The Prepper Broadcasting Network - The Strange Truth Episode 17! Getting Prepper for SHTF (REPLAY)
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I'm your host, Carl B.
And tonight, we have something a little special for you.
We're going to go through, we're going to look at a real, a purpose scenario. Okay, tonight, we're going to meet a very special person. He's fictional.
His name is Andy Minor and his wife Rita Minor. And Andy's got a problem so we're gonna meet Andy later on
right and uh uh for anyone who's new to PBN uh I want to say welcome uh uh PBN offers a very very special service. We try to save lives here
by offering a wide variety
of survival articles and podcasts.
Pretty much it's kind of the one-stop place to go
for uh your any kind of prepping information so come on over to prepperbroadcasting.com
and if you're new well welcome to pbn um uh you know uh over at prepperBroadcasting.com, we have nightly live shows.
You know, Sunday, there's Reliance with Stephen Menking.
Monday, we have going usually Prepper's Live.
Tuesday, we have The Next Generation with Ryan and Colin Buford.
We also on Tuesday have Future Dan and Ben Cochran with the Patriot Power Hour.
And they get into the news and relevant social issues on their show.
High-octane prepper information there.
On Wednesday, we have the Intrepid Commander,
the visionary who founded, or, you know, founded PBN.
His name is James Walton,
and he does the I Am Liberty show,
and James will deal with a really hot, relevant prepper topic
or something going on socially that's relevant
or important to people in the preparedness lifestyle.
On Thursday, we have Dane D. with the gun metal armory.
And Dane, anything tactical, anything firearms, Dane is the guy.
Friday, we have Dave dave jones the nbc guy uh nbc means nuclear biological or chemical
and um uh you know uh dave is a fountain of information and always a fun uh person
to listen to you get lots of tips just listening to Dave on Saturday we have Jordan
for you know Jordan J Fergie with a family affair she deals with a lot of different
proper topics you know a lot of them family know, uh, for good practical advice, um, uh, check out, uh, Jordan
on Saturdays. On Sundays we have, of course, Stephen Menking, um, you know, a great way to
start the week. So, um, that was a really quick rundown of our, uh know nightly shows what's on um if you're a first-time listener
welcome if you're an old hand uh welcome um i also want to say welcome to all the people who
are listening from other parts of the world as well um uh you know what we do here at PBN, you know, it's relevant no matter where you are.
It's all about, you know, hardening your life, you know, making yourself a little bit more resilient, a little bit more self-sufficient, as well as making sure that you can protect yourself and your family.
So I want to say welcome to all the
listeners tonight. And as I said, we have something a little, well, I have some a little different
tonight. But first, and I'm sticking with, you know, James made a statement earlier on in the
year that, you know, everything that we pretty much produce this year,
or a lot of what we produce, will be a record of a very important time, or a very important year.
the really important news and important social issues that, you know, shapes our lives, you know, is shaping our year. I do try to, you know, point out or, you know, focus in on a few important news items.
And the first item that I am going to look at is the this one is on Fox News.
And it's by Adam Shaw.
it's by Adam Shaw, and it says,
Biden describes border surge as a crisis as he defends refugee moves.
Biden faced criticism from the left over his initial moves on the refugee cap.
So for the first time, President Biden, you know, has finally said the obvious, right, that there is a crisis going on down there
at the border. And I guess it just could not be hit anymore. And, you know, finally, he finally
came clean.
It says here in the article, President Biden on Saturday described the situation at the border as a crisis for the first time as he defended his administration walk back on refugee policy a day earlier.
We're going to increase the number of refugees, he told reporters.
The problem was that the refugee part was working on the crisis that ended up on the border with young people we couldn't do two things at once but now we're going to increase
the number the biden administration has until now refused to call the dramatic spike in migration
numbers which saw 172 migrant encounters in March alone a crisis.
Instead, it has referred to it as a challenge
and blamed it on the Trump administration's dismantling of asylum paths.
it's interesting to me that we're now being led by people
who refuse to grapple with reality.
And the thing about reality is that
it never really goes away.
And you can call it by many other names,
but it does, you know, uh, you know, it,
it, it, it always remains true regardless of the names that, you know, people try to attach,
uh, to it. And, uh, here we have them, they were playing this semantic game, right, where they weren't calling the crisis on the border a crisis.
They were calling it a challenge, right? We have a word and we have certain signifiers and ideas in English language to describe exactly what was happening at the border.
