Long Term Civil Unrest | Practical Disaster/SHTF Preparedness | Part 3
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Talking about long term civil unrest in the United States, and steps you want to take to potential prepare for this eventuality
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Based facts, looking forward to a Skinwalker hunting tutorial.
yes, bf cryptid hunting series
Skinwalker Defense Plan | Part 8 of the Practical Disaster SHTF preparedness series
@@BrassFacts battle rifle and a lot of condoms
That just adds to the community watch roles. It goes in the watch SOPs
@@bravo-kilo230 make sure there's an sop to sound an alarm every time one is spotted
The primary thing that will save your ass in long-term civil unrest is community, build and establish a community a group of people that have skills and knowledge and are willing to work hard.
yeah, and when you turn your back they slit your throat and take all your stuff. smart.
100% this. One can generally survive but we're human beings and we're wired to work best in groups.
@@innercityprepper like sheep. 😂🤣
I agree, I've met people that want to be that "lone wolf", dude, F that!! I was always the active one out of my friends and the crazy one. Never a fear (except for jumping off bridges, no way, lol). When I tore 2 ligaments in my knee, it was a wake up call. Get to KNOW people.
But to that point, still, get training and get to know your pistol and concealed armor, etc. Brass Facts and his dog are 100% correct. Another eye opener for me was watching interviews from Katrina, it was a battle and SHTF, without rifles. A battle of concealment, and sometimes you were alone, getting food, going to the store, etc.
@@rustywolf6813yeah, and then they vote to eat your dog. only family can be trusted, everyone else is a target! im talking colapse of society, ''NO MORE FOOD'' that means your dog is food! city kids, phfff!
I hope that I am lying on my death bed surrounded by my loved ones, laughing at how unnecessary it was to buy my guns and kit. I really do.
"man, remember 5 hour internet debates about 556 vs 308 for my boog rifle? hah good times"
and then you pass away remembering how this was all just a mini-blip/panic.
that'd be nice.
I used to wish for wealth, adventure, and to be the best at something. Now after 5 decades of screw ups, beat downs and some very modest successes I am just hoping for a quick death with a clean conscience. I am going to need to lose some more of my memory to get the latter.
@@vicnighthorse man, me too. Just want to live the rest of my life quietly here in the woods & die an old man with my adult kids around me. Unfortunately I’m afraid that reality slips a little further away with every piece of bad news on a daily basis. I’m very worried about the world my children will have to live in as well, especially once I’m gone. They’re teenagers now & are forced to worry about things I never thought about at their age.
Strange times brothers, strange times.
@BrassFacts what your opinion on the kel tec cp33 for pdw. I know it's a 22lr, not ideal, but with extended mags can hold upto 100 rounds on gun with front mag well added
Nobody wants to be in a car accident, but everybody gets car insurance. At work, we have fire drills at least twice a year. Nobody wants the building to catch on fire. Being prepared is part of being a responsible adult.
As a catalyst: keep your eyes open to the USDA reports on acres planted this spring vs. 2019-21. Costs are through the roof and there will be a percentage that choose not to plant for financial reasons. If it's significant (perhaps as low as 15% fewer acres) those grocery bills will skyrocket.
When the general public cannot afford to feed their family, there will be widespread violence. Certainly, lesser developed countries will be hit hardest, but at this point even a slight unbalance will tip this melting pot over into the fire.
Speaking as someone who has worked in the grocery industry 10+ years it can take *LESS* then that, there will still be food . . . .for a little while you'd be surprised how much stores throw away when your not looking. Though yes the price will skyrocket.
Like there is enough to partially restock shelves going bad being thrown out on the regular as a 'cost of doing business' this is largely because American [i can only speak for the USA here btw] customers expect what are really exotic foods from all over to be available to them at all times.
A 15 or 20 gallon bucket with a few holes drilled and some good soil can get you far [and save money for other preps] potatoes are nutrient dense and varied in nutrients and easy to cook even with just a campfire and tin foil. Oh no its 60-90 days from seed to potato! SO go grab a 5 pound bag and plant a few every time you buy one. Soon enough you not only won't be needing to buy them you will have extras.
Don't have land? You can do this at an apartment on your balcony or porch. I always advocate for every prepper to grow *SOMETHING* and if nothing else at least potatoes.
Hope this helped! I might be able to shed some light on supply chain logistics pre and "post" covid times : 3
@@WolmanLykos This is an excellent point to have some level of self-sustainment. The concern is for the majority of others who are not prepared, and who cannot afford to pay the higher prices. They *will* go looking for money/food to feed themselves and their families. Guess who their target will be...
