A riot is all you need to see in order to have an idea of what will be going on once SHTF. Of course things will be much, much worse than that, with desperate people turning to violence and looting to get what they need to survive.
So when this happens, how far are you willing to go to defend your family and yourself? I assume as far as you have to, so here’s 5 things to remember.
1. 5 Reasons Everyone Should Stockpile Ammunition

But if you haven’t, this video is sure to change your mind.
There are probably a dozen reasons why you should stockpile ammunition, but Van Prepper has narrowed it down to the top 5.”
Read more on Urban Survival Site.
2. Security or Survival, what are you prepping for?

What exactly is Security? It is defined in the Merriam Webster Dictionary as: “things done to make people or places safe” and” the state of being protected or safe from harm”, but what does that really mean to us?”
Read more on American Preppers Online.
3. Should I Pull the Fire Alarm During a Mass Shooting?

Hero Lafayette shooting survivor tearfully describes how she took a bullet in the leg for her friend who saved lives by raising the alarm.”
Read more on Active Response Training.
4. Should You Join a Militia?

Their reasoning in my, and countless others minds, was that a militia could one day be “necessary to the security of a free State”. The militia concept was preferable to a standing Army which many of our founders were vehemently opposed to.”
Read more on The Prepper Journal.
5. What To Know When You Point A Gun

The reason for this article is poignant due to the recent events in Charleston, SC, where a gunman entered a church meeting and subsequently gunned down several people for biased means. I generally prefer to keep these articles timeless by not delving too deeply in events that mark a specific point in time, but it was worth mentioning due to the nature of the subject matter.”
Read more on Expert Prepper.
This article has been written by Brenda E. Walsh for Survivopedia.






















































































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