And a crisis was what was really going on.
It wasn't a challenge. It was a crisis.
Something that was and is spiraling out of control.
is spiraling out of control. So let's hope that they can get this under control here and provide a little bit more, you know, better security and screening of the people who are coming in because
it is a national security problem going on down there at the border and it does affect us um here you know um it does affect the common person in the
united states um the other big story that broke was uh you know project veritas right and um
cnn director admits our focus was to get trump out of office. This is a story by Robert Krejcik, and it was published 13th April 2021.
And he goes on to write a project veritas undercover investigation published tuesday reveals cnn a technical director
charlie chester acknowledging his company's focus on removing president donald trump from the white
house and uh he goes on to he quotes he quotes um charlie chester is saying look what we did. We got Trump out. I am 100% going to say it.
And I 100% believe that if it wasn't for CNN, I don't know that Trump would have got voted out.
I came to CNN because I wanted to be part of that, Chester stated.
Further down, it says here,
Um, uh, further down, it says here, Chester noted that CNN simultaneously sought to present the then presidential candidate Joe Biden as vital and in good health, despite the former
vice president's cognitive decline and medical history of brain aneurysms.
Uh, we would always show shots of Biden jogging and that
he's healthy, you know, and him
in aviator shades, he remarked,
like you paint him as a
young geriatric.
Chester stated CNN plans to
frame climate change and narrative
framing human consumption of fossil fuels
as a driver of a warming
planet as the next
COVID thing for CNN with the ethos fear cells
so it's amazing that these people aren't just reporting on the news they're making it and uh
you know this guy uh went to cnn for a job not to report on the news,
but to be a political activist, to be a part of a political movement.
So, you know, it's really amazing to me.
None of these people have any credibility left, really.
And I think the American people are coming around and realizing that fact that you really cannot really trust the news anymore.
As a matter of fact, most of the news that I read are from foreign sources.
It's amazing, right?
It's amazing, right? You know, I will, I would read, you know, news from other countries just to know what's going getting from our news sources, it does affect the way we can prep.
So it's really interesting.
The other story that I will quickly look at tonight is published on ZeroHedge.com.
And it's by Tyler Durden.
And it says, Russia shuts Ukraine's military access to Black Sea.
Now, you know, if you've been a regular listener, that we have been monitoring, you know, China and Russia's, you know,
their, the issue with China and Taiwan and the issue with Russia and Ukraine.
And we've been monitoring those situations here at PBN because they have the potential to become really dangerous.
Trying to find the right word here.
dangerous, trying to find the right word here, dangerous, you know, issues for everyone worldwide.
You know, this has the potential, if these things go kinetic in any way, potential of drawing in uh you know the major of world powers into uh you know into a military um
clash and that would be bad so we've been monitoring uh this uh you know the situation at um
at pbn and uh here it says it was announced thursday that russia will close off the kurd
strait to all foreign warships for six months amid rising ukraine tensions and after the u.s
threatened to send additional warships to the area the kurd strait is the vital narrow waterway connecting the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov,
which importantly connects southern Russia to annex Crimea.
Putin will close the Kurd Strait beginning next week until October,
blocking foreign warships that are conducting military exercising, including the U.S.,
the Ukraine Foreign Ministry said Thursday.
And it was also reported in the New York Post as well.
So, really, you know, there is that Chinese curse, right?
May you live in interesting times.
And I'm really beginning to understand why it is really a curse and not a blessing to live in interesting times, right?
Because there's just so many things going on right now, you know, so many things happening here domestically, you know, socially, right?
The riots, all the divisions in our country that are that's just hurting everyone hurting everybody
and then we have you know these two countries that seem to be intent on grabbing more territory
and and of course we have a president who you know who seems not really to be able to manage the challenges of the job.
And of course, we're still dealing with the pandemic and everything that entails.
So there's a lot on everyone's plate.
that entails. So, um, there's a lot on everyone's plate and I'm really hoping, um, that, uh, you will find some time with your family.
You know, with your families, with your loved ones, right?
You know, because in the end, right, that's really what's important.
You know, not necessarily who's sitting in the White House or, you know, any of this stuff, right?
It's about the people, the people we love, right?
And spending time and making memories with those people.