The shelves may not go bare, but with grocery bills up significantly (double or more) there's very little room left to absorb even higher prices in most budgets. When you combine our current inflation with a reduction in food supplies, basic survival costs will affect the whole of our society.
@@YouveBeenMiddled They steal. From the stores shoplifting just goes waaaayyyy up.
The likelihood of them knowing who the local preppers are and robbing them in the early months/years of a collapse are low to be honest.
If you say have a few 5 or even 10 and 20 gallon buckets for these things your not a doomsday prepper with a some self sufficiency, your small ag of america! : D That distinction in the eyes of the community can be important for safety/social reasons and for the price of giving away a few potatoes your neighbors might think so too. Hell if you convince them to start you have the makings of a not prepper [prepper] community.
Watching these videos stimulates thought and discussion. Keep up the good work. The part about moving out of cities / densely populated areas and relocating to less populated areas resonates with me. I’m in the process of doing that now.
One thought it stimulated in me was there was no January 6 footage included. Now to be fair, I am only half way through the video so maybe he will get a little more balanced in the subtle not so subtle imagery message we all send out.
@@tonyrogers4555why would their be? They attacked the government that they had a problem with, and didn’t march through towns destroying civilization. Rent free
You are a good writer, I feel like more people in our community should focus on realistic arguments.
I know it wasn't your intention but you really made me feel like I fucked up. I needed the kick in the ass and I really appreciate it. I think the gun culture needs these talks more than seeing what household items stop bullets. Keep it up brother!
glad to help!
Great job on this series. I've built, tore down, and rebuilt my bugout bag at least 3 times while listening to this series.
Same here
I have a P320 M17 in a B&T USW chassis SBR'ed, I used to think it was VERY niche, but I agree, it's looking more and more like a real option for what you talk about.
Another great vid!
PDW GANG!
Everyone says that about Flux, but my intent has always been to design the best PDW. The best Personal Defense Weapon - for everyone, not something niche at all.
Niche maybe that it’s not a standard handgun or a rifle, but the handgun is certainly not the best tool for defense, and a rifle makes you a target, precluding that.
I assume B&T had somewhat similar thinking - the name starts with Universal, the opposite of niche.
As awesome as B&T is, I encourage you to check out the Raider at some point. The USW for P320 is cool and is smaller than the Raider, but has design issues, practically half the capacity, and is slower/requires two hands to deploy.
If you ever get the chance to shoot them side by side, run some drills, test them out. Proof is in the pudding. 🤙
@@BenfromFlux yeah, I've been on the fence about trying one. One thing I like about the USW is that I can use normal P320 holsters with my Streamlight TLR-2. I just carefully cut out the section that the folding stock would hit. Means that I can holster the USW easily, vs other platforms.
It's a double edge sword. B&T is primitive and simple- because of that, it gives options but doesn't have some nice frills. The Flux has all the bells and whistles, but larger and more complex in holsters and stuff.
I couldn't agree more though, I wish the USW would sling it's stock out by spring or something. I loosened mine a bit with some filing. Easy to sling out now, but still not auto, lol.
@@rustywolf6813 That’s cool, I didn’t know that. Are the holsters still strong and is it still retained well?
And totally, slightly different design philosophies, the USW is closer to our original Glock brace. Ultra compact.
@@BenfromFlux yeah, I actually liked your original Glock brace, lol. But I get it, market dictates and people want all the bells and whistles.
Yeah, the Kydex doesn't seem to give at all. I had to slightly heat up where the TLR is for more retention grab, but no biggie. If you want, I can send a pic of the holster to you. I just realized you created the Flux, DUH!!! LOL. Maybe it can help in making a holster for it?
I'm into wierd stuff and making things work. I'm that guy, lol. From Dual Fuel Propane/gas Jeeps to 357 Mag bolt actions sending 245 Grain slugs quieter than my 300 Blk Out. I tinker alot. Thousands of dollars to answer questions nobody asks, that's my gig.
As other comments have mentioned, a community plays a huge part in survival. Not everybody needs or has to be an 0p3r4t0r, but we definitely doctors, gardeners, farmers, etc.
Though tactical fitness and skills is a plus if you have a small group.
when food runs out everyone becomes a cannibal. 💀 community phfff, you mean cult.
More like this. Also, keen to hear your thoughts about S2 underground video on 5th gen warfare.
