• Having a generator is great but what if gasoline supplies are limited, the outage is long, and others want what you have?
• Would it be better to live outside the population center?
• Could I move to a place less likely to be in the direct line of threat from reoccurring (whatever hurricane, flooding, tornados, etc.)?
• Can I be more low profile?
• Maybe this is the time to trade my low riding BMW for a Jeep or Range Rover?
• Instead of an expensive vacation maybe we should be buying a camper and some land in the mountains?
• Maybe we should visit and make nice with the family in the outlying safe areas so they can be your safe haven to escape disaster to?
Preparedness & Survivalism 101.05
Lessons Learned
The devastation of Hurricane Katrina, Hugo, Sandy and others should be a stark warning of the inherent failure in government dependence and a lack of personal responsibility and preparedness. Though I have experienced and handled numerous manmade and natural disasters here and abroad throughout my career, this experience has raised many points that I will study and apply to my planning and solutions.
As a survivalist and prepper there are many hard facts to be highlighted and lessons to be learned. Some thoughts outlined below:
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