 👍
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Thank you for sharing this information with us
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Excellent video! Great information! Thank you!
Thanks for watching and your comment.
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Well done. I am surprised what you covered in 13 minutes.
It is one thing to prepare, food, water, all of the things, but I believe the most important will be the human factor. I am old enough to have been around during the cuban missile crisis, lived in south florida at the time and still do now. I remember neighbors who had underground shelters installed in their back yards and the conversation was how they would have to defend against their own neighbors trying to enter the small shelters. Really take them out in order to save their own family.
But even more importantly, I owned a gas station in Homestead Florida when hurricane andrew came over us, virtually destroying everything, no power anywhere for months. I had the only gas station that went on a generator the next day, and ran on generator for 2 months. That first day it was total chaos, looting everywhere, violence everywhere. The police were simply running around with sirens on, not even able to prevent or arrest anyone. The police chief told me, you are on your own. Total anarchy. Full curfew, that really didn't work.
On the day we opened to do gas, there was over a 2 mile long vehicle line, hundreds of hundreds of individuals with gas cans standing just off the property. When it appeared that we were about to open, there was this mad rush, it took firing a weapon into the air to stop it. Folks were out of control. All of my employees were armed, mine openly on my hip. We ran a tight ship and had some help from an 82nd airborne unit that had bivouacked over night on my property.
But one wrong move and it would have been a lost cause. All the time we were witnessing full on looting of businesses and homes in the area. You would never have thought that would happen in the usa, but it did and with folks that you were surprised to see doing it and within just hours. This story is very log and shocking, I intentionally kept out a lot of details, you get the picture.
If you are not prepared, with the full ability to defend yourself and loved ones, with plenty of ammo, then you are not prepared to survive, it's really that simple, you will lose everything and your life.
Incredible comment! Really enjoyed reading it! I would love to hear the other details. I didnt live there at the time, but I remember! Great that you made it through. Can you imagine something like this happening nation wide?
@@LoneStarPrepping Yeah, the full story would fill a book, maybe I should've written one, as so much of the aftermath of what happened has never been told. Isn't that the way politics and coverups work ?
Don't have the time this minute, for the full book, but I'll mention one instance, that gives a window into how the government or maybe better aid, certain entities would react if given the power. We had a local authority that wanted a 30 acre parcel our family owned for decades, when the storm hit, they saw the opportunity to condemn the property, trying to put it out of business, so they thought they could grab it. I had to threaten the corps of engineers, a Colonel, with my firearm on my hip, when they arrived with D8's to bulldoze the property on the orders of some local politician. This was a long drawn out battle, they tried over a couple of years to take the property, we spent hundreds of thousands just to keep our own property from the dictators who were abusing emergency orders to become little Caesars. We won, but the moral of the story is not to be complacent with regard to governmental power, it can be and was excessive. There is actually a law, that states the government can confiscate your preps, food and water and evict you from your own property in an emergency, so you need to be aware of those little Caesars.
If you're interested, let me know, I'll mention more related to what happened in that hurricane.
Yep. I was 15. Remember also when the truckers went on strike & the folks in Hialeah burned their own stores cause there was no food. Remember in early 70's when they said "no gas" & we rode horses to town. Read "Alas, Babylon " when I lived by Homasassa Springs & been prepping ever since. Just not back east!
I hope nothing ever happens to upset our lives, I really do, but I refuse to just sit by and be ignorant to the real possibility of really bad stuff happening. It's no longer just gas lines, we saw that in the 70's and pretty much just waited for it to be over. Now, if something happens, it will be life changing, the type of event that could end civilization. Still I love life too much to give up and it's easy to prepare, the hard part will be defending your preps and family, that you have to get real serious about.
Good luck with whatever you do.@@MyraKay-iu5vs
South Florida here.
