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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
- Greg Tambone shares a multitude of inside information on securing your home against any type of threat. Whether it be burglars, natural disasters, or the zombie apocalypse... this video will have you squared away and prepared to defend your home against all dangers foreign and domestic.
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I have a dry moat with wild boar, then a wet moat with alligators, and finally a raised terrace of lawyers.
3 of the most bloodthirsty members of the animal kingdom.🤣 all good choices.
@@otaku_mclovin4209 The challenge is keeping the lawyers from eating the gators.
@@otaku_mclovin4209 😆
@@luxdevoid 😆
Are the lawyers stacked I hope.
All I know is of I ever break into a man's house to rob it and he's wearing a Hawaiian shirt and camo pants, I know I fucked up....
He looks like Max Payne.
100%
An outfit I rock on the regular
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Reversible Hawaiian shirt.. Bones' the Boss!
In Italy we say "better have a bad trial than a good funeral"
@Underrated Inventions sometimes they were the same thing.
Six of one, half dozen of another.
Ironic italians say this
I think its carried by 6,not buried. Doesn't matter at that point if the funeral was lit.
@@cesarsantellana1768 ‘better to be tried by 12 than carried by 6’ Master Ken 😃
I used to stay with some friends in Arkansas that the outside their house looked horrendous, cheap, and run down. You go inside it was like the twilight zone a complete mansion. Absolutely beautiful. Amazing what making the outside " ugly " can detour lolol.
There was a prepper suggestion for when power, food and water are gone, to stay or get thin, and to toss some shit out to look like you've already been plundered. Trash your own yard!
keeps taxes lower to, in my state appraisers only see outside.
Same for taxes here too. Definitely detours street thieves and govt thieves! 😂👍
Edit: in case of that end type prepper scenario or a genuine pandemic not the "plan"demic I'm going to commit this to my memory also lol
@@garychandler4296 I AM COUNTRY, i am not one to wait to trash my yard,,,trucks tractors a dozen old bikes and choppers all over the yard..most people wait and honk at the 2- 16 foot cattle gaits with 1 hot barbed wire on top. at the entrants to the farm. MISSOURI is looked at like we are backwards, i like it that way.
@@harrypalm5036 lived 19 years in Tecumseh Mo. in a cabin with no electricity or water. Some of the best years of my life! I wouldn't worry about interlopers if I hadn't moved to Acworth Georgia!
But here, you want not to look like a place to rob, and looking like you've already been hit is a deterrent as well as fortification.
My cameras, front yard target, and stickers I think helps. (Reminds me to practice today.)
I made a moat and my toilet drains directly into it. keeps almost everyone away. neighbours, invaders, post man, even UPS drivers.
some dork from the EPA keeps showing up though.
Tell em it's part of the new "reclaimed" sewer water. 😁
Set it on fire for EPA. They love that.
@@whereswaldo5740 That a great idea!
Wanting to verify your paperwork!??
@@lanceburke6236 you know how those souless burocrats are.
Once he said you need to have a 100 yd. open killing field in order to defend your base it ruled out 85-90% of the viewers.
Most people don’t have 10 yards of open space.
Yes he said it but in the thumbnail he has trees close to his house
That s true, but I think he was describing an ideal situation. Most people live in the cities. Even there, there are other things they can do to protect themselves.
If that wasn't enough the armed guard towers would do it.
I have 20 acres of space
Dogs are good detergents or at least an early alarm if space is small
If you do bars over the window I would do bars on the inside that can hinge open. Fixed bars will limit your egress in case of a fire or any other reason you might need to exit the structure.
There is a company that makes a product that are hurricane screens that go over the window frames and require a crow bar to open up. They are very grey man.
Go under ground dude like the military dude😁
@@j.c.9461 Wish I could find a big hill that I could dig into the side of.
They have hurricane bunkers you can buy man to hide out in that's Florida right?