Anyway, I'm going to pivot now away from all that world news and all that really serious talk, right?, really serious talk. Right. And, um, I'm going
to, I'm going to run a little scenario here. Okay. And, uh, if you're new, right. Um, I would
encourage you to, um, probably grab, um, some, you know, pen and paper because you might want
to write a few things down.
There's going to be some interesting little nuggets that I think will get dropped as you listen to the rest of this podcast.
And I'm going to do something a little different tonight.
I'm going to run a purpose scenario.
We're going to meet a fictional person named andy minor and his wife ria and um
you know uh and uh i'm gonna call this is going to be episode one of when it all goes to hell
right uh there's 27 days.
This is going to be a 27 day prep.
Andy Miner is going to try and get himself prepped in 27 days.
Can it be done?
If you had to, if you found out that the world was going to explode,
if you're following the news and if you have really good intel
and you know that, you know, in a month's time, right,
in a month's time, in 30 days, the world was going to go insane.
world was going to go insane and you know and you had to you know protect your family you had to start preparing right what would you be doing in those 30 days before it all hit the fan. You know, it's an interesting scenario. And I'm going to play it out today for you. Of
course, this is all fictional, right? So I don't want anybody listening to this podcast and hearing this conversation, you know, thinking that it's real, okay, because it's not, right?
I remember that Orson Welles' War of the Worlds play that he had put on the air,
and people actually, you know, thought that there was a real invasion going on and and that wasn't the case so I'm
letting you all know that this scenario is not real okay this is all fictional
okay and as I said it's just a prepper scenario all right As you listen to this scenario, ask yourself, okay, what would I do?
Is Andy and Rita, as you listen to it, right? And as I said, this is just part one,
right? In another podcast, there'll be part two, right? But are they doing the right things?
Are they buying the right things? Would you do something differently? Would you be getting different supplies? Or did you notice that maybe they probably didn't include certain supplies? your brain ticking over. And if you're new, this might be a way to get yourself motivated,
yourself started, right? Um, to prep, to get yourself, uh, you know, uh, to, uh, I would say
probably, uh, a mid-level, um, um, uh, area of prepping, right? Um can hear my quails there in the background, right?
Yes, I have new quail chicks and from time to time they have been very, very vocal.
So, and that's going to be another show, raising quails, okay? But today, we're going to do this prepper scenario.
So let's get started.
We're going to meet our guy, Andy, right?
You know, now, most SHTF situations, right, will not have any real warning, right?
Most really won't.
I mean, unless it's like a natural disaster or, you know, something that you can see coming and you know it's going to arrive, right?
But a lot of times, you know, these situations, they really just kind of come out of the blue.
It's really interesting when you looked at the way
the pandemic broke, right? The folks here at PBN were, you know, they got wind of it. I believe it
was in early December, and because all of the news was coming out of China, right? And because
we're preppers, right?
You know, these are things that get on our radar.
For most people who, you know,
for most people who pretty much just get their news from the mainstream media
and their life is their phone and what's on their phone,
they don't pay attention really to these things as we do. So the folks at
PBN got wind of the coronavirus early and they started to plan for it.
So it was almost like watching a slow train wreck, right, coming in.
So the folks at PBN did a really good job of monitoring that situation, preparing for that situation, advising the listeners off the situation, right?
And offering whatever help, you know, they could at prepperbroadcasting.com and through
podcasts and different articles.
Okay.
So, but most events, you won't really know they're coming but if you are paying attention then a lot of times you can see the
writing on the wall you know most you know they say uh prepping is a different kind of woke
right you know dave jones says that uh you know uh from time to time that prepping is a different kind of work.
Right. And I believe we have a T-shirt at PBN that says that as well.
But I need to get one of those T-shirts, by the way. Anyway, so a lot of times, if you're paying attention, you will get a sense that something is coming.
And the alarm bells will go off and you will start, you know, if you're in the right frame of mind,
If you're in the right frame of mind, if you're the guy or the woman who really wants to protect their family and themselves, right, you will begin to get yourselves ready.
Okay?
That's when, you know, all the prepper blogs, you start looking at all the prepper blogs, right? You start, you know, you start coming to places like PBN to get information,
to get those lists of items, right? To figure a way how to get yourself prepped.
And that's what's going on with Andy here. Okay, so we're going to run this fictional scenario, right?
And I want you to, as I run this fictional scenario, I want you to ask yourself, okay,
would I do what Andy's doing right now? Would I be getting the supplies he's getting?
