Another thing about an emergency kit is that it can be a heck of a moral booster. Knowing that you have the necessary supplies when an emergency hits can go to along way to preserving your mental preparedness as well.
Good advice. One thing I think should be revised. Your key rack. If no one's home and someone breaks in... you might want to find a way to secure all that.
Something to consider about flashlights. Recharging may not always be possible. If the charge goes out and you still need light waiting for recharge is not an option. The new 123 batteries seem to last longer but are not as common as AA and AAA, especially if you are not in an urban area or are in a 3rd world area. Availability of batteries is important. Even in remote 3rd world areas AA and AAA can be found, you may have to look around but they are the most common.
I remember shortly after I started carrying an emergency get home bag. I was towing a trailer full of garbage and couldn’t fully cover it with the tarp I had. So I was able to use my emergency one to help cover the load. I went out the next day and bought a new tarp to replace the one I had taken out of the kit. Not an emergency but it did save me from getting a ticket for littering and from possibly causing an accident.
Thank you for this video. Stockpile foods and supplies today. Wear masks and gloves. Be safe. Action plans are good. An emergency can arise at any time. First aid kits and other tools are vital to our survival.
Might want to invest in some kind of fire proof container for important supplies now that I just watched a video about dave canterbury's house burning down.
I want to suggest that you make a video with the uses of Inner tube rubber from car tires, bike tires etc. I came from a tiny island Rota - Northern Mariana Islands. Locals depend on the island for survival and inner tube is used by hunters and fishers. Although not all for SHTF scenarios but a very inexpensive tool. We cut the inner tube length wise into long strips of different widths. We use it for tying robber crabs and other game, on pipes as a hair tie, on machete or other tool handles for better grip, as a sling, a belt, shoe lace, strap, heck you could tie up your partner if you wanted to. I was hunting one afternoon and the bottom part of my shoe came out, i just whipped out a string of inner tube and tied that shoe around my foot and made it home without tearing my foot apart. it even makes a great fire starter. We have even used it as a pouch for carrying things. I think your followers will find this info very useful. plus I kinda was hoping you would mention my husband in one of your videos (ha-ha) his name is Brian Richards. Thanks & God Bless America, Long Live the Republic.
Winner of a video, I have been researching "prep list for disaster" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Reffailarly Translucent Preparation - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.
We put the extra car keys at a family’s house. But I would put change of clothes in the trunk because a house fire you maybe standing out side in what they went to bed in. And put a extra keys out side of your house and not on the car. Like under garden gnome or child swing set because a house fire you will not go for the keys you are going for your family.
The medication is very high on my list of things to prepare for. We lost our prescription insurance a number of years ago and I ran out because we couldn't afford it. When we were able to get insurance again, I skipped my full dosage until I had nine months of medication saved up. Sometimes insurance has restrictions on how much they will authorize. Keep that in mind when preparing your medications.
We have a propane stove in the kitchen and a big, well stocked pantry. Our big issue is water. We have a well, but that requires power. We currently us 5 and 6 gallon water jugs filled, giving our family about a week's worth of water. We are looking into an auxiliary hand pump on the well.
lol. I always see something I could use, need, or add to a wish list, especially from this gentleman. We've been at it for some time. Don't know when it happened, but, it became a lifestyle. A few years ago, we began a group, mainly for info sharing via FB. From there, we became closer to the point that last week, several of us went in together on a hog purchase -- a family farm offered their hogs direct to the public rather than kill them when the market was hit hard. Members bought 16 hogs, some gathered to process, all of us now have at least a whole hog canned or in our freezers.
2 years off and on prepping. People think I'm crazy but then again they're the ones who complained about not having tp when crap hit the fan during this virus
How many of us have watched Sootch for years and thought yeah I’ll get to that , and here we are, pandemic situation, this has really highlighted for me that the worst can happen literally at any time
Seriously, do not become totally dependent upon technology. My wife had a meeting to go to one day, and she used Mapquest. I used to be a delivery driver in the area she was going to, and because I knew the roads VERY well, I showed her a route that took SIX MILES off of what Mapquest had!