Not an issue if house is made of brick and mortar.
1. Step 1. Fortify/overwatch/etc Step 2. Meet with your neighbor and tell them you’re the new owner and its a clean slate and give them your phone number if they ever need assistance. Step 3. Shake their hand and say “. Thank you [name] for taking the time to meet me.” The best way to win is to not get into the fight in the first place.
When they're knocking at your door to attack.... what will you do then?
@@risennation1239 I keep a a few coffins & already dug graves ready. /sarc
Somebody obviously has never been involved in any form of conflict. People who don't like you don't care how much of a nice guy you are. In fact it might backfire and they might see it as audacity and disrespect.
no solid answer. depends on your neighbor.
Some excellent advice ive heard was fortify your master bedroom with an exterior door, then fortify your master closet or master bathroom with a exterior door as well. Multiple layers.
I recommend an interior lock or latching device on exterior storm doors as well. I t will help buy more seconds.
@@boltwevl Exterior storm doors? You mean for like a tornado shelter?
@@watchandpray8918 I think he meant your screen door with the glass in it. A few extra seconds whilst you lock and load.
@@garychandler4296 Thanks. I see the point. I always locked the storm door on my house because I felt more secure opening my door when someone rang the bell.
Big difference if someone thinks to push in.
Funny story:
A sheriff came to my door one time and when I asked what he wanted he showed his badge and then pretended like he couldn't hear what I was saying. I opened the storm door and he handed me a notice for jury duty. 🙄🤣🤣🤣
Fortify it by storing your tannerite and ball bearing stash inside
Great info. I've been doing a lot of these same things over the years. Just moved into a new house and the 1st thing I did while changing the locks was take out the 1/2 in screws in the door plates and replace them with 3in. The difference between 2 kicks to get in and 5 or 6 can mean life or death, for you or them.
I mean while I was active duty infantry.. the locks are weak. Not just the screws.
I did my doors the day we closed on our current house. We moved in a week later.
I saw a thumbnail with Hunter Biden holding a cordless drill and figured I would click on it.
Naw, this guy is way more attractive.
@@rhondasmith7413 Stud fee is available for this rare bigfoot. 😗🤗
@@nomadicway9028 I’ll set you up with my Sasquatch friend! 🤗
@@alanabunch8881 😂😂😂
I came here looking for this comment. 👍🏻
“Honey! Call Bob and tell him to come quickly and bring his shovel!”
The screws is a solid tip that really works and anyone can do. Something I did for a bug in option was I drilled a hole and sunk a half inch steel tube in the floor behind the front door, and bolted a steel tube on the door itself- in the event I need it, or at night while asleep-I made a kick brace out of an old motorcycle shock, (any shock absorber works I made one for my brother with a mountain bike frame shock and it works great) slide it in place and even if someone kicks/smashes in the dead bolt the door just bounces back at them. It takes the force and bounces back instead of smashing through. Keeps an intruder in one position, frustrated, and unaware of where you are or what's holding the door.
Great idea and another one up into the door header with Steel plates on each side where tube goes into header!!
Thanks! Great idea
Make a video would like to see
@@Snnezo been a long time coming but it's in the works 👍🏻
The 3 letter agencies in the US can and do access WiFi cameras and use people's own cameras to do surveillance on them. They do it frequently and without warrant. I would definitely advise against them if that is a concern to your situation.
We discussed how that actually works in a recent video!
Yep just heard about that on a radio show , about them accessing peoples camera's .
I knew it was happening because all the sheeple started installing them because "OOOO I CAN LOOK FROM MY PHONE". So can everyone else, dear Watson.
So as long as I don't hook up to internet I'm fine right?
What? How do you know that??? I have rings all around my home even inside
That sally port front entry is a great idea! Gate in front and back of the car is awesome.