Do I need to do this doing right now? Would I be getting the supplies he's getting? Do I need to do this myself right now? Okay. If you're an old hand at it, right, then, you know, Andy is just starting
out. He's a brand new prepper. If you're an old hand at this, right, then you would probably be
saying, well, you know, you'd be in a different space, right? You'd probably just be topping off your preps and tweaking a few things, right? And
getting yourself ready, right? But people are at different stages in their prepping journey.
So Andy is at the beginning of his prepping journey. So let's see.
journey so let's see so andy our our hero and and our protagonist right is listening to pbn and he's slowly becoming
a bit concerned it seemed that china has given the uS. a month to get out of the South China Sea.
They've been shooting at each other. Right.
There have been exchanges between the two military forces, between the two navies. Right.
And things are beginning to get a little tense.
and things are beginning to get a little tense.
And the Chinese have already invaded Taiwan.
They've already seized Taiwan.
They have suppressed the governmental forces in Taiwan.
And the U.S. has levied sanctions against them and the U.S. now has a large naval presence in
the South China Sea.
They have given, the Chinese have given the U.S. a month to leave the South China Sea.
It has told the U.S. that it will retaliate in a month.
And they think that a month is a reasonable amount of time for the U.S. to come to its senses and to leave the South China Sea and not get involved in what they're calling
an internal Chinese problem.
Our Prepper Andy is not really watching the state-run democratic networks, right?
The CNNs, the NBCs, the, you know, the mainstream media, the ABCs, etc.
He's instead reading the prepper blogs and he is listening and reading articles on PBN.
he is now very, very concerned.
And he has now decided to act quickly.
He doesn't really know where he's going to start.
He has a problem. That dream again.
The dreams of the sirens.
The dreams of the bombs falling.
I can't take this anymore.
I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't.
I have to do something to get myself and my family ready.
I look at Rita lying on the bed next to me. I hear the clock in the children's room. And I'm worried about my family. I'm worried about our safety. No one is talking about this, where this could all go,
but it seems like we're staring World War III in the face here.
So where am I going to start?
Well, the people on PBN
are saying, well, you know,
you need to get yourself
stocked up, your food,
your water,
self-defense.
So I think I'm gonna
get started in the morning.
I'm gonna talk to
Rita, and
you know, we're gonna figure something out. I'm gonna talk to Rita And uh
You know we're gonna
We're gonna figure something out
Yeah
That's the way to go
Time
Is running out
Hey Rita It's running out.
Hey Rita.
You know how I've been feeling about all of this?
Yeah, I know how you've been feeling about all of this.
Rita says she looks at her husband and she realizes that he is so worried about everything that has been going on in the news.
She's been worried too.
They've all been talking about it at work.
What the president said and what the president should do.
She's 100% behind whatever Andy is planning.
And she knows he's planning something.
And of course, Andy doesn't disappoint.
He says, well, Rita, I think that what I'm going to do is I am going to stock up on some food, okay? I'm going to spend the next couple of days and I'm going to, I'm going to stock, I'm going to, I'm going to stock our, our basement, all right? We're going
to fill it, we're going to start, you know, getting some food together. We don't have a lot
of food in the house. All we've got is what's in the the in the fridge and a few cans of this or that in our
pantry right so um i'm you know i have a list here of things that i want uh us to have right food
items and i was thinking that i could run to the local store, right, the local supermarket, and you could hit, you know, you could hit Walmart or another supermarket on your way home as well.
And that way, right, we can have double the amount of stuff, right, pretty much in one trip for me, one trip for you, and we could double our supplies,
you know, so everything here, you know, I've got the quantities, right, and here's your list,
I have my list after, you know, uh, after work, I'll hit the supermarket and, um,
and, uh, you know, you can, you can also, uh, do your shopping. Uh, how much money do we have in our, in our bank account right now? Uh, I can't quite remember. Rita looks at Andy and she smiles.
Right now, she's not really thinking about spending their life savings.
She's not worried about that.
She's so worried about the two children that they sent off to school this morning.
She says to him, well, we've got about $8,000 in the bank.
You know, while we were, you know, of course,
some of that money we were going to use for vacations and stuff,
but we've got about eight grand in the bank.
You think we're going to spend it all? You know you know we're gonna have to use it all up uh well you know i and he says yeah yeah i think
uh we might end up going through most of that right it was a good thing that we had a little
bit of this nest egg here right um but let's do the shopping first. Let's start there.