Yes you are exactly correct
Pray it doesn’t happen but the moment people realized the lights aren’t coming back on then all hell will break loose
I recently installed 4 55 gallon rain catchment barrels. I cleaned one out last night with water sitting in it for the past two months. This video gave me the idea of topping off the barrels right after an event. The water could be used for toilet flushing and garden watering
Glad I could help
People get stuck on the idea of a toilet having to have water....just 'go' outside, in your horse's stall, LOL, etc. if you have one of course. After years of keeping toilet paper in a cabinet in the barn so I don't have to go in the house, take muddy shoes off, use the bathroom, ...... I just use a stall. Then one time when the power was out, I just brought a bucket of shavings in the house to use, works fine. A bale of shavings is around $6, and is useful for so many things. I've stacked them up during a minor flooding even where water was getting into one of the stalls - that was when 3 feet of snow was around the barn and it was getting inches of rain. Just an idea for you from a farm girl.
Well, you've convinced me to start stocking up on things.🎉❤ Thank You
Glad I could help :)
I, know all about this and I am so glad you are talking about this and I hope people will get ready.
Its good to prepare for the worst and hope and pray for the best.
So you are aware of the fires created by a HEMP?
Hurricane season in Louisiana. .. we were 4 1/2 weeks or more without power here. We learned a lot!
Nothing like a disaster like that to give you a first hand education. It would be interesting to here what it was like for you.
@@LoneStarPrepping First off let me say that having warning about events ahead of time ..is priceless!! Prep includes cleaning up objects that could fly away. Stocking up on can goods and snacks for the kids all summer during the season, but we were totally unprepared in my opinion, for the LONG Haul! Our family dynamic at the time consisted of 5 children, 6 adults+1 that came to visit and got stuck here for 2 weeks, and 7 dogs. With stores shut down and no gas stations open nearby, the generator went down after a week. We had one family member driving to Mississippi state line to get us gas..just ridiculous..and then we needed cash. That was gone in the second week. The heat in the home was ridiculous so we practically camped in the shade out back and we had to do laundry until we ran out of soap. hint: laundry items and personal care items are NECESSARY! National guard provided cases of water and MRE's which was great because by the 3rs week we were running out of food . Ice was also provided by national guard . We cook out a lot in the summer so thank goodness we had extra charcoal for the grill! The plan we made was use all of the freezer food and cook out until we no longer could use the generator for the freezer ( we've been forwarded since Katrina in 2005) . Just so many things that we prepped for worked like a charm . All summer long we buy double dog food regularly and we had enough for 4 weeks. It did get a little iffy after that and we had started to ration slowly after the 2nd week. I actually had laundry drying on the fences for all that time . Everyone was prepped, even the kids , when you showered with the hose you will wash your current clothing at the same time and hang it out to dry. And the drippy soapy clothes (lol) was actually hung in some places over areas of the veg garden ! Water was scarce and for keeping hydrated! 4 1/2 weeks..we had relief . So much more ...we learned so much more, that I ever thought possible! #1 - learn to work as a TEAM! And then stay calm .
We don't have the same family dynamic this year as 2 years ago for Hurricane Ida, but we are just as ready with more of things we know we'll need .( Hand held can opener) (cash) ( gas cans always kept full and rotated) more canned goods less dry goods that need water) and we now have 2 shade canopies and the tree out back is gone for firewood. Added a screened tent because finding bug spray was useless when store shut down. and many more cases of water water and water!
Thank you for sharing! I will re-read this a little later.
For some reason i enjoy watching these kinds of videos. We barely scrape by with immediate needs so these dreams of full cupboards and extensive long term survival is out of the question.
I think my answer wld just be a hike deep into the woods with no intention of coming out.
The grid will collapse- for a day or for months. Good luck to you all and hopefully your plans are sufficient.
Im almost finished making a video about my bugout bag but it isn't cheap, for sure. However, I plan to do a video about how to put together a budget bugout bag and budget home emergency supplies. Stay tuned...
you will burn. HEMPS cause a lot of fires, no one is coming to put them out. So go luck with that "woods" idea.
Awesome video!
Thank you.
I’m not sure what led you to this but you are very good at this. Keep it up.
Thank you. I was a teacher for years. I think that helps.