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Never thought of making a DIY plate carrier out of pegboard!🤣🤣🤣
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Two years later... Still a great vid. 👍
The double gates he’s talking about also applies to doors. If possible you want to have the first outside door lead into a room with a second door. That way you can open the first door, lock it behind you and then open the second door that leads into the actually housing unit.
Indeed
Plot twist, his neighbour's just watched this video
If the fall is tomorrow, here's what the property should have:
1:) privacy fence (varying sizes)
2:) 3-5ft wide, 8ft deep trench inside the fence (camouflage with basic foliage)
3:) fruit trees lining along the inside of the trench line, set to bloom at different times to give you food coverage...
The fence hides the trench, the trench prevents a vehicular assault, and protects the trees, which are loaded with switch armed claymores (cost 40$ each to make or so) wired to battery banks.
Listen if you can defend your property from a safe room by clicking different wires to a battery, your family is far more secure than if you own a firearm.
If you are interested, I can help you set up remote defences for your home
Thanks for all the awesome advice Greg. Im married with 4 daughters and a son, and with the world going sideways faster than a drunk figure skater im always looking for ways to defend my family if SHTF. Thanks again buddy, keep up the great work!!!
SHTF! What has Sharon hid the frankfurters got to do with anything?
If you break glass and put the broken glass in cement on top of the walls if your running short of razor wire.
Basically my house is very unsecured, but I've done alot of things to give myself enough time to defend myself and my family. Unfortunately you never feel like its enough. Great vid thank you sir.
Funny story. The pace I live in has a distinct part of the fence where it is out of sight and lower, so I figured it was a natural avenue for invasion. So, I placed my beehives in a way that if you climb the fence there you land on the beehives. That’s where the junky stride to jump the fence. Pluss now I make my own mead.
Sounds pretty cool!
MEAD man; AAaarrhhh!!!
Raise that area of the fence, then make the the other side an uncomfortable place to land. Youu get the picture.
@@bradbrown9722 you missed the part about bee hives, didn't you?
@@2ProTecK yes I did bro. My bad. Thanks for putting me on check for that.
About 30 seconds on the situation in Honduras about the house is enough to intro it, then move on to your content. Keep content organized. Don’t jump around topics and then back to some topics. Talk about layers in a logical fashion. Hit the outer layer, give equivalents that serve in the outer layers, then move inward to the next layer but don’t keep going back to the outer layers. My .02.
Motes with alligators 😂 I'ma look into that for my house
Dont forget, if U live in the US, it is not lawful to set traps for potential intruders. U can be sued by them or their families if they are harmed by a trap u set yeah get this while they are burglaruzing or hone invading etc. I know it sucks but its to protect innocent ppl.
Hey I flipping LOVE U BONE!
MAD LOVE DUDE.💋
@@dreama8996 Bees are cheap and dual purpose (If comment not tongue in cheek).
A slingshot can be used to agitate hives instead of having something switched on. People effectively prohibited from exercising basic human rights need an option for self defense.
You might have to petition your HOA and there's a possibility of it being denied. In case they do, ask if a plastic pool with rubber guard ducks would be in compliance with their rules and regulations.
Moat?
Everything you said about U.S. cops is spot on, excellent advice. 💪🏼
Your exactly right about the police. Your very likely to be arrested if you call the police for help.
Sad but true
You did what? Shown your gun and the guy ran? Did you Point it at him? Okay did you point it at anyone else? Ok No we can’t find him. But you just confessed to brandishing a firearm in a threatening manner, disturbing the peace, and assault with a deadly weapon. Any other weapons in the household? Put your hands behind your back for me real quick.....
UA-cam: Call the Cops - Rob Hustle ft. Bump
@DJ so cool SSS
@@sudilos1172 SSS
Even a .22 can pass into a standard stick home. There are even air rifles that can take down deer and larger animals. A block home is the way to go. It's what we have and we have a little less to worry about here in NE/FL and SE/GA. LOVED the intel btw. Great stuff!!!