S2 is on another level of Intel. I doubt brassass heard of it.
@@NDSMD Brass and Hop were my gateway drug to S2 and Mental Outlaw. S2 in particular feels like kin to me since I've been doing a lot of the stuff he talks about independently (building a PVS 14, setting up encrypted comms, ATAK, drones, etc) and it's really validating to hear this it wasn't a waste of money and time like some of my less forwarding-thinking friends seemed to claim.
@@NDSMD i doubt he hasnt heard of them
Since you've mentioned S2Underground, may as well mention ForwardObserver and Out Front with Mike Shelby. MonkeyWerxUS is also a data point.
S2 Underground is Incredibly based.
Even if you wind up not using the plan, the act of planning itself is fundamentally useful because it helps you understand the many factors which brought about whatever situation you are in, and the constraints you must abide by, and therefore you are at an advantage in your attempt to find a way through whatever situation you are in.
Planning is literally practice problem solving.
Better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war.
They say it probably no do happen.
But we ready if it actually do happen.
Love this series BTW.
Keep it coming! This is like a competent nutnfancy video with out the fantasy and mental gymnastics.
Just a little note from somebody that's not in the US; when you said "...I actually ended up spending something like 15 minutes discussing two real world scenarios where long-term civil unrest either happened or are ongoing but ultimately it doesn't really matter that this stuff has occurred all that matters is that we think this might occur in the US...", I would suggest for follower outside the US and also for the knowledge that you have (mention of the two degree) that Making a video of that part that you cut off, would be a great addition to this Prepeardness series; but because you allready said that it's not important I'll just throw the idea out there.
Thank you and keep up the good work.
Listening in 2024. I wish the light at the end of the tunnel was more than just a flicker of a match
Thinking the same thing as i watch this at 4 30 in the morning.
Man....this has hit a lot of points 4 months on. It's getting scary out there with the over reach and people being on their last straws. Stay safe y'all!
We moved to the "country" side of things a year ago on 1 acre. Converting half of it to garden and just got the chickens more room. Built another pantry and building out our preps. Hoping the collapse is slow and doesn't accelerate. Great video.
I love your videos and will get modestly aboard on subscribestar soon.
Don't take this as ill spirited criticism - you are mostly a guntuber and I get that. You spent most of your video on the thing you had better hope you will be doing the least.
Most of us cannot move urban to rural without sacrifice. We left the inner ring MPLS/St Paul suburbs when the BLM stuff started to cause us to change our driving routes about 4 years ago. We took big income hits. Our income was cut in half at least. We dropped down to one car, a very small house, almost never eating out or drinking and eating low cost stuff at home. Thermostat is set low. Etc. One of the biggest advantages is a much more monolithic culture and politics of people in rural Wyoming. There were no riots here and the small towns didn't shut down (other than the schools) due to COVID. I have found that the closer it seems we are to stressful times the less time and money I am spending on firearms and firearm training. Instead, we are diving into gardening, chickens, water storage and filtering and other non-fighting related preps. We are finding our modest 18x16 greenhouse to be quite useful in getting crops in early and probably extend them in the fall. Our biggest weakness is how unsocial we are. We need to start networking with our neighbors soon or we'll have little chance security wise.
for sure I sorta touch on that.
Most of us just don't have the ability to leave; it's tough. we have a career.
But most importantly, our friends social circles, our way of life is locked in.
Most people can't break out of that for something that "may" happen.
So props to you if you can.
@@BrassFacts Keeping those friends, way of life, and having a fulfilling career are also things that only "may happen" and there is much evidence the odds are in flux. We are all gambling.
Enjoy it though. Everything has a tradeoff. The tradeoff of staying in an urban area is direct access to all the things you mentioned. High(er) income, luxury food, social interaction, events, etc. Not all that many people get to make a lifestyle choice that you did.
@@innercityprepper We had actually first checked out from the urban lifestyle and ambitions when we went sailing for six years in the pacific. I went from an IT dept manager to mostly a mechanic, electrician, fisherman, sailor that lived so modestly that I didn't replace clothes until they were unrepairable (usually from UV damage). We even fished the poor central American way with just a spool of line an no pole or reel. It was that experience that made the perceived 'negatives' of rural living seem modest. On the ocean, your full time job is not dying. The safety net from civilization is so tenuous that it is downright ethereal at times. Living through a terrifying storm where you and your boat take damage that only you yourself are there to repair either is very life affirming/changing and a sort of thing that most urbanites never experience or even understand. The very tough life we had on the ocean was the best time of my life by far.