Later that day after work, Andy stops in at the supermarket.
So on his list, he's got a lot of canned food, right?
You know, food that can be stored for a long period of time, right?
Let's see.
He walks into the store and he begins to shop.
And here is the things that he picked up.
A couple of packets of flour, sugar, rice, powdered potatoes, powdered milk,
boxed UHT, ultra high temperature milk.
Yeah, that can be stored without refrigeration for a while.
Canned corn, beef, canned soups, tuna, salmon, hash, canned vegetables, corn, tomatoes, spinach, coffee, tea, oatmeal, cornmeal.
He picked up a bunch of spices, some salt, pepper, garlic, and onions, ketchup, honey.
He got some packaged meals like macaroni, cheese, soups, ramen noodles, olive oil, baking soda, baking powder, raisins, and a wide variety of nuts, peanut butter, chocolate, cocoa powder, energy bars, bottled water, canned soda, powdered milk, uh, powdered drink mixes.
Yeah.
Some matches.
Some candles.
Lots of spaghetti.
Lots of hot dogs.
Hamburger meat. of hot dogs, hamburger meat, lots of little meals, little things that he could prepare
quickly when he's under stress that didn't require a lot of preparation time.
That's what he's thinking about. If I'm under stress, yeah,
you know, it's easier to throw some hot dogs, you know, in some hot water, put them on a bun can feed the whole family for a while right
so yeah
he goes through the
the
supermarket line
he gets a few queer looks
because he is
really really packed
he has a really
large quantity of food in his he has a really large
quantity of
food in his
in his
cart
but he
ignores all the looks
he packs it in his car
he gets home
and he starts stocking his car, he gets home,
and he starts stocking his food on his shelf.
And he starts to feel a little better.
Later on that night, Rita comes in.
She also did her shopping,
getting a lot of the things he got on his list at a different supermarket.
And he helps her to pack it downstairs.
In the next few days, he makes a couple more trips as he tries to plug all the holes that he and Rita could find in their food supply.
He also goes online.
And he goes to readywise.com for long storage food.
And he decided to get 720 servings of wise emergency food as a backup.
He's thinking, if we're into this, then the shit really has hit the fan.
And we're in seriously desperate times if we're eating our food out of these buckets.
May it never come to that.
During the second week,
Andy decides to take care of the water issue.
Water is a huge deal.
And he is just beginning to realize that.
He's trying to figure out how to get enough water for four people.
It's him, his wife, his two kids.
it's him, his wife, his two kids.
Now, he says to himself,
well, where I live, I'm lucky, right?
It rains at least once a week.
There are places where they don't get a lot of rainfall.
But here, we have that climate. It rains.
We have this weather.
It rains at least once every
seven days.
So I am
going to buy
four 100
gallon gold plus rain
barrels.
And I'm
going to put them around
the house.
I'm going to make the spigots to collect the rain them around the house. I'm gonna make the spigots
to collect the rainwater from the roof.
And I'll have 400 gallons of rainwater that I can use.
Right now we're just dependent on our tap water,
and I don't really have any place to store it.
And there's just not enough bottled water that you can buy.
So, I'm going to get those rain barrels.
And I'm going to set them up.
So, he goes out.
He orders these rain barrels.
They arrive in four days.
He sets them up around the house.
Two days later, it rained.
And Andy feels like a man on the moon right now.
Because, guess what?
Those rain barrels are full.
Yeah, I now have 400 gallons of water that I never had before.
400 gallons.
Of nice, fresh, usable water.
Rita, the other thing now that I'm going to have to do is we need to find out where the closest water source is to our house.
Fresh water source is to our house. Fresh water source is to our house.
Right.
She looks at him.
And she nods her head.
And a day later, they go for a drive.
And they find it.
A small river.
Four miles away. So if there is a real emergency, we can come on out here
and we can get our water from the river. At least it's the closest permanent water source from our home
because we don't have a well or the means to drill one right now.
He also goes on Amazon again.
And he buys something really interesting.
He buys a 20-foot above-ground pool.
The next couple of days, he sets this thing up.
It fills up a portion of his backyard.
But he's okay with that.
It holds 2,900 gallons of water.
And he arranges with a local pool company
to have them come and fill it with fresh water.
So, so and he counts the days on his fingers
it's been 13 days
and I've got
food in the basement
and I've got
a good amount of water
that I can use.
Where, what else now do I need to look at?
