Economic Collapse and Urban Survival Strategies For The Doomsday Prepper

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However, people like those featured on "Doomsday Preppers"   Total Blackout Protocol Review  aren't so concerned about a minor vehicle breakdown. They are more worried about a societal breakdown due to a terrorist attack, natural disaster or a widespread failure of the power grid. When any of those happen, fixing the car when it breaks down is of secondary concern. The first order of business is survival.So what should you be thinking about when you put together an emergency car kit The biggest things that come to mind are Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Sandy. Few Americans realized before these major catastrophes that "it" could happen even in the United States.

The greatest country in the world was unable to restore electricity and basic services for millions of it citizens for a week and longer. That is when you realize that the only thing that stands between you and refugee status is that it hasn't happened here yet.When you are in your car, away from the comfort of home, you are at your most vulnerable. Even if it isn't winter and you are worried about hypothermia, you still have to concern yourself with getting by until the disaster is either over or you can get back home, if you have a home to get back to.

What you should keep in your car depends upon you and your situation and your personal and family needs. However, what you do stock in your emergency car kit should be able to get you through at least 3 days of "hunkering down" somewhere until you can return home.You don't have to be a "Doomsday Prepper" to appreciate the peace of mind that comes with knowing that you don't have to be a victim or a refugee if you just take some simple steps ahead of time.

Bear Grylls is best known for his survival series, Man vs. Wild, or Born Survivor in the United Kingdom. Grylls was born on June 7, 1974 in Donaghadee, Northern Ireland. When Grylls was the age of four his family moved to Bembridge on the Isle of Wight. At an early age Bear learned to climb and sail with his father, politician Sir Michael Grylls. AS a teenager Bear learned to skydive and earned a black belt in Shotokan Karate.In 1993 Bear joined the Indian Army for 3 years, and in 1996 was injured in a parachute accident jumping freefall from 16,000 feet. It took 12 months of rehabilitation to overcome three crushed vertebrae so he could go on to pursue his dream of climbing Mount Everest. Achieving his goal of climbing Mount Everest in 1998 at the age of 23, Grylls wrote a best seller, The Kid Who Climbed Everest. This was the first of many books describing his adventures to include a series of children's adventure survival books.

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