This shit is so awesome. Such a needed part of the gun community, I love it. Thanks Brock!
every single major civil unreat event in history had one thing in common:
food access/extreme food price hikes...
Man i fucking love this series. It really drives home the realistic expectations and realistic goals to keep in mind.
The thing I would add is "If one is deciding between tactical drip and ammo, get the ammo."
Also, dry fire has been important and useful for a long time. Get snap caps and do the dry fire game.
I'm going the other way. A worn out Bible comes first, simple body armor, good first aid, night security tools up to night vision, 100 rounds of the premium stuff in reserve, plus what ever cheap stuff you need to practice with, and a basic shotgun.
To each his own.
From a shotgunner perspective, I think you have a plan.
Worn out Bible is always a smart move.
Thank you for this content. Really looking forward to the “future video content” like cooking without power, generators, maps, etc.
I've been a Prepper for over 50 years, ever since I got snowed in for 4 days when I was stationed in Maine...... Natural disasters happen, EVERYWHERE!
I love the long form videos. Thanks for putting out tasteful grey-man content, no ego just the meat and potatoes.
i moved from utah to oregon 6 months ago. your shtf videos makes me worry about not knowing any based bois in oregon.
Covid was phase 1 . Anyone who thinks it’s over wasn’t paying attention. We are in the middle of them making their move. Great video.
Boy do these predictions hit different in the middle of 2023. 😮
With regards to congestion... a very simple, but very effective tip to mention would be to *always* leave a lot of room between you and the vehicle ahead, to veer off... ideally stick to the right-most lane... or 2nd best left-most lane. You do not want to be trapped should things hit the fan locally.
Listening in 23 & it was for sure just an appetizer
The Mormons spawn in the salt lake in the background.
No they hatch from the lake
I think its crazy that anyone would fantasize about shtf i do prep but i dont think im anywhere close to where i need to be to be feeling comfortable. But i think about my family and how unprepared they are and its scary to think about how your loved ones and yourself included it could just be the end. Ill just keep prepping and hope everything will be ok.
Thank you for your Videos, they have been very informative and eye opening, aswell giving me a realistic view on prepping and showing me how seriously under prepared i am. Again thank you and keep it going man.
The ability to make friends. It’s useful to just have another body to help out.
That Rimworld music is always hittin'!
Damn, skinny jeans another good video. Had to subscribe.
"What if COVID was only the beginning of something much worse?"
Me watching this 10 months after the fact with everything going on.
The Winchester and a pint solves all problems
26:30 Country life is so different from city or even small town life that it's like moving to a different continent. There. Is. No. Substitute. That being said, anyone in the city can have a pair of laying hens and an indoor container garden. If you can keep a houseplant alive, you can keep a potato plant alive, especially with no chance of most pests reaching your 13th floor window. Add a few rabbits too for good measure. The animals can teach basic selection, breeding, husbandry, processing, and marketing; and they will also eat most of your scrap vegetable matter. If you have to bug out, please be kind enough to turn them loose or give them away.
Hey could you do a video on where/how to find public land to shoot on? A lot of us don’t come from a gun family/friend group, and training at indoor ranges sucks. There’s probably an easy answer but as someone who’s new to all of this, some direction would be very appreciated.
step one; be on the west half of the US
BLM land is basically all good to go for shooting.
So not gunna watch this video without headphones in a doctor’s office waiting room… definitely later lol
Put speakers at max volume, assert dominance
Revisiting this video at a time of $10 eggs, Chinese flying balloons over our country, gas prices are rising again, increasing criminality is afoot, shit blowing up on the rails, and the middle class is disappearing.
My friend, this may as well have been a gospel.
Pending ecological collapse is what I’m preparing for , and boy-o… i’m not ready yet. But I’m glad I have this to watch to kind of orient my thoughts.
As you said:
I need to unfuck my training & my money situation. Got my dental handled finally… so now to get that debt wiped for the coming storm
Terrific content amigo. Keep it up 🙏🏽
thanks man! keep it up. It's a journey. it's going to take most of years/decades to ever really get to a good point. If not potentially a life long thing.
@@BrassFacts I imagine with hyperinflation coming along with 15 other world altering events that coincide with it we will likely never be done prepping.
