The Prepper Broadcasting Network - The Great PBN Flood

Episode Date: September 27, 2024

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You're listening to P.B.N. You're playing back the stability here. The great PBN flood is upon us, folks. I have a feeling that it's almost, barring a major collapse that affects the entire planet or the entirety of the United States, there may never be an imminent threat to so many of the PBN hosts as there is at this moment. So first and foremost, all kidding aside, in your quiet time or your free time today, I ask that you say a prayer for the folks there in Saluda because, you know, we want them to be safe. We want them to get out in a timely manner, safely. The storm has not yet had its way with them completely.

It looks to me like, well, let me give it to you straight. I've been watching this thing, I told you yesterday, by Thursday midday. No, I'm sorry, Wednesday midday. I knew I wasn't going. And I was very clear about that. But since then, and even before then, I've become something like a neurotic parent. watching Asheville news, watching radar, watching newscasts to see what the hell was going to happen and when the hell it was going to happen. And now it's happening and I'm still watching it. The scariest stuff is on Twitter. I seen a poor guy's house roof blow off in Asheville. Terrible. And, you know, now we're also getting information and updates from the ground there at Prepper Camp. You know, my number one concern right now is just that it stops at two o'clock Friday. That's when it's supposed to really roll out of town, 2 p.m.

Friday, right? So in whatever that is, five, six hours, it's gone. The sun comes out. And those next two and a half days are, I just don't know the terrain and I don't know how it works. But I just hope that in the next two and a half days. The rising of the rivers happens and then the receding of the rivers happens, you know, because I know there's going to be, once this thing rolls through, there's going to be a time for cresting of rivers

and all that. That's how any kind of flood situation works. And maybe that, you know, hopefully that's Saturday. Saturday we get the high crests. Then things go down Sunday by Sunday evening when people are pulling out. That's what I'm hoping for. So hope for that with me. Like I said, in your quiet time, pray for the PBN hosts up there on the mountain.

That this thing, that we've seen essentially the worst of it. And that they'll make it home when they're supposed to make it home. Should I tell you my gut feeling? My gut feeling is that they're in for an extended stay in Saluda. That's my gut feeling. Hopefully that's wrong. Okay. I don't know the area as well. Um, I don't know the like,

like alternate routes out of town. I've taken like two routes out of town. There's not a lot of routes into town. That's what makes me most nervous. You know, I don't know the direction everybody's going and what they're going to run into, but, you know, God willing, they get out of there Sunday, maybe midday or something like that, because I don't know. I mean, tomorrow we'll see what the whole thing looks like. As sort of as I think my responsibility in all honesty at this point as who I am, right, as the intrepid, hold on on let me play the soundbite i mean i can finally play the soundbite at the right the intrepid commander

all jokes aside though at my responsibility at this point would be like to seriously warn you not to go unless i don't know unless something changes dramatically on the landscape at prepper camp um because right now the the videos footage that i'm getting there is it's not a place to go have an event right now who knows you know the drainage and all that hopefully it's it's quick and i'll pop on and let you know. I'll be getting videos and stuff. Once the sun comes out, once the rain stops, we'll see, you know what I mean, if things start to recede. And I'll definitely keep you up to date on what's going on at Orchard Lake Campground.

But if it stays like it is now, and like I said, we got hours more of rain, or if it gets worse, me personally, I can't get up on the microphone and tell the listening audience, you should drive down there. You know what I mean? Because it just, it looks really bad right now. So yeah, thoughts and prayers. You know what I mean? Let's get these people home safe. They'll have stories to tell. The good thing is they've got each other The good thing is they've got the brotherhood

They're eating breakfast right now The camaraderie, they're going through it together And that's a plus That's a plus It's always good to see each other Yeah Another great reminder Helene Helene, for those of us lucky enough to have escaped it, another great reminder, you know, of why we do what we do.

