AI6YR BenI spent some time deep diving "emergency/disaster preparedness in case of war" and basically the only advice I was able to find in books and online was: "don't be where there is war - GTFO".
chapulin@ai6yr https://www.tribulationsurvival.com/TSG/SG/SF_0024.pdf ....I felt this was decent. But it was posted on a rapture survival website...
@chapulin Oooh, thanks. Reading through, aligns with what I have run into in the past.
@ai6yr my main takeaway was make sure to hoard lots of cigarettes or equivalent for trading. Oh and ammo and guns or people will take your cigarettes.
Cliff'sEsportCorner@chapulin @ai6yr are you looking for resources? I can give you solid list of sources to look at Bruce Clayton "Life after Doomsday" https://www.amazon.com/Life-After-Doomsday-Bruce-Clayton/dp/0873641752 is decent and Listening to Katrina blog only on wayback now at https://web.archive.org/web/20080923181008if_/http://www.theplacewithnoname.com:80/blogs/klessons/p/map.html
Life After Doomsday: A Survivalist Guide to Nuclear War and Other Major Disasters: Clayton, Bruce D.: 9780873641753: Amazon.com: Books
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@CliffsEsport @chapulin Oh, I was just saying... most of the options are varying degrees of "life sucks"
@ai6yr @chapulin Yeah that is the reality vs fiction. And even for those with resources to relocated, at this point. not clear to me where would even be a good place. In the early days of this administration I was thinking if I had resources Greenland or Iceland. kind of glad didn't have the resources.