Thoughts on Urban Survival (Argentinian's first hand experience-When the SHTF)

Frugal's Forums Archive ^ | October 20, 2005 | Ferfal

[listenhillary]

Continued

http://frugalsquirrels.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=044387;p=1

[Brad’s Gramma]

Ping

[listenhillary]

I was trying to think of a survival, coming storm ping list and couldn’t think of any. My brain was tired.

[familyop]

Lessons from Argentina’s economic collapse
http://www.powerswitch.org.uk/portal/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2079&Itemid=2

Be sure to notice the part about “Benetton” behind the Argentina link (far down in the account of conditions there). The media there are controlled by corporate globalist sponsors and are publishing lies about the economy.

[mad_as_he$$]

BTTT

[Brad’s Gramma]

I’ve got Firefox, and I haven’t a clue how I did it, but there’s a link always open to that thread...so, trust me...it took NOTHING on my part.

:)

[clee1]

Anyone NOT preparing for a SHTF senario is a fool.

There are too many ways for this Nation (and the World) to fall apart, and I don’t like what I am seeing coming out of D.C.

[familyop]

Is Recession Preparing a New Breed of Survivalist? [Survival Today - an On going Thread #2]
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2181392/posts
(over 4,500 comments and ongoing)

[Shadowstrike]

I would argue about the Watch. I don’t really sleep so I’m always on Guard duty :)

[Clemenza]

ping!

[listenhillary]

That was the thread I thinking of. Thanks!

[randomhero97]

bump

[Sal]

bump

[PGR88]

Reading this guy’s blog about Argentina after TSHTF made me feel just like I felt after watching “Omega Man” (Charleton Heston) as a kid.

[SecAmndmt]

BTTT

[piytar]

There is only one thing in the entire piece with which I disagree, and it is this characterization of part of the US population:

“believing that the government will ‘take care of them because they pay their taxes’”

Nope, these aren’t the real problem. It’s the people who believe the government will take care of them because OTHER people pay their taxes. In other words, the typical urban donk voters who elected zero...

[null and void]

Long read, but well worth it!

[advance_copy]

On the news right now while I write this: We had elections last Sunday, we voted senators. It seems that in one of the north provinces people where surrendering their ID documents for bags of groceries, some for water, or for 10 pesos ( 3 USD) they were later taken to warehouses were they spent the night to ensure that they voted. The next day the candidate’s men took them to vote, hauled inside cattle trucks, like animals. When they arrived they were given their ID documents back with the number of list they had to vote. Thugs guide them and ensure they vote who they want.

Wow.

[sawmill trash]

ping to read