It's always important to have another computer brain for your car. Toyota Camrys from the Year 1997 to 2001 have the computer box inside the glove compartment. So what you do is you go to wrecking yard or buy one on the computer rather auto store and wrap many layers of soil around the computer box brain and keep it with you in the trunk of your car. Then all you have to do when the EMP knocks your computer out when it fries your computer you just pull out the old computer and take the new computer out of your trunk and install it in your car and you're good for a while.
Been ordering off of a company by the name of Bravo Sierra for hair and body cleanser bar. Which is good for 30 to 40 showers. Suds up real well. I'm also making an emergency bag with some clothes, hygiene kit, and trying to get pre-made food for a few days, but not having any luck with that though.
From their past track record, I would not trust FEMA any farther than I could throw them( seems like they are always late to a disaster area and way short on supplies even when they know a disaster is coming such as a hurricane)! As far as water, 2 gallons per person and 1 gallon per pet per day! As far as food, I always buy a little extra( you would be surprise how much food one could acquire over time)!
Get yo know local farms, they'll have everything you need but the distributors might not be able to move them. For instance in my area you can pick up 1/4, 1/2 or a full cow if ypu wanted or can store. Eggs, milk, poultry, vegetables, flour, fruits the stores are empty but they have it all.
Good info I think 3 totes are better then on in that smaller tote could be handled by children if they are well trained children are always glad to help if they are asked to. Also smaller totes could be stashed between seats of a van or Your Family Sport Family APC. If you planned your have important items right where they are needed. Or at least in one of the top tote. Unless your like my family that opted to carry a bag of shampoo and other toiletries that I had my $80 leatherman super tool inside it. The wife tried getting mad at me cause she changed her mind when I had to take a taxi to academy sporting goods to buy a replacement (not on sale) after TSA took the first one.
I have been watching your You Tube videos for quite a long time but I have never seen the padlock on your shed locked. Do you ever lock it or does it remain unlocked at all times?
If a stimulus is ever passed. I believe the longer nothing is done by our incompetent government, the more it guarantees we have a depression greater than the great depression.
Questions aboutt water containers...can you pour water straight from the tap into the containers, or do you have to boil the water first before storing in the water containers? Thank you.
You will need a way to safely boil water and cook indoors (a one burner butane stove + butane cylinders) when it is too cold, too wet or unsafe to cook outdoors. You will need a way to quickly and cheaply get a supply of water if a hurricane or major winter storm is heading your way (store a lot of empty and cleaned 1-qt soda bottles with their caps and half gallon juice bottles and their caps). You will need a manual can opener. You will need some solar-charged lanterns for safe night lighting especially if you have small children or pets (Luci brand outdoor camp light with inflatable base is a good choice). You will need a reliable way to monitor weather info and emergency broadcasts (get a solar-charged NOAA weather radio). You will need a lot of shelf-stable pantry food (canned goods and dry mixes). You will need ways to stay warm in winter when the power grid is down (wool or quilted clothing, sleeping bags, a Mr. Buddy propane heater specifically designed for indoor use). You will need basic first aid supplies, a variety of commonly used over the counter meds and training in first aid and CPR.
I started watching survival videos about 10 days ago. Started prepping more than just having "extra" cans of soup and peanut butter. I am wondering how to find a prepper group in my area???
Remember GPS is just like Computer data: GIGO=Garbage In ,Garbage Out : My GPS once tried to send me across a bridge that had been torn down 20 years before.
People please listen to this information. I am a refugee from the wildfire that burned Paradise,Ca. We were forced to evacuate with nothing. With no motels with vacancy we had nowhere to go and no supplies. Before the fire I was just beginning to prep but was to late. We were evacuated for 37 days before we learned our fate. My truck was our saving grace because we drove through flames that would of killed me my family if we were on foot. I highly recommend if you have a bug out bag for it to be in your vehicle. Get away kit! Because I hunt my truck had supplies that helped. This channel will give you the tools you need for survival. I agree with everything he says. I've been in these situations.