Hey dude after I heard you discuss the history of you’re place of residence I pray for you and know you will be just fine sir god bless you
I absolutely LOVE this content ! Thank you brother - GOD BLESS YOU !
Thanks Bone! Great video and great ideas! Love videos like this! Means a lot! The way the world is we need this kinda stuff.
Thanks for your feedback and support my brother
And also understand that "security through obscurity" is a real principal that is generally applied in the lock industry but is not an excuse when someone comes through your door. " I didn't think this would happen" won't stop anyone trying to harm you or your family
Great advice as always. Going to upgrade my bonebreaker for christmas.
Awesome I hope you do and the new ones are really next level you won’t be disappointed!
Love your knowledge of self-defense and proper tactics and security. God bless you for sharing all that you do. You are so inspiring.
Peace and blessings be with you Sir! ❤️
Really enjoy your videos. Finally I can watch someone with experience and no bias toward anything. Keep up the good work
Definitely brother I’m here to help thank you for your feedback and support
Thanks bone for the good tips ,very much appreciated my brother
Thanks for the feedback and support
Good stuff. Very good ideas that are easy to overlook
Leave the front door open at a 45 degree angle, paste a clown picture and paint “free hugs” on the wall by the door.
You wouldn't get any one to come that way;cops,mailman,tricker-treaters...hell even jehovah witness would attempt that
Bone tactical keeps it real with facts and logic again. Thanks brother
Thanks again for your feedback and support
Thank you for doing this video.
You’re welcome brother
Also I like digging 7 foot deep pits at about a yard in a half from one side to the other and puting bushes over it that way they fall in when they try to sneak through the bush it works best in the dark though so maybe not the best in daylight hours but it works
I like the door spy glass idea. It used to be popular. I think if kids open the door, they need something and training to know it's OK or not.
My dog has saved me from being murdered by postmen/women (gotta be PC) UPS and FedX delivery folks…no one comes onto my property with not being warned by my 24/7 bodyguard (dogs rock!)… thank you for video content 👍👍👍…it doesn’t fall on deaf ears!
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Bone -
GOOD TO SEE YOU AGAIN !!
Glad your still going at it !!
I absolutely enjoy your channel Greg. Keep up the awesome work!
This was a great video, I would like to add that triplines are a good cheap addition to any perimeter. It can be a fishline or kite string and some tin cans.
He did mention the trip lines that sell the ones for 209 primers and 12 gauge blanks sold by fifth ops for around $25.00 each . Basically they are detonators so from there you can have whatever size bang you want.
@@lisadulac7828 yes, those are very good too, if a bit loud for some situations.
Motion detectors are good enough now to tell the difference between a man and a deer or a dog. I use them and each one has a different chime. I can picture the path a person is walking by the series of chimes so I can meet them at their destination. Mine has a pager for when you leave the "control room" and the chimes change to vibrations. Then maintain the things.
That’s interesting I don’t think that I would bet my life on chiming motion detectors I definitely prefer cameras
Thanks for the tips!
Sure thing bro
Not only is your plate carrier highly adjustable but when sh!t hits the fan you can also use it for a game if cribbage during some down time! Love it😂
Watching this while in South Africa during the riots and looting👀👀
Good luck
You need donkeys, super smart and resilient, they make good alarms as well.
Thank you for the info man !!!
Awesome video and thanks for sharing. I really appreciate your advice and wisdom.
Glad it was helpful! My pleasure
How often do you look over your shoulder when you walk on the street? sometimes I wonder if I am too paranoid
You are not being paranoid. You are using good street smarts.
Don't think of it as being paranoid. Think of it as being prepared.
@@1866nemo Thanks that's relieving!
@@Harley-D-Mcdonald thanks I feel relieved
@@rawpower2672 head on a swivel
You're awesome! Love all your help and tips especially as a single mom.
I like the chest rig for a sidearm idea. Looks comfortable and convenient. Looks like it would take alot of practice to deploy safely though.