Great video!
Thanks for watching!
This was very helpful 🙂
Control the power outage to see what you need. 😮so informative, thank you!
You bet! Check out my "Texas Arctic Freeze" power outage video...
Thank you! This is so informative and what I been telling my family for past 3 years, I moved out of the City into the country but this doesn’t mean I won’t have problems as only 3 of us around me has a garden and chickens, they have land but just to dang lazy to grow a garden or have chickens most are on EBT I have to lock up my chickens as a 2 legged predator stole 10 hens and a rooster while I went to city for my brothers funeral, have someone stealing out of my garden when I am at work and we are not in a complete crisis … can imagine what it will become when we are, pretty frightening
When I lived in a log house in the mountains, I had chickens. Then my dogs killed them :(
I have a vidro on my channel that shows what it was like for us living uo there...
that means they are watching your home and know when you come/go. they felt confident you would not return and took your entire brood of chickens. you should recognize this invasion and theft as fair warning to take action by implementing a proper defense/offense system to keep trespassers out and do it now before the behavior amps up. theft and assaults will be much more prevalent when people are desperate.
@@annabanan5518 I got 3 dogs and do regular target practices lol but your right and now I have everything under lock except my garden but I am getting a high fence as soon as I can afford to
@@dougwilson8274 I was a volunteer fire fighter. You are wrong. People would be the main problem, not fire.
Thank you for your service. Guys like me, 20 yr paid firefighter/paramedic Needed your help. So use that training to teach your readers.
Thanks for your great info. Rude awakening as to what's needed in the event we cross paths with a possble power outage or EMP event.
Glad you liked it!
Good video. You sound pretty prepared.
Thanks for watching it.
Great video. New to the channel awesome content👍🏾
Welcome aboard!
Very well done sir
Thanks for taking time to watch it.
Its all abt planning ahead of time,very wise words.
Guess thats the very definition of a prepper. Thank you for watching.
Great focused insights here for bugging out. Water is the big thing that scares me.... food we can ration out to 800 - 1000 calories a day (I have dieted like this before for 6 months, it is do-able for adults to save the food for your kids). But water is something we cannot live without. I think wherever you plan to bug out, make sure you are near a water source. Without water you will die.
Your bugout routes are very important. Remember, though, millions of people will be doing the same thing.
If you live somewhere that rains alot water wouldn't be an issue. Just put buckets out ever time it rains then store that water. Now if you lived in Arizona then your screwed. I imagine people would get paid to take water to Arizona. If cars no longer work would we start making pedal cars and trucks. Would definitely lower obesity.
@@KentPetersonmoney I think everyone will be working out to survive and eating less which is probably what I should be doing now! Im in Australia, similar to Arizona dry climate so rain is tricky... we do get periods of lots of rain but also can get extended dry periods too. For fun I looked on the map yesterday to see where the closest water source is, for me its the river that runs through our city and that is no good an option. I really will have no choice but to get away from where i live and head to the country.
@@KentPetersonmoney Rainwater will only work if this nuclear war never happens.
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Have lard on hand to seal boiled meat in jars if you have no canning lids. Wax was used for jellies, erc.
Wow. I have never heard of that.
In the military, I saw people in other countries use children to get into homes, churches and even military installations. As a Christian I have to seek God's guidance and more than likely give the child crackers or some lesser value item. In case the child is a decoy, it might buy one time to prepare for defense. Whenever you are focused on the front door, have someone cover the back door, even if you recognize the person at front door
I collected a lot of dry cereal products, groats, rice, beans, etc. 1500 kg and growing. Everything packed in vacuum bags and hidden. I live outside the city, I have my own well. I learned trapping and have equipment I made myself - this form of hunting is illegal in my country. I have a river and a pond nearby with fish. I don't have a large family and we can survive for a long time on the supplies we collect. However, after watching your video - antibiotics are something I need to add to my resources. Various creators rarely talk about the need to collect the most basic tools. Without tools, it is practically impossible to build or produce anything. Skills are the key thing imho. Learn how to fish with a trap, learn how to set a trap for a roe deer or a hare, learn how to smoke because you have to collect and get food all the time. I have the impression that too many creators completely ignore the training and focus on gadgets - knives, backpacks, flashlights, etc
Sounds like you're set!