Saw a documentary on Netflix called Paradise and saw what you went through from the comfort of my couch. Man o man I feel for you some real intense moments with no warning those of you who haven't seen it should you will immediately start preparing if you haven't yet
It was nuts, I owned a landscape business and I called all my clients over half had no idea there was even a fire. Others unfortunately refused to leave because they had nothing else to live for because of their age.
Aye yer a guid lad. Av watched ye many years an I cannae fault yer patter. Ye ken whit yer oan aboot an ye folk hear ye. Scotland welcomes ye big man 🏴
Many fix a flat glues you put into your tire let you drive less than 15 kms before they disintegrate the rubber. Worst advice you can give. Buy a roadside kit with a small portable compressor and you just top up your tire's air pressure. Also, why not mention communication like short wave radios and 2 eay scanners? Knowledge is power and knowing what's coming lets you be aware and prepared to what's in the next city or wherever you're heading.
If it gets to a point that people go wilder ill have all my firearms loaded. We have food and most survival items but im hunkering at home if all hell brakes loose. Where are you going to go, un less you have a secret bunker. Good tips, but i trust fema as much as the gov't. We have family less than ten minutes from our home. My brother in law has several firearms and my nephew has many more. We all stock up on canned foods and and dry goods and essentials. We will survive.
A good tip for that world gone crazy situation: to make a poor man's safe room in your home empty out a walk in closet and line it with filled sand bags. Depending on how many you have in thickness will depend on Calibre of weapon it will stop. One sandbag thick should stop a lot of handgun rounds, but it takes 3 feet of sand to stop an AK 47 round so it would be hard to set it up to stop rifle rounds.
I recommend a key safe. Leaving out the keys to one of your most valuable items is not good sense. Guy breaks in gathers your stuff and then takes your keys and truck. Lock your keys up.
Would be good if you could attach a list of everything you just said to have instead of having to go through the vid over and over and compile the list when we could just cut and paste your attached list and print it.
Your videos used to be interesting. You have followed the path of canadian prepper. Don't show anything really on hand. The green doors are boring and the trim needs serious attention. Makes me wonder what's behind the green door. Only watched about 1 minute.
URGENT MILITARY INTEL The politicians that have given themselves over to evil have been destroying people's health for many years. *New Coronavirus vaccine is a 'Trojan horse' .... The CDC and CIA are using fear based psyops manipulation to persuade citizens into taking the new toxic Coronavirus vaccine. This new vaccine has a delayed disease creating effect in the human body. 💉 Please research this truth in the video documentary 'IN LIES WE TRUST' by Dr. Lenny Horowitz. ua-cam.com/video/Sw4UZ6aP6uc/v-deo.html Please research this truth in the video documentary 'CORONAVIRUS PREDICTIVE PROGRAMMING' by Dr. Leonard Horowitz. ua-cam.com/video/ZrmxwG8Vunk/v-deo.html Please research this truth in the video documentary 'BEYOND TREASON'. ua-cam.com/video/02aAGuMa2Qo/v-deo.html Please watch the video documentary '205 - THE MAN BEHIND THE MASK / TOTAL ONSLAUGHT' by Walter Veith. ua-cam.com/video/uKcXTYWh2F0/v-deo.html *1909 New York Press, January 26,1909 publishes a report by W.B. Clark which states, "Cancer was practically unknown until cowpox vaccination began to be introduced. I have seen 200 cases of cancer, and I never saw a case of cancer in an unvaccinated person". UNITED STATES I. R. I. E. Investigation Research International Educator The real "X-Files" US 4252935977 AGENT Sinne'
Another thing about an emergency kit is that it can be a heck of a moral booster. Knowing that you have the necessary supplies when an emergency hits can go to along way to preserving your mental preparedness as well.
Important point that can’t be stressed enough.
