September is “National Preparedness Month”. The one thing left out of all the hype for this new “celebration” (yes, I’ve read an ad on a alternative news web site that said “Celebrate [9/11] with a 20% discount…”) is, for how long do you need to be “prepared”? You have to understand that you cannot buy enough toilet paper to save your ass.
Say you’re one of the smart ones who has been prepared for whatever is coming down the pike to survive through. You’re already set up in a remote location, gotten your dwelling built, and you have separated yourself and your family from “normal society (the system)”. You’ve been studying and experimenting with gardens, but haven’t perfected the art yet. You haven’t had a need for money in a year or two, because you’ve been living off your well-stocked larder for that time. Suddenly, and seemingly all at once, things in that larder begin to run out. Now what do you do???
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