@@LoneStarPrepping I hope we will never have to find out in practice... but if necessary, I try to be as ready as possible. It is worth mentioning the importance of maintaining secrecy - do not brag left and right that you are collecting supplies, you are a "prepper", because if someone determined to find out about it in a critical situation, it may be a big threat. Kind regards
I agree. I kept my preps to myself for years, but decided to share with the YT community. Some of my own family and friends have no idea about this channel. Unfortunatly, Im guessing that google is in bed the the goverment and has or will disclose YT preppers when they decide to take everything. However, there won't be anything for them to take, in my case.
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Thank U for this. Hope all is well it has been a while?
Thank you for watching.
I’ve been prepping and am moving to a lesser populated area where a lot of people have the same mindset. Hopefully we can all come together as a community but I’ll always worry about the ones ready to rob me. I’m prepared for that as well. It’s hard to turn a child away but you’ll never know if it’s a cleaver ploy mob ready to rob you if they know you have food. It’s self survival no matter the consequences!
I brought up the child story because I wanted people to go beyond what they have already thought about. I wanted people to see that they may have to make decisions that are very difficult. It's good to think about this kind of thing ahead of time. It helps to push ethical and moral issues so people see just how bad this kind of thing can get.
Networking to do what!!! Start the mess all over!!! Blessings and thank you!!!
Hopefully we would have learned something.
WELL SAIS...THANKS
Thank you. I would like to here more about how you prep being in a wheelchair. It may provide hope to other people.
The dangerous people will be the neighbors that didn’t prepare. They will want your stuff.
And yet there are people that think the Chinese air balloons weren’t a test. God help us all.
Chinese air balloons can't cause an emp big enough to take out a walmart.. if its an EMP wich i believe it will be , it will be a high altitude nuke or the sun like in 1856
Well I guess you could say I've been prepping since 2018, but I didn't know I was. It's time to start refilling my canning jars, I guess I'll can milk distilled water and food, will not replace the power or the gas or water that we need. I can't do enough for that long but I will have some and share with my scared family members as long as I'm able. I can not aloud my self to worry over this but I can try to prepare whatever I have for days to come but I couldn't guarantee how many days or how long that would be. All I can say i pray and trust in the Lord to help get my family and I by. I used to worry a lot over this, as the years passed I realize I can't allow myself to go through this worry anymore and I'll do the best I can day-by-day. I'll pray for everybody, I pray for our country the United States of America all the people in America and for all the people that take care of America and the American people as well as other people who become Americans, we're All God's children regardless and my God bless us all and give us the knowledge and strength to know what to do and do it.
Really appreciate your video
End is coming
We should be prepared
Thanks for watching.
If you think about everything that's been done and not done, it would seem that they know what's coming and simply plan for all that to happen
Explain... Who is "they"? What do you mean "simply plan"? Who? What do you mean "they know whats coming"?
@@LoneStarPrepping if those in charge wanted to protect the public they would. If you, as a said person, are aware of what cyclical catastrophes are on deck you squeeze all the wealth out of the rest of the population then allow them to die back.
Restricting access to unadulterated protein because of cow farts or bird flu panic, dangerous vaccine mandates, burning down food processing plants and places where INS will no longer cover homes, not hardening the power grid, letting everyone across the border... These things are not random. THEY are preparing US for round up and slaughter covertly.
An in depth analysis report regarding critical infrastucture commissioned by the US government was released on the same day as the report on 9-11-01 attack. The report was very thorough and listed solutions but nobody in government wanted to know because "who would pay for it all"
I agree, although an initial €₩♧ would be a major event, what happens 48 to 96 hours and beyond, roving bands of desperate individuals would be the real threat.
Thanks for the great reminder & other videos.