Part of the rule of 3's. 3 seconds without hope, is where you can start.
Good advice. One thing I think should be revised. Your key rack. If no one's home and someone breaks in... you might want to find a way to secure all that.
Something to consider about flashlights. Recharging may not always be possible. If the charge goes out and you still need light waiting for recharge is not an option. The new 123 batteries seem to last longer but are not as common as AA and AAA, especially if you are not in an urban area or are in a 3rd world area. Availability of batteries is important. Even in remote 3rd world areas AA and AAA can be found, you may have to look around but they are the most common.
I remember shortly after I started carrying an emergency get home bag. I was towing a trailer full of garbage and couldn’t fully cover it with the tarp I had. So I was able to use my emergency one to help cover the load. I went out the next day and bought a new tarp to replace the one I had taken out of the kit. Not an emergency but it did save me from getting a ticket for littering and from possibly causing an accident.
Thank you for this video. Stockpile foods and supplies today. Wear masks and gloves. Be safe. Action plans are good. An emergency can arise at any time. First aid kits and other tools are vital to our survival.
Watching from South-Africa!! Lockdown day 60...
Sorry to hear that! Better move to the USA
You’re kinda surrounded if you get my drift 🤔🧐🧐
@@Captainkirk88410 Wow, really
Same ons maak pooitjie kos tydens lockdown
Might want to invest in some kind of fire proof container for important supplies now that I just watched a video about dave canterbury's house burning down.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER! THANKS SOOTCH. I THOUGHT I HAD EVERYTHING IN MY VEHICLES. NOW I DO.
Thanks so much for all this information. Love your channel. Blessings from Puerto Rico.
I want to suggest that you make a video with the uses of Inner tube rubber from car tires, bike tires etc. I came from a tiny island Rota - Northern Mariana Islands. Locals depend on the island for survival and inner tube is used by hunters and fishers. Although not all for SHTF scenarios but a very inexpensive tool. We cut the inner tube length wise into long strips of different widths. We use it for tying robber crabs and other game, on pipes as a hair tie, on machete or other tool handles for better grip, as a sling, a belt, shoe lace, strap, heck you could tie up your partner if you wanted to. I was hunting one afternoon and the bottom part of my shoe came out, i just whipped out a string of inner tube and tied that shoe around my foot and made it home without tearing my foot apart. it even makes a great fire starter. We have even used it as a pouch for carrying things. I think your followers will find this info very useful. plus I kinda was hoping you would mention my husband in one of your videos (ha-ha) his name is Brian Richards. Thanks & God Bless America, Long Live the Republic.
When we were kids we used inner tubes to make rubber band guns out of pine boards and clothes pins . It was fun but it stung if you got hit
Winner of a video, I have been researching "prep list for disaster" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Reffailarly Translucent Preparation - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.
We put the extra car keys at a family’s house. But I would put change of clothes in the trunk because a house fire you maybe standing out side in what they went to bed in. And put a extra keys out side of your house and not on the car. Like under garden gnome or child swing set because a house fire you will not go for the keys you are going for your family.
Renewable resources and double or triple redundancy. Be prepared and keep up the good work brother.
The medication is very high on my list of things to prepare for. We lost our prescription insurance a number of years ago and I ran out because we couldn't afford it. When we were able to get insurance again, I skipped my full dosage until I had nine months of medication saved up. Sometimes insurance has restrictions on how much they will authorize. Keep that in mind when preparing your medications.
Yup! Cash is essential. I had a very bad experience in 2015.
We have a propane stove in the kitchen and a big, well stocked pantry. Our big issue is water. We have a well, but that requires power. We currently us 5 and 6 gallon water jugs filled, giving our family about a week's worth of water. We are looking into an auxiliary hand pump on the well.
Who else started watching survival videos because they were bored and now have a closet full of survival things?
I’ve been watching for 4 years now and still can’t afford to prep. But I still watch.
lol. I always see something I could use, need, or add to a wish list, especially from this gentleman.
