Slow news day I suppose?

Re: Slow news day I suppose?

Wed, 02 Jan 2013 01:37:00 +0000

Preparing… and LOL at that executive. Nice to hear the guys who wrecked the economy are "preparing". And "how can we control whatever we can control" - That makes absolutely no sense. I don't pay much attention to these people. They don't have much of an understanding of what is going on around them.

Preparing is getting an education and learning how to make a difference, as well as gaining knowledge about the world around you. Not into hoarding food and believing hollywood scenarios.

As far as that mom I feel pity for the teenage boys… they are subjected to that paranoid crap.

You can catch more of these Doomsday preppers on that TV show… most of them are nuts and just woefully ignorant.

Re: Slow news day I suppose?

Wed, 02 Jan 2013 00:11:47 +0000

OK, humble but not-so-expert opinions, folks. If a financial collapse/war/other massive disaster were imminent, what would be the best thing to do to prepare? Not scared that anything like that is happening, just curious.

What has history told us re: surviving societal collapses?

Slow news day I suppose?

Sat, 22 Dec 2012 04:31:16 +0000

I was just watching the late local news and they did a special on preppers ugh! They haven't posted the video of it but here is the exact thing they talked about in article form…

http://www.wcvb.com/news/local/metro/Growing-group-believes-financial-environmental-catastrophe-is-ahead/-/11971628/17868854/-/a9v9w9z/-/index.html

The Boyces are preparing for the worst…"We are really preparing to be able to survive no matter what happens. So it can be an ice storm. It could be a financial loss, even a pandemic," said Rori Boyce, married and a mother to two teenaged boys.

She should be more into losing weight instead of this crap because she is obese.

and also…

Former Fortune 500 executive Chris Martenson is preparing too. He changed his life completely after watching the financial world collapse around him."We are on an unsustainable path. If we are on an unsustainable path economically, environmentally, energy wise, how can we control whatever we can control," said Martenson.