Great advice. Learned a lot on fortifying property. Nice farm purchase!!! First thing...... shooting range, tactical course. Lp gas tanks for targets😆. Look forward to rehabilitation of your farm. Glad your safe and doing well. All is good here in charlotte county and sw florida.
Thanks for your feedback and support
I love this guy he’s absolutely right don’t call 911 police are not your friend 👍👍👍
Yup. That’s what shovels are for
That's how you do time like he did. The first one to call is looked at as the victim. Use the 911 service to record you doing the right thing and saying all the right things. Use them to your advantage. I'm not going to be able to hunker down I'm going to have to advance to my kids rooms. That's where my stand will be. but on my way to their room I'm pretty much going to have to clear the whole house. I'm not to enthused about it but that's the layout.
@@alexduke5402 you don’t call anyone. Shut the lights out and go shopping for bags and bleach. Remember. Coworkers and buddies might help ya move...but your real friends are the ones that help you move bodies. Keep reliable people in your life. Even if it means only two
You mentioned @13:30 about your friend selling high-end plots of land. Does he have a website containing more information?
I was just about to post this
A review of place before improvements, how and why previous occupants lost conflicts would be nice. Thanks
Good job .
Thank you.
You’re welcome thanks for watching
I like you.
I think you are a good man. Appreciate it.
I've already shared this today with my friends and family and community that I am close to.
I support your ideas to be prepared for anything.
We live rural and police time response is 30 minutes or more sometimes if we needed them.
We are our own first responders here.
I unfortunately, have a shoot through house if attacked by anyone.
I have no escape route, no backup supplies and no active community that I'm a part of yet but I will be putting this in action and following up on your videos here to make this happen.
Thank you so much for your support my friend I hope you have a great rest of your week
You forgot to mention strike plates. Strike plates are quintessential for fortifying your doorway entry. Steel reinforced doors and framing. Very hard to gain entry with battering ram if the doors; have steel reinforced doors, frames and strike plates. And yeah use those long screws too. I do use reolink for my home security cams. Yeah I use those trip lines too with a 12 gauge primer, so it's pretty loud when it goes off.
Great info brother. Thanks for sharing. Keep it up!
Amazing content man amazing content hands down some of the best content available on UA-cam.
Can of hornet spray next to bed stop anyone 20 away!
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Love this channel! You're perspective of the "justice" system is spot on.
Yes Bone of.course we want videos like that!!
Thank you more coming soon
BROTHER THANKS LIKE YOUR VIDEOS BROTHER YOUR THE BEST I LEARN A LOT FROM YOUR VIDEOS YOU HAVE HELPED ME GET BETTER AT A LOT OF THINGS
Much appreciated man the positive feedback means a lot to me and definitely gives me fuel to keep it going
@@BoneTactical MY BROTHER THE PLEASURE IS ALL MYNE THANKS FOR POSTING VIDEOS YOUR A REAL INSPIRATION TO ME
I'm hopefully going to move to Indonesia in the next few years. I definitely can't have any guns, but having a secure home is still possible with creative work. Just subscribedand looking forward to learning more useful information.
Personally, moving somewhere where I “can’t” have guns is a big no go for me. Best of luck to you!
Awesome video man, greetings from Tegucigalpa, Honduras!!!
Greetings thank you for your support
Good practical advice!
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Most common locks can be defeated by the bump key, still too cheap to get the double cylinder so I get the bar against the door knob when at home. Wireless cameras usually useless with solar charging batteries run out or flaky wifi. Wire up your place with Cat5e to a central location and install the cameras, no need for seperate power wire. One high wall breach then run cable under eaves. Use remote app to check in anytime. Surveillance sign edge of property and alarm yard signs. An armed helicopter circling above also helps but its a option.
Yes, you should see the cat five security camera. We set up on our safe house. It’s one of the very popular security camera videos. I have here on the channel.