My current goal (thanks to your video) is to get a glock and start training with it. Cuz while 2 AR’s is super great , the reality is that I’ll likely always be CCW’ing the glock not the AR and hope with all my might that EDC’ing AR’s doesn’t become the norm ! ☠️
A kind of niche prep thing: get a reliable midsize diesel truck or suv, get it converted to be able to run on vegetable oil, then get clean drums and fill them for free from local restaurants. Far as I recall it wont matter if the oil is rancid or not, itll still burn in the motor. you can still use diesel fuel, but itll also keep your fuel from being as attractive to others since in all likelihood no one else will have a vehicle that can use it.
Just a thought on your movement... Low carry is used by military because in shoot houses the observers are above on catwalks. Don't waste time transitioning to a low carry when a high cary is equally safe... Great show...
Above all to avoid as much of the civil unrest is to not be in a big city.
Hell I'm in a town of 30k and for me that's to much even if half of it is old people.
I like this concept of video. More realistic than nutnfancy and easy to listen to while i do other stuff.
Fantastic channel. Appreciate your level headed rational analysis.
“And we may see a situation where the economy continues to degrade and criminal elements feel emboldened as the state loses its control on them(paraphrased)”-your great video
‘😅😅😅’- Every US citizen in a city in late 2023
Big blizzard on the way tonight. Went to the store to top up. Zero milk, empty shelves, almost no produce. Now imagine a real crisis, not just an inconvenience for a few days.
Watching this in 2024 is pretty painful, especially the bits about Venezuela.
As someone with ~$30/wk for tacky stuff, it is doable to prep smartly. Although 10k rnds per cal= $0.50/rnd(5.56)×10000= $5000+tax= $100/wk. Per caliber. To do in one year, you're looking at 25% of a 100k/yr salary for 556, 762, 9mm, 6.5/etc. My household is significantly below that with two full time jobs (both management level) and more than 4 calibers used. NV, ceramics, $2k guns all are off the table. Scavenger perk is gonna be where it's at unless we have a 5yr economic boom.
Sell your kids
buying it all now would be dumb.
Buy it when it was/is 20 cents per round. Preps are something you get done in a month or even a year.
It's a life long thing you work towards.
@@BrassFacts amen. Stack deep when it's good.
i only need one round, put my crosshairs on a bad guy with a really dope loadout. 😁
this aged surprisingly well. the housing markets still getting worse, the economy is still getting worse, etc
To me the point is that either a) i invested time and money into something that may save me or even better, those i love
Or b) i invested time and money into something that i never needed, but still enjoyed.
Watching this video on Aug. 30th 2023. Time stamp 7:27 hits hard man.
Slowly becoming my favorite channel…
Very good advice. I disagree with the possible scenario, but that really doesn’t matter.
That 8:45 moment brings tears of happiness to my eyes😂
Nice to see the Weapon Snatcher in the video keep up the good work Thanks
My personal city/in-town EDC that I’ve been using for about two years now is a Mystery Ranch Urban Assault 18L with the following items;
1x Kryptek Koldo jacket
1x Keith titanium canteen
2x CELOX Z-Fold gauze
2x RAT tourniquet
1x Small pack of Wet Ones (anti microbial)
1x Vanquest RFID wallet
1x iPhone & cable
1x EarPod Pro’s
1x apartment & mail keys
1x Sillcock key
2x pens
2x pencils
1x black Sharpie
1x Bic lighter (ExoTac orange fire sleeve)
1x laminated local map
1x Rite in the Rain XR35 notebook
1x custom first aid & boo-boo kit
1x Petzl e+LITE headlamp & spare battery
3x Ziplock bags (1 gallon)
1x 350lbs bankline (15 feet)
2x Quest bars, Snicker’s bars if I feel frisky
Nothing is camouflage, nothing screams mall-ninja, no tacticool webbing etc. Just a regular black bag that anyone carries with them to work or whatever.
I can open the bag and show the entire content without looking weird/suspicious, maybe the canteen will raise an eyebrow but that’s it. Just tell them it’s because it’s lighter than a plastic bottle AND it doesn’t crack…it’s not a lie so 🤷🏼♂️
Very light (just under 14lbs including water) and easy to carry (walk at least 6.2 miles every day with it), big enough to add extra items like a spare shirt, reflective vest, another canteen etc…
For the colder months I carry the exact same pack but the 21L version…exactly the same gear with the addition of merino wool gloves, merino wool top & bottom base layer and 2x pairs of merino wool socks.
Unfortunately; due to local laws and ordinances it is NOT legally allowed to carry a firearm such as, just as an example mind you, a G19 and a spare 17 round magazine in a IWB kydex holster. Again, the same goes for a knife/blade so I have my two keys on a titanium carabiner with a #10 stainless surgical blade on it with a spare blade in my boo-boo kit.
