Are you prepared for a crisis?

In Lancaster. My property is 1.3 acres. We are zoned for animals.

 

The Magnifier compound.

 

I live in a predominantly white upper middle class neighborhood. We will provide for each other in an orderly fashion and be a model for the city.

 

Yeah...I have a red backpack from the Red Cross though. That should be good enough don't know what's inside it.

 

That makes you good for 45 days, with what you're packing under the skin.

 

Rich guy on the hill is where the looters will go first!

 

That's just mean!

 

Why not handle emergencies the way the CIA's been trying to, in Iraq, since 2003?

http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2013/10/dinar-currency-iraq-plans.html

From the comments:
"Turkey, Israel, Brazil, Argentina and many other countries did it. What's the fuss?"

 

In addition to what I have, since I have weapons, I also know where to get...

15,000 calories of canned goods.
Red Cross Emergency medical kit
Red Cross hand powered radio, shortwave, flashlight and lamp all in one.
6 of those camping size containers of propane acid camp stove, lighters and matches. Also a camping stove.
5 one gallon jugs of water.
1 prescription of Cipro antibiotics
Packed bag with Change of clothes and rain gear, hat gloves (dopp kit and first aid kit also in bag)
$250
Several flashlights and batteries
Multi tool, duct tape, super glue
Instant coffee and vodka

 

Y'all planning on getting herpes yo?

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbit_starvation

 

Haha, well played. Although, even without firearms doesn't mean without defenses. I am prepared.

 

Haha, who's going to attack an 8 foot by bicycle?

 

We have been prepared since a week before hurricane Ike. Our neighbor told us we should get a generator, water and other hurricane kit items. Ike came and we had no power for 11 days, in the heat of summer here in Texas. Without the generator, we would have been screwed.

 

Hmmm...our power went out an hour ago. Right after my wife took dinner from the oven.
Rarely happens and only a couple hrs when it does. Fireplace is ready to light, candles at hand.

 

Just came back on. Was out all south of Bend.

Crisis averted.

 

Another thing to add to the supplies, reading materials of all types, cause if we have to go an extended period of time without the internet, you better be ready. I have a few novels and stuff like that, but I don't own any porno mags anymore with the interwebz always available. And if the power goes out, there really are limited activities to do.