We've been at it for some time. Don't know when it happened, but, it became a lifestyle. A few years ago, we began a group, mainly for info sharing via FB. From there, we became closer to the point that last week, several of us went in together on a hog purchase -- a family farm offered their hogs direct to the public rather than kill them when the market was hit hard. Members bought 16 hogs, some gathered to process, all of us now have at least a whole hog canned or in our freezers.
W Mansfield oh wow that’s good.
2 years off and on prepping. People think I'm crazy but then again they're the ones who complained about not having tp when crap hit the fan during this virus
I’m looking for a good edc pocket flashlight, with a “tail button” and with over 1000 lumens any suggestions?
Solid information as always.
How many of us have watched Sootch for years and thought yeah I’ll get to that , and here we are, pandemic situation, this has really highlighted for me that the worst can happen literally at any time
Thanks for the knowledge , Sootch00 !!!!!!!!!! As always long live the Republic my friend !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously, do not become totally dependent upon technology. My wife had a meeting to go to one day, and she used Mapquest. I used to be a delivery driver in the area she was going to, and because I knew the roads VERY well, I showed her a route that took SIX MILES off of what Mapquest had!
It's always important to have another computer brain for your car. Toyota Camrys from the Year 1997 to 2001 have the computer box inside the glove compartment. So what you do is you go to wrecking yard or buy one on the computer rather auto store and wrap many layers of soil around the computer box brain and keep it with you in the trunk of your car. Then all you have to do when the EMP knocks your computer out when it fries your computer you just pull out the old computer and take the new computer out of your trunk and install it in your car and you're good for a while.
What's MapQuest?...
;)
Is this site still around?...
im teaching my self every route in the city i live in and how to read maps
Thank you finally someone said about keys!!!!!
Really useful, important information. Thanks for sharing!
Fix a flat is next on my list!
Another awesome video on having the basics that you just can scream from the mountain tops enough!
Been ordering off of a company by the name of Bravo Sierra for hair and body cleanser bar. Which is good for 30 to 40 showers. Suds up real well. I'm also making an emergency bag with some clothes, hygiene kit, and trying to get pre-made food for a few days, but not having any luck with that though.
That was excellent! We will get the rest of your recommendations. Thanks!
From their past track record, I would not trust FEMA any farther than I could throw them( seems like they are always late to a disaster area and way short on supplies even when they know a disaster is coming such as a hurricane)! As far as water, 2 gallons per person and 1 gallon per pet per day! As far as food, I always buy a little extra( you would be surprise how much food one could acquire over time)!
These are some great tips sir, these tools are only as useful as the user having the skills and abilities to use them. Practice
When fema said to prepare for 6 mo. I prepared for a year but I dont have a filter system. I'm sticking water now.
Get yo know local farms, they'll have everything you need but the distributors might not be able to move them. For instance in my area you can pick up 1/4, 1/2 or a full cow if ypu wanted or can store. Eggs, milk, poultry, vegetables, flour, fruits the stores are empty but they have it all.
I also keep Clear Plastic in my car kit, I had a Seagull drop a Clam on my back Window once .
Include water for the critters
Detailed instructions. I checked with my list, I'm ready)))
Good info I think 3 totes are better then on in that smaller tote could be handled by children if they are well trained children are always glad to help if they are asked to. Also smaller totes could be stashed between seats of a van or
Your Family Sport Family APC. If you planned your have important items right where they are needed. Or at least in one of the top tote. Unless your like my family that opted to carry a bag of shampoo and other toiletries that I had my $80 leatherman super tool inside it. The wife tried getting mad at me cause she changed her mind when I had to take a taxi to academy sporting goods to buy a replacement (not on sale) after TSA took the first one.
Really good list.
Thank you so much I really needed this
Having a bible in your kit is a good idea.. ATB
Yes, it makes good fires starting material
I got 3 large bins full of random stuff plus MREs and 3 smaller bins full of MREs 💪🙂
THANK YOU GOOD JOB !