Different types of fowl (chickens/birds 🐦 in general) are great automatic alarm systems to all kinds of threats. Some even work as a guard dog of types but no bark (game roosters).
They use geese to guard airports in Germany I think and other military places in the world. They say better than a dog because they don’t like doped steaks.
GUINEA HENS! Very loud, eat tons of bugs.
I keep a bug out bag at all times. also after watching an oxygen acetylene torch in work I no longer think huge metal doors will save you at all
Or a battery powered grinder with a cut off wheel. I made some window bars out of 1/2 rebar and steel plate, but a grinder would cut them in under a minute. Just trying to keep others honest and be a harder target. Good job Bone.
@@bigb7157 those torches work pretty much instantly and you can cut through inches of metal in terms of thickness just like butter
We use it in welding. We use it on 5psi so it wont explode but its amazing at cutting
The whole idea is that if you have to cut open my door with a torch you’re never gonna have that time
@@BoneTactical well in your setup definitely. But if you live in the city a lot of people rely on these doors and some people buy extremely expensive ones like the bank type and there is really not much difference between cutting a standard metal door and those huge thick ass safetype doors
Thank you.⚡️🙏🏻⚡️
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I just found your channel and I am so happy! My wife calls me crazy because I have our house fortified like an Afghan firebase but after seeing this maybe she will understand.
I like what you said about the cops "truth 100"
I use tree climbing spikes ( like the ones they sell at hunting stores to climb up a tree) on my door jams . Screw them in the jam and just twist them closed or twist them open .
Awesome idea. I have 4 entry doors to my house (2 are garage doors) cheep and effective.
My wife and I just moved into our first house together very hepful
Glad it helped thanks for your feedback and support
Just Subscribed, looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for your feedback and support my friend
Great video. But for people with less money you can try this:
Have tall walls or fences and build them really solid.
Install a camera surveilance system for the outside perimeter of the property and for the outside perimeter of the house. if you have tricky places include those too and install cameras at face level on every entry to the house.
Have an alarm system with panic buttons in every primary area.
Deny acces through the top of the house, fence or perimeter walls. Put razer wire (the one in coil) and electrify it with 220 volts.
Have dogs, as many as you can deal with both in trainning and maintanance (generally 2 is the minimum).
Set up your house in your favor. If anyone can actually pass through the electrified wire over the fence, channel them into an obligatory entry point where you have a shooting plattform with cover and concealment for you but leaving them unable to get cover from your bullets or concealment from your sight.
Install security guards ofer windows and buy that bulletproof film. Have your entry locks automated so they close and ask for the key or finger print inmediately and every time it needs to be opened. Have metalic security doors on main entries.
If you are building your house from the bottom, have a concealed security room nobody knows about and make shure nobody can get in even if they find it.
Place security lights
And if you are absolutely trapped in the situation and you wont be able to scape, be shure to have a cellphone and a door opening button so police can get there and get inside the house to help you (worst case scenario).
And please, have a long firearm and enough ammunition to kill all zombies in the walking death.
Extremely good info.- BTW I've had my home entry "ways " "softened"....your explanations on hardening is right on the money....
Just by folks paying attention to their homes they can recognize the potential changes and design other potential safety or defense... I know I did and I'm still alive.....
Thank you for your feedback and support
@@BoneTactical UK don't like self defense
@DJ so cool NAILED IT
Lots of great info. Thanks!
If people aren't too squeamish about appearances, there's endless junk out there to put up as additional fortification for walls, etc. Cinderblocks, scrap wood and metal, etc. Better an unappealing house than a dead owner.
THANKS BONE!!
No problem
12:54 yes but it's cheaper to by pull and pop fireworks the tube looking things that make a loud bang when you pull the string then you can attach it to a trip wire it works just as good and they're very cheap you can order about 50 for around $17
Pineapple plants, like living razor blades, that give you food, under your windows, and those 4" deck screws get added to every house we buy and live in. We have a 90 pound dog, and he is better than any alarm. Wyze cams, Simplisafe are the best high tech things. Motion sensor lights are inexpensive, and work great.