And you should, if you're not getting blasted, you should do it too, right? You should take this as an opportunity to say, you know. I take this as an opportunity to say, you know, one thing that I always talk about that I think gets very little play in the prepper world, and I say it because I see it. You know, I say it because I see it. One of the things that gets very little play is evacuation. You know, I always feel like as Americans and maybe at large in the world, humans do a pretty bad job at evacuation. And, you know, life and limb is a thing, you know. So maybe shore that up this weekend, you know, in honor of, if this hurricane turned this way or went that way and wound up coming to me, what would I do? What would my plan be? If I had to leave in the next 48 hours, what would I take? What could I do? You know, if I knew for a fact that my house would be

underwater, what would you do? What would you take? I heard a real, my wife told me this morning about a family that did something I thought was pretty interesting. You know, they were Floridians. So they were well-practiced. They were one of these Floridians that were clearly well-practiced in the art of evacuation. And they basically got movers and like storage uh for their appliances you know so they they loaded up

all their valuable things uh and and took them you know to the highland to storage and i'm talking you know all your expensive appliances your three thousand dollar smart refrigerator your range you know load that stuff up in your trucks, drive it the hell out of there and drive it back. Again, that might seem extreme to you, but I think it's important to contemplate these kinds of things and what you would do if you're in that situation, right? Harris is headed to the border amid the chaos of what's happening on the East Coast. You know she ain't going to be over here, right?

Harris saw the hurricane. She said, oh, crap, now where can I go? California is a wreck. Now the East Coast is a wreck. I guess I'll head down to the border. I got to do it. So she heads Friday to the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona looking to recharge her candidacy in a key battleground state where she's losing ground to former President Donald Trump. Look, this is all I'm going to say about you border states, okay?

If any of you border states vote Democrat, I might secede from you. You know what I'm saying? It might be better if you just join Mexico because I have no—I just have no—and, of course, we have to assume that the numbers that come in are actually the numbers. But who in their right mind could be living in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and saying to themselves, yeah, let's vote Democrat. They'll take care of this border situation. Yeah, let's vote Democrat. They'll take care of this border situation. It's been great the last four years. We've got a lot of new friends. They sleep on our front yard. They sleep in our pools.

Every so often, they just come in the front door. So, yeah, I'll have no sympathy for you guys if you decide to pull the trigger for Harris down there. In her remarks, she's expected to slam Trump for encouraging Republican senators. Oh, yeah, yeah, that's her only—that's the only weapon she has. She has one weapon at the border, in the border conversation, and it's this idea that Donald Trump, like, forced all the Republicans to not vote for the border bill. And then she can somehow string this, like, paper mache connection between that and the border crisis. Now, granted, that bill didn't even come to fruition until Joe Biden was just about to be, you know, essentially campaigning again. Remember? It was like the spring of 24. The spring of 24, Joe Biden woke up from a deep sleep and was like,

oh, we better get something done on this border three years into it. Three and a half. It was laughable. The timing was, the timing was to make you more of an idiot. That's what the timing was. The timing was, let's give these idiots something to get excited about at the border because, you know, I've let them run roughshod for the last three and a half years. I've destroyed everything that was done beforehand, and I've let these guys run roughshod. So let's give the idiots a little cookie cookie and then they'll vote for me again. That's exactly what that whole bipartisan

border bill was about. It wasn't about protecting you. They're already here. Tren de Agua was already here when he signed that bill. Or when he proposed that bill, whatever. So she's going to go down there and she's going to try to say that the whole border thing, if only Donald Trump had not pressured the Republican senators three and a half years into our administration to do something about the border, then it would have been a much better situation down there. And really it's just a mean white man doing his thing. And, you know, vote for me. I'll give you free homes and free money and free drugs and

I'll give you free this and free that. And we'll figure out how to convince you, because we know you're dumb, we'll figure out how to convince you that we're going to tax you at a higher rate and give you more quote unquote free stuff. Yeah, that sounds good. It's a wild world out there, PBN. I hope you're enjoying your time on it, though, because we have but a short dance in the sun. I'm not going to go on and on tonight. I'm sorry, today, tonight.

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