I have been watching your You Tube videos for quite a long time but I have never seen the padlock on your shed locked.
Do you ever lock it or does it remain unlocked at all times?
Know what my next stimulus is being spent on...getting ready for the second wave.
If a stimulus is ever passed. I believe the longer nothing is done by our incompetent government, the more it guarantees we have a depression greater than the great depression.
You can thank Pelosi & friends for the foot dragging.
Second wave of tyranny?
Dude, I would love to tour your preps! Lol!!!
Questions aboutt water containers...can you pour water straight from the tap into the containers, or do you have to boil the water first before storing in the water containers? Thank you.
Amen
Another great video 👌.
Great video !
Pet food, a way to keep your future meals fresh longer....
you're a savage lol
You will need a way to safely boil water and cook indoors (a one burner butane stove + butane cylinders) when it is too cold, too wet or unsafe to cook outdoors.
You will need a way to quickly and cheaply get a supply of water if a hurricane or major winter storm is heading your way (store a lot of empty and cleaned 1-qt soda bottles with their caps and half gallon juice bottles and their caps).
You will need a manual can opener.
You will need some solar-charged lanterns for safe night lighting especially if you have small children or pets (Luci brand outdoor camp light with inflatable base is a good choice).
You will need a reliable way to monitor weather info and emergency broadcasts (get a solar-charged NOAA weather radio).
You will need a lot of shelf-stable pantry food (canned goods and dry mixes).
You will need ways to stay warm in winter when the power grid is down (wool or quilted clothing, sleeping bags, a Mr. Buddy propane heater specifically designed for indoor use).
You will need basic first aid supplies, a variety of commonly used over the counter meds and training in first aid and CPR.
I started watching survival videos about 10 days ago. Started prepping more than just having "extra" cans of soup and peanut butter. I am wondering how to find a prepper group in my area???
Remember GPS is just like Computer data: GIGO=Garbage In ,Garbage Out : My GPS once tried to send me across a bridge that had been torn down 20 years before.
I had Google maps direct me to a bridge that was for walking only. Good thing it had barricades.
Why you don't do a video for EMP evaluation ?
People please listen to this information. I am a refugee from the wildfire that burned Paradise,Ca. We were forced to evacuate with nothing. With no motels with vacancy we had nowhere to go and no supplies. Before the fire I was just beginning to prep but was to late. We were evacuated for 37 days before we learned our fate. My truck was our saving grace because we drove through flames that would of killed me my family if we were on foot. I highly recommend if you have a bug out bag for it to be in your vehicle. Get away kit! Because I hunt my truck had supplies that helped. This channel will give you the tools you need for survival. I agree with everything he says. I've been in these situations.
Saw a documentary on Netflix called Paradise and saw what you went through from the comfort of my couch. Man o man I feel for you some real intense moments with no warning those of you who haven't seen it should you will immediately start preparing if you haven't yet
It was nuts, I owned a landscape business and I called all my clients over half had no idea there was even a fire. Others unfortunately refused to leave because they had nothing else to live for because of their age.
Where do you find your maps?
That sucks about his truck, Someone must have shot the hood
Best to not keep this supplies in your house. It could burn down. Dave Canterbury's house burned down and lost everything.
ok, I need a job to buy all this stuff 🙂
Do you sell your morale patches sootch? I would love to have some.
Is milk jugs a good thing to store water in
Pet food, because our elected officials need to eat, too!
I think you have that reversed, they think we are their pets and we are being abused
not if we dont ' keep ' them
🤣
All this stuff is Sooo Easy to Say.... So much Hatder to do. Seems like there's always something ahead in priority vs extra supply
Aye yer a guid lad. Av watched ye many years an I cannae fault yer patter. Ye ken whit yer oan aboot an ye folk hear ye. Scotland welcomes ye big man 🏴
clansman been to Scotland 3 times; lovely country, good people!
@@billnickerson8704 aye its braw place. Hope ye visit again bud 🏴
Ol'Sootch would have to resort to selling turnip greens out the back of his Hummer hoping on good direction.....
