Anyone here a prepper?
If you are...let me know what you have saved up.

I have a couple bottles of ketchup.
4 cans of beans
a gallon of water
A bunch of napkins
couple small jars of weed.
3 mountain house meals
6 cans of tuna
3 ounces of crackers
dried peanuts(6 ounces)
a couple rabbits
2 gallons of diesel gasoline

Lots of blankets and pillows in case it gets real cold from some kind of Russia made winter storm.

I can filter water from that rain/snow and store it in my plastic bottles i've been collecting the past 2 years

This post was edited by classicrs on Oct 11 2014 08:16am

lol

it took you a year to collect like a full day's worth of food?

rofl'd this.

this lol.

Edit: Not a prepper, but I have my 9mm and plenty of ammo. I would be looting my food/water.

This post was edited by TWIZTIDxPIMP on Oct 11 2014 09:44am

I've started but need to find a place to buy a shotgun
$6000 in silver
$6000 worth of chinese yuan
1x pistol it's a piece of crap, worst gun ever made will have to get real close to someone to hit them with it

My ideal goal is:
$20000 silver
$20000 yuan
100 gallons of water+water purifier
2 gaurd dogs
remington870
body armor
machete
self sustaining fish pond

I ultimately think it will be a Chinese takeover.

"You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass." - Isoroku Yamamoto

gun laws+pusillanimous trend will get rid of that US #1 army real quick. Do you pay attention to how social conditions are changing?

Owning Yuan isn't necessarily a good choice, you're much better off with commodities which can be traded or sold later. You are locking your wealth into something which may be completely worthless, even if the chinese were to invade.

If you are a prepper, wouldn't it make more sense to have a generalized stock of assets? Seeing as no single-scenario that preppers come up with is guaranteed to happen.

I do, but the only way China will take any of the US is through debt collection/economic warefare, and that won't happen. Gun laws can only change what we do moving forward, it won't change the fact we have nearly 1 gun per person in the country, most likely many more illegal ones as well.