That's pretty much what my entire video was about. Thanks for your comment and for watching.
If you don't have guns and plenty of ammo and be willing to use them then don't waste your time with any other preparations because sooner or later everything will be taken from you!!!
@@CrayZee- You really think knives would be enough? Not even close. And, without combat training on how to use knives, they would be pretty much useless against someone who knows how to use one and against firearms. In fact, a knife would likely end up being used against you, without training.
@@CrayZee- I dint know you were a minor. Sorry, its not my place to talk weapons with a 14 year old.
Within three days people will start depopulating. Then a few days more those desperate for food and water will be weak and not thinking and starting to disappear. Ten days to two weeks water borne diseases will start taking a toll. Those in cities who have won't be willing to take any road trips. 90 days after the numbers of food challenged will begin to disappear. Travel won't be possible after a pulse event because most cars won't run.i just think the folks in the country side face the most serious times soon after the initial event.
My way of thinking, if you are a parent and you have not started making plans to take care you your family, its not my fault or responsibility to do so when times are hard.
After seeing the way things are going these days, people need to start planning for an EMP, which is probably the worst thing that can happen.
You WILL NOT be able to be a lone wolf, you cant conduct 24 hr operations and security on your own. As for sewage, I am on a septic tank for a reason, I will not need to worry about sewage. I will be able to use my toilet by bringing in water from the stream behind my house. I would recommend having 1.5 years worth of food. The reason for that time is if SHTF happens in the middle of summer, you will not be able to grow anything until the next spring, that is possibly 9 months, then wait 3-4 months for the crops to come in. The extra food is just in case you allow others to come in, or the plants dont produce as much as you think.
I also put solar panels and my power station in faraday bags to help protect those items from an EMP. Good luck in the future.
Very good points. I made some of those points in the video. I suggested 3 to 6 months of food and water. This would be minimum. People need a place to start. If you have 2 weeks of supplies and a bugout bag, you are better off than 80% of the population. That shows how unprepared people are. I miss living in the mountains. We were on a well and septic and propane. Here is a little video what it was like for us living in the mountains.
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@@LoneStarPrepping I will check out the other video. I really want to get a propane tank, but still working on the wife with that one. The video was great, I made the other point just because some people may think that 6 months is good and stop there. I think 2 years is what people should strive for. I do agree, after 6 months, you wont have to worry too much about a lot of people, most will be gone by that time. People will still have to worry about being able to grow the amount of food needed to feed a family, which is a lot. Great talk, and video.
We have about 2.5 years of food. It wont do much good should we be forced to leave. We have a lot of water stored because of the freeze dried food as well.
@@LoneStarPrepping I am 50 years old now. I know if I am forced to leave my home, it would be extremely tough. I do have plans in place for a place to go, and have a plan for others to come to my property with their families. I know that a lone wolf cant do all the work and stand 24 hour security. One of the best parts of living in the South East US, there is always water right around the corner. I have stocked up on ways to purify water from the streams and ponds and from rain catchment systems. It will be an interesting time if we need to use our stock.
I just got to the emp part of the video and I think it is important to have a follow through plan because we don’t know if the emp was a precursor to a nuke attack.
I dont think an emp is a precursor to nuke because, if it is China, they would want the real estate and a nuke would damage the land and water. They would just wait for us to die off from multiple emps.
HEMPS are standard operating procedure for any country in that scenario. ALL HEMPS cause a LOT of fires. So upgrade your firefighting skills now or pay later.
the EMP will be caused by a high altitude nuke.. no radiation. the power grid will take 18 to 24 months to be turned back on and in the mean time the people will perish.. perfect scenario for a government enemy.. take out the people without destroying the planet.. remember with a nuke war there will be no grass or trees or bushes.. so no oxygen.. and no matter how rich you are or how deep your bunker.. you can't create oxygen so no scorched earth. even the rich and powerful would die.. it will be an emp without a doubt.. and remember the Carrington event from 1856 that was an emp from the sun.. same thing happens.. be safe my friend and don't worry about nukes hitting the earth
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Be the Greyman , Hide in plain sight,, Bug in, it's your "castle" Stand in line with the masses
I agree but you may not be able to bug in. Have planned options to bug out if necessary. I agree about standing in line with the masses. You want to appear as needy as those with nothing.