Well, I need some medical supplies, right?
Because there won't be a doctor on call or I won't be able to use the emergency room if all hell breaks loose.
So I'm going to go to the pharmacy and I'm going to go to our local Walmart
and all these little different stores and I'm going to get a few things.
Here is what was on Andy's medical list.
Alcohol peroxide.
Antibiotic wipes.
Latex gloves.
Masks. N95 masks.
Sterile dressings.
Antibiotic ointment.
Burn ointment.
Adhesive bandages.
A lot of it. A lot of gauze, a lot of saline,
a bottle of saline, some Iowa solution, thermometer, syringes, asthma inhalers, because of the children. Let's see. He also had.
On the list.
Insect repellent.
Aspirin.
Antidiarrheal medication.
Antacid.
Laxatives.
Scissors.
Tweezers.
Petroleum jelly.
Neosporin.
He also ordered
a good supply of fish antibiotics.
Because when the grid went down
and there is no doctor,
and if someone has an infection he was thinking some antibiotics
are better than none and I might be able to save a life so he ordered his fish antibiotics.
So by the end of
20 days,
Andy looked
around his basement
and he realized that he had a good supply of food.
He knew he had water outside that he could use.
He knew now that he had medical supplies
for emergency purposes.
And then he started to think about home defense.
He does have a Remington shotgun.
The following day, he goes out,
and he buys as much ammunition for his shotgun as he can.
ammunition for his shotgun as he can.
It's the only
firearm the family has.
He was never
a firearm person.
He got it for home defense.
Figured it was all he would ever need.
Now he wishes he had gotten some pistols and
some other firearms, but time is short and this is all he has. He also ordered a cold steel Brooklyn Crusher bat from Amazon.
When the bat comes in, he absolutely loves this thing.
It's a little heavy, but it's made completely out of steel.
Great, great.
Home defense.
So,
in 27 days,
Andy and Rita have stocked their home, built up their pantry.
They're continuing to plug holes and to build up their pantry.
They've also gotten a few things too.
They've gotten some Fire Day defense bags to keep their iPads and phones safe from an EMP surge. And he got a fire day defense backpack in which he placed his ham radio.
Just in case.
He gasses up the car.
He makes sure that the car is ready to go in case they have to leave their home quickly.
He can't imagine why they would ever need to run from their home, but it's in the back of his mind.
27 days in, the news is not getting any better.
And he is a worried man.
But he has a supportive partner, a supportive wife.
They have spoken with the children about what they're doing.
Andy and Rita have now become preppers.
That's the scenario.
Hopefully you got something out of that. What did they do right? What did they do wrong? What would you have done? thing that could ultimately change the way we live our lives, rupturing our society.
What would you be doing? What would you be doing differently?
What did Andy and Rita miss?
Just a little scenario.
They got themselves prepped in 27 days.
They're watching the news.
They're listening to PBN.
They're reading all the prepper blogs.
The world is spiraling fast.
Time is running out.
The Chinese government gave the U.S. a month.
27 days have elapsed.
Three more days to go.
No one is backing down.
Here's the question.
If you thought there were only three days left
before World War III started,
what would you be doing?
What should Andy and Rita be doing?
Andy sits and thinks about it for a second.
Three days before the deadline expires.
And in his head, he's saying to himself,
there could be a cyber attack
that will bring down a lot of our
internet,
the electronics.
It could knock out
our power supply.
There could be
an EMP blast
that
would
knock out
all the electronics
across
most, if not
all of the U.S.
if they decided to go that way.
Or there could be a nuclear exchange, the worst case scenario.
Nuclear bombs dropping on cities, nuclear bombs destroying and irradiating the landscape.
He thinks about the old Chinese curse. May you live in interesting times.
He holds on to his wife
as they go to sleep
and a nightmare comes again
the nightmare
of the end of the world. Well, I hope you got something out of that.
I will do a part two.
Three days before Armageddon is the next chapter.
three days before Armageddon is the next chapter.
If you knew you had three days to prepare for a major event,
how would you use that time?
How would you use that 72 hours?
Those three days.
What would you be doing? What did Andy do that was right? What
did Andy do that was wrong? Did he do enough? Did he not do enough? Getting his food, his medical supplies, his home defense, protecting some of his hardware.
What did he miss?
What have you missed?
This is Carl B.
For The Strange Truth.
Hopefully you got something
after listening to this.
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