Check out the bag(s) on Amazon or something - very well made, high quality and a great bang for the buck.
I should add that I have other gear like nitrile gloves, silicone mini bide (for hygiene and first aid), 4 little packs of multivitamin drink mixes, some zip-stitch, couple of N-95 masks, alcohol wipes, titanium tweezers etc in my personal first aid boo-boo kit.
One very important thing I forgot to include in my list above, my little Brunton 5x monocular for viewing at a distance…knowing what is ahead in a potentially bad situation could mean life or death.
@@ninjasquirrels sounds like you have a good setup only thing I would consider adding is a faraday bag for your phone
@@Senior_El_Guapo you know what, I actually have one I bought when we went to Florida & Disney year before last…
People just walk through the park scanning everything with readers in their pocket/purse etc so I got one just to be safe.
Don’t know why I quit using it, probably felt secure and “at home”.
I’ll dig it out - good call buddy!!!
I’m from the future. Three years from now. And boy things are good. No need for any of you to prepare. I promise.
LOL….Doubtful….Let me guess…BTC is 1,000,000 in this perfect future.
18:08 "Wolverines!!" But actually great video thank you for making the series.
Buying a house away from the ghettos and getting a couple hens is a far better plan than being an armed refugee.
Love how this was made 10 months ago and it's gotten worse just as predicted
Anticipating a "Brass Tax" channel where you show us how to do our taxes now.
Im watching this in the future. Ammo prices still suck.
Damn, that Costco muffin six pack scenario really hit home… I need to buy some nods…
thanks
Yeah I did get a lot of help from these videos and thank you for all this. Shtf plans should include the dog... and cat... and their snacks
Good pep talk
Kerfuffle is a great word. I use that often.
All three videos, absolutely awesome
This series is awesome. Please continue it, I fond it very interesting. Thanks a lot form AK
Interesting looking back at what you are saying a year ago and all the what if’s in may 2023….
Civil Unrest does have certain triggers. Food price inflation is one of those triggers. Food price inflation is usually triggered by increases in the costs of fossil fuels as they're a keystone commodity.
Unrest in Argentina followed a peak and decline in their fuel production. Unrest in the former soviet union (and satellite countries) in the 90s followed a Russian oil peak in the late 80s.
Guess when US oil production peaked?
Great video! I would be interested in hearing those scenarios that you ended up cutting due to length.
Just subbed few days ago. Awesome channel and great concepts in these videos looking forward to more.
This shooting location is fucking gorgeous. One thing guys like you and 1911 Syndicate have working for you is an automatically gorgeous backdrop to add value to the entertainment/visual factor of your channel. By contrast the jungles of Virginia are not quite as much of a draw.
I really enjoy these long form though invoking videos. Keep up the good work for those that go deeper into thought besides "what chest rig do I run?"
I love fat puppy :) she’s the best. No better companion than a good dog
In this video surprised your not using knee and elbow pads. The grippy ones. Protect and really anchor you against rock or hard surfaces. Also if training for the real deal, a more protective drab shirt and headgear to protect against sun and for camo would be more realistic.
yeah my knees were pretty toasted.
Great video. Thank you.
I've always felt the same way about guns/preparedness as I feel about wearing a seatbelt. Am I going to crash? Hopefully not, but it happened before. Is someone going to hit me? Probably not, but it has happened before. Why risk my life just because most of the time I'm not actually at risk? Am I going to get jumped? Probably not, but it happens. Is there going to be a shooter active in my area? Probably not, but you get the picture. If we only prepared for the most likely ways we are going to die or become hurt, then a lot more people would get hurt everyday.
Watching this in 2023 lol man it’s crazy
25:50 haha this info becomes more relevant as time goes on
1/15/24 what if we enter a deeper tunnel. This makes an epic joke in the current context.
I also wasted my undergrad on Poli Sci…I knew I liked you for some reason.
Interesting how well this correlates with fallout lore.
Agreed, breweries>bars
quitting my job to become a full time civil unrester
based
"The light at the end of the tunnel is most likely an oncoming train"-Someone smarter than me
Solid Steel Facts.
Lol, go to the winchester, get a pint and wait for this to all blow over, always a solid plan
Love this series! Keep it coming.
Good info and great job!
Have you listened to the podcast "It could happen here"?
These are good vids Nice to see somones point of view