An EMP causes over surge in the power lines connected to many homes which will cause millions of fires world wide.. you may have to bug out.. and I don't plan to go anywhere cause hundreds of millions of desperate people will see you no matter how grey you are, take what you have and dont think for a moment that human meat wont be on the menu for starving people.. dig in, fight the good fight, pray
LA basin would be hell on earth.
That would be really sad to see this happen to America . I’m 21 and never want anything bad to anyone or country but I guess the world isn’t nice like we are
Hell yeah don't wake up and go out in public and follow the herd be yourself find yourself and don't worry about the delusional. You're on the right path I wish I was at your age dam
This situation reminds me of a Stephen King novel, The Stand. I recommend reading it. It should give you an idea of what to expect. As far as politicians go, good luck! I’m not sure it’s possible to find enough politicians to do all of what needs to be done. It doesn’t seem as though they work for the people like they’re supposed to.
I have actually read The Stand several times since about 1986 and have seen the original movie many times.
@@LoneStarPrepping Me too!!
It was a kind of summer thing for me... Every summer I would break out the book and read it. The first movie is way better than the newer. My wife and I are watching it now lol... you got me wanting to see it again.
Great video. I only have one comment. As a lifelong owner of horse's. When this goes down. PLEASE DO NOT send your friends to the horse people for the horse's. Because when it come's down to it. Horse people ARE NOT giving up their horse's. Especially when their own vehicles are NOT working. Just a analogy. Love your video's though. ❤❤
We have friends who are "horse people", and if I still lived there, I would have every intention of going to them because they have extra horses and said we could. Its all about planning ahead of time. That being said, in a situation as I described, people are not going to ask for anything. They are going to take the horses by force. I'm not sure what you mean by analogy. I don't see an analogy in your point. Please clarify. Thanks.
Be healthy. Be happy, enjoy life. Live Free and Die Free.
Easy to say that until you're starving to death.
I live each day that comes ..that’s about where ..I’m at now ..even though I am prepped up there’s no way to be prepared for everything let the chips fall where they may..But you can never have enough knowledge so I subscribe to your channel just like the song one day at a time one day at a time doesn’t mean you have to be totally ignorant about everything..
I agree. I am always trying to learn new things. Thanks for the sub.
An honest good man will become a complete and utter monster the moment his children start starving.
I live in the sanantonio Austin area ... About 2 weeks ago the whole city went black as far as the eye could see it was terrifying i could not even make any calls out i had power on my phone but couldn't make calls out no signal the power went out for about 6 minutes around 2 am and no one talked about it!
Something like that can be an eye opener. If you are prepared for power outages, it wouldn't be so "terrifying". Maybe look into prepping for that. Good luck and thanks for watching my video.
you know it's not a HEMP due to the fact that there were no fires. You will most likely burn to death in your home were you live after that type of event.
Lol. It shouldn't be terrifying at all. We lose power every few weeks here where I live. Keep at least a five or gallon container of water in your bathroom at all times. I keep six gallons in my fridge at all times and a tea kettle full every night before I sleep. In case of high winds, rains or snow I fill up every single large pot with water.
Your right in that most people don't prepare. And in 3-5 days they'll be out of food, out of water, off their meds and heavily armed. Also if you help 1 be ready to help everyone.
There are many people who are use to being taken care of. They will be in for a major shock.
you wont survive alone so help as many as u can.. make friends and create loyalty .. theres strength in numbers
In my opinion, stay home where you have your stuff. You know the terrain, your house and your neighbors. Better deal with the devil you know rather than bugging out and deal with a devil you don’t recognize until it may be too late.
I agree, if you network with other like minded people and have supplies. If in a populated area, and do this alone, its not going to go well for you... just as I stated in the video.