No need for lights when you have night vision
Again, you missed the entire point
@@deoccupyhawaii6268 that's only in case they have a night vision as well but yes that's true so don't use those eliminators
@Frisco Strangler LMFAO
@@BoneTactical really? so what was the point? Is that more for deterrence rather than poor vision?
If you're using night vision goggles to make ingress on a place and someone turns on bright lights, it's going to hurt you, blind you, and disable you for a couple of minutes.
Good advice, thx brother.
I didn't know hunter biden was a prepper
Lmao 😂
Funny resemblance
Lmao.😂😂😂
I was looking for this comment lol. From selling paintings to fortifying his house 🤣😂😅
@@daviebaggins multi tasking bro.... lmao. Wanna buy my backpack lmao 😂
Low key way to monitor at night is spend time outside in the dark just waiting and observing. Lots of gaps but it's what I thought of.
That’s great if you have a lot of free time but it’s not actual monitoring
Man, this excellent advice!
Indeed it is thank you sir
A lot of people are either lulled into a false sense of security, or believe because they are "too poor", that they will never be robbed. Crime happens because of hard economic times and desperation. These videos are true Prepper Pro Tips in action!
True story
@@BoneTactical The videos are Knowledge Gold! Anyone who doubts them probably live in Disneyland, because the videos have the knowledge that only comes from the University of Life Experiences.
Cool Cabaña amigo
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This is a good topic you have chosen especially with what is going on. People have to learn what the constitution is truly about and they need to organize with their neighbors and neighborhood and learn how to protect themselves and their community members (neighbors etc). Great video.
Thanks for your feedback and support
Yes. There are greater protections for criminals than for law-abiding citizens.
But what do you do with someone who you just injure?
And do you recommend a backhoe or some hogs for efficient body disposal?
The only hard part is if your neighbors are dense to reality. Living near or in a city it is anyways.
@@risennation1239 Yeah. Normalcy or recency bias.
And even if most people don't blame you for something that happened, there's always a BUSY-BODY who will eagerly tell any law enforcement entity who may still be around and be certain to frame it in the worst possible light.
I mean, even if you haven't made an actual enemy of them, this turd doesn't have a life so they NEED TO LIVE YOURS!
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@@watchandpray8918 hogs have trouble with molars& hair. Lye can be handy....
Great information Kind Sir. Thank You ❤️
Thanks for watching 👊🏼
Good info- thanks for the "meal"....
AMEN BROTHER ABOUT CORPORATE COPS. TRUTH HAS BEEN SPOKEN.
Thank you sir you are welcome here
Would you do a video for single women who live alone, on ways they can fortify their homes, as well as deter theft and whatever else you can think of. Thank you!!
Get a husband .
Plus one
This video works for everyone
Yes please! Not alone but in need of info along these lines. Thank u
Big dogs and guns
thanks very informative
No problem thanks for watching
Literaly everything you talked about we have been doing it for many years in south africa on the farms i grew up doing home hardening from a very young age and in recant year drones have helped a lot in catching farm attacker's because the police is useless here. Dogs work very well the only problem i have with dogs here is that they poison dogs alot usually before an attack they have poisoned our dogs on multiple ocations and tried getting into our house a few times but as you said vigilance is key and we were able to stop them before they entered. I love this video its really good and you give great advice keep on doing it
There are videos by dog trainers on how to teach your dogs to NOT eat anything unless you give them permission. Gypsies did that in the old days. And if you only have spayed females, the intruders can’t use the trick of heaving a dog in heat over your fence to distract your male dogs.
I really am impressed by the idea of investing into a fire blanket in case of home fires...also crawling on the ground to avoid smoke....a great note to keep