I know Iive in Knoxville
how do mu re charge
Dark winter
Many fix a flat glues you put into your tire let you drive less than 15 kms before they disintegrate the rubber. Worst advice you can give. Buy a roadside kit with a small portable compressor and you just top up your tire's air pressure. Also, why not mention communication like short wave radios and 2 eay scanners? Knowledge is power and knowing what's coming lets you be aware and prepared to what's in the next city or wherever you're heading.
To Bug Out in a vehicle, you almost need to be pulling a trailer to haul all the stuff.
Your tire guy is gonna hate you if you use fix a flat. Keep a tire pump and tire plug kit instead.
I see a new piece of wire hanging off your shed. And you should be keeping that lock closed.
If it gets to a point that people go wilder ill have all my firearms loaded. We have food and most survival items but im hunkering at home if all hell brakes loose. Where are you going to go, un less you have a secret bunker. Good tips, but i trust fema as much as the gov't.
We have family less than ten minutes from our home. My brother in law has several firearms and my nephew has many more. We all stock up on canned foods and and dry goods and essentials. We will survive.
A good tip for that world gone crazy situation: to make a poor man's safe room in your home empty out a walk in closet and line it with filled sand bags. Depending on how many you have in thickness will depend on Calibre of weapon it will stop. One sandbag thick should stop a lot of handgun rounds, but it takes 3 feet of sand to stop an AK 47 round so it would be hard to set it up to stop rifle rounds.
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I recommend a key safe. Leaving out the keys to one of your most valuable items is not good sense. Guy breaks in gathers your stuff and then takes your keys and truck. Lock your keys up.
glad we dont have that lame gas can law. anything HDPE can hold fuel so lucky me.
Would be good if you could attach a list of everything you just said to have instead of having to go through the vid over and over and compile the list when we could just cut and paste your attached list and print it.
Great video of supply list!
BEWARE, by the way, 'Logan' (friend request comment below) is a spy bot; check out the profile.
Your videos used to be interesting. You have followed the path of canadian prepper. Don't show anything really on hand. The green doors are boring and the trim needs serious attention. Makes me wonder what's behind the green door. Only watched about 1 minute.
I'm a prepper,you're a prepper...Wouldn't you like to be a prepper too?
URGENT MILITARY INTEL
The politicians that have given themselves over to evil have been destroying people's health for many years.
*New Coronavirus vaccine is a 'Trojan horse' ....
The CDC and CIA are using fear based psyops manipulation to persuade citizens into taking the new toxic Coronavirus vaccine.
This new vaccine has a delayed disease creating effect in the human body. 💉
Please research this truth in the video documentary
'IN LIES WE TRUST' by Dr. Lenny Horowitz.
ua-cam.com/video/Sw4UZ6aP6uc/v-deo.html
Please research this truth in the video documentary 'CORONAVIRUS PREDICTIVE PROGRAMMING' by Dr. Leonard Horowitz. ua-cam.com/video/ZrmxwG8Vunk/v-deo.html
Please research this truth in the video documentary 'BEYOND TREASON'.
ua-cam.com/video/02aAGuMa2Qo/v-deo.html
Please watch the video documentary
'205 - THE MAN BEHIND THE MASK / TOTAL ONSLAUGHT' by Walter Veith.
ua-cam.com/video/uKcXTYWh2F0/v-deo.html
*1909 New York Press, January 26,1909 publishes a report by W.B. Clark which states,
"Cancer was practically unknown until cowpox vaccination began to be introduced. I have seen 200 cases of cancer, and I never saw a case of cancer in an unvaccinated person".
UNITED STATES I. R. I. E.
Investigation Research International Educator
The real "X-Files"
US 4252935977
AGENT Sinne'
Yep, the loonies are out again.
@@DS..69 yes, I haven't taken my medication 💊
@@Michael9-23-15 Do it. Now. Lol. That was actually for the other guy, not you.