I think roving gangs will be one of the greatest dangers!
@@daviddavis3426 Thats why its best to network with like minded people to combat them.
Hopefully humanity comes together and helps one another out! I expect widespread chaos!
Prepare for the worst and hope for the best.
I feel like there is a lot more talk about EMP attack at this time..feels like bad time is coming
No one knows for sure. Its just a good to be prepared. The key is to protect our grid from an emp attack.
Great content, very accurate. Prepare in all ways, but most importantly. Spiritually Our Savior Jesses Christ is our only hope. Its one thing to loose your life, but Quite another to loose your soul. God Bless and thank you sir. GREAT CONTENT
Thank you for watching.
I read the book One Second After, it was a wake up call.
I started listening to the audio of it.
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And he never even mentioned how to deal with all the Fires a HEMP produces. Burn baby burn.
Almost 70 and iive in a small apartment by myself so for me this is very frightening
I plan to do a video for people who live in apartments. Maybe it can help you out. For now, buy some cases of bottled water. Maybe store them under you bed. Watch my video on how to make a budget bug out bag. That may help. Store canned foods. Stock up on meds. Maybe by a couple battery lanterns. A crank/solar am fm radio is a good idea. I did a review on 3 of them. Most these things can easily be stored. Make friends with neighbors and talk about this.
Fill your recycling bin with water to use for cleaning, trash can be use for your garden water or whatver you think of..
Not a bad idea... Another reason to keep you cans cleaned.
heavy duty garbage bags also hold water
Thank you for touching base on this topic I have lived on the street & everything you are saying is true people are meaner heartless its not going to be easy with the lord Jesus Christ help we will be safe.
Im glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching.
I really like the idea of turning off the power for 24 hours to see what you may need
i do it for a week twice a year to remind myself as needs changed or i used certain things and forgot to refill.. also to remember to enjoy every day i still have . it really helps with anxiety
Remember there is a lot of water in your hot water tank.
Yep... and toilet tank as well. Also, you can put rags around your ankles and walk around the grass in the moring to collect the dew and ring it out to use it.
@@LoneStarPreppingput plastic zip lock bags on tree branches by tying them down
Ill have to give that a try.
Assuming you had a functioning vehicle, even after an EMP attack, and maybe even a tow vehicle (truck) and RV set-up . . . HOW FAR do you feel a family could get if they were to bug out? For example, assuming major highways are congested with vehicles and the people have already migrated to the nearest towns, there would be a lot of weaving and attention drawn to anyone driving the Interstate. Conversely, back roads may be a bit safer but will still contain broken down vehicles and small towns may even shut down the two lane hwy in/out. In my mind, a decision would have to be made to bug out NLT 2-3 days after an event and gamble on back roads getting to a destination that is X miles away. Your thoughts?
I covered most of what you just said, but the "when" depends on a lot of variables. Living in the heart of New York is much different than a rural area, for example.
@PreppingOver50 I'm not sure you covered how far a family can expect to gobto reach a bug out location. For example, is it reasonable to think a family could go to a bug out location 700 miles away?
Again, it depends.... too many variables. I have no idea.
I think many pre 1974 cars will run because no electronic ignitions. I doubt, in any case, you would get far.
Did you mention a back pack? I can't find the link.
Here you go...
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Sadly in UK we are not allowed weapons 😢 don't lose your right to bear arms US people 😢
I cherish our 1st & 2nd Amendments.
Our government is working hard to take away and confiscate our guns
Archery 😊
@@strongwind_df3643 kinda hard to defend yourself with an arrow against a pistol.
UK Steambow Stinger 2 ...... repeater crossbow totally legal
Even though I need to pee attack can affect your mobile devices, an electronic household appliances but it does not affect human bodies
Thats true unless your close to an overhead line like the one that attaches to your house, can cause heart attack.. and the excess power will cause many homes to catch fire.. if your nowhere near the charge before it dissapates your fine.
quick question were i live upstate NY and i have hard water i also just bought a waterbob , how can you treat hard water ? or is it required ? and will it last as long as none hard water ? any advise thanks for the helpfull info just found your channel & will be starting to watch your videos hope to hear back from ya. be safe out there.
The Waterbob is for short term storage of water for an emergency and for a one time use. It doesnt matter if its hard water.
I'm in upstate NY, well finger lakes and have very hard water. Iron, calcium etc. I use berkey filters. I bought the filters and two stainless pots at Wally world. Just drill one hole in the bottom of the top pot for the filter. I used two filters on mine but wouldn't now. I'd use just one. Might take longer to filter but at least you'd have an extra filter for way down the road.
thank you very much for the info , i'm definitely buying those filters. @@woodspirit98
Ya, watch out for your neighbors that are unprepared thinking nothings gonna happen. Don't give them nothing and never tell them what you have. Ask them if they have any food and they'll think you have nothing.
What water filter would you recommend?
Depends if you are talking about in home or on the run bugging out. The most cost effective on the go filter, I would go with a sawyer water filter. There are some that are better, but they are a lot more money. In home, I like my Berkey water filter. I have several videos where I go into this.
"People on the street " a new euphamism I feel 😅
I suppose I say that because I dont know anyone like that; I have never worked with anyone like that; and the only time I see them is "on the streets"
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Practice no power just 1 weekend with your family. Learn what you need to have on hand. #1 clean drinking water (double or triple what you think) #2 food #3 climate control if it’s winter (warmth, if it’s summer a way to cool off). Then put that practice to real life and start building a reserve of water & nonperishable food. Cleaning wipe’s disinfectant & cleaning wipes for your body come in handy, too.
And learn a little about fire fighting. Cause HEMPS cause a lot of fires and no one is coming to put them out!
I did a video about a mock 24hr power outage and suggested people try going without power for 24 hrs to see what they may need.
have a plan for getting water and firewood.. any lakes ponds or rivers will be held with guns by neighbors as well as firewood.. making you trade for wood or water.. those things are life they wont be free.. nor will fishing or hunting
Would an emp take out a solar panel? I’m assuming it would take out any kind of generator. Just trying to think of other options.
I don't think it will unless it is hooked up to the grid...
an emp will NOT affect your panels in any way if they are not plugged into your home. it will fry your charge controller and inverter. i have a spare inverter and charge controller in my faraday cage sealed up. also if you use lithium batteries they have a built in battery management system which will fry.. so they will be toast .. have extra connectors around and start pulling car batteries out of your neighbors cars afterwards.. i keep things to trade for just such events like immodium.. everyone will have the runs and that little 10 cent pill will be better than gold. stock up.. hope this helps.. if you have any questions just ask, i run my home and office on solar
Hi, what kind of inverter and controller do you have? I read about an 'emp hardened' charger and converter.
I have a video... 7 most important items to put in faraday cage... I show the inverter and controller I protect. I have read about emp hardened and they are VERY expensive.
The lord will provide!
The lord provides us with reason. The lord expects us to do our part. The lord expects you to learn to fish. I bet you look both ways when you cross the street.
Amen in Jesus name.
I'm ready. Bring it on. I love spam. Pork and beans and a can of vegetables. I'm good.
How can we measure individually the electric in the air from an emp rather than rely on trying to contact others or government after the intial first emp and threat of this wipong your electrical goods out on the next emps?
I dont know. As I said in my video, test you battery operated electronics and see if you car starts. Ask neighbors if their electronics work etc...
@@LoneStarPrepping ok thanks for the reply.
You will have a lot of FIRES after a HEMP event. Simplest "key" to know.
chances are there will not be multiple emps.. they wont hurt humans except maybe some burns and burning homes.. keep a small crank radio in your faraday and check hourly for any radio broadcast you can find
Should Powerwalls be covered in a faraday box ?
If you mean the Tesla Powerwall, I really dont know. I dont know how you would put it in a cage. If it is connected to the grid and or has circuts, it would be vulnerable to an emp, I would think.
How crazy , survive a nightmare to die in the end .