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1. Water and Filtration (Approx. $150-$200)

• Water Bottles: A couple of durable, reusable water bottles and or canteens ($20-$30)
• Water Filtration System: A portable water filter like a Sawyer Mini ($20-$40)
• Water Purification Tablets: In case the filter fails or gets lost ($10-$20)
• Water Storage Containers: At least a few gallons worth of storage ($100-$110)

2. Food Supplies (Approx. $150-$200)

• Non-Perishable Food: Mostly canned goods, soups, stews, fruits, vegetables and meats ($100-$150)
• Manual Can Opener: If you’ve stored canned goods ($10-$15)
• Cooking Supplies: A portable stove and fuel ($40-$50)

3. First Aid Kit (Approx. $50-$75)

• Basic First Aid Supplies: Bandages, antiseptic wipes, tweezers, scissors, etc. ($30-$50)
• Prescription Medications: A supply of any necessary prescriptions (Varies)
• Over-the-Counter Medications: Pain relievers, anti-diarrhea medication, etc. ($20-$25)

4. Shelter and Warmth (Approx. $150-$200)

• Tent: A basic 2-person tent ($80-$120)
• Sleeping Bag: Appropriate for the climate ($50-$70)
• Thermal Blankets: Compact and retain body heat ($20-$30)

5. Lighting and Power (Approx. $50-$75)

• Flashlight and/or Headlamp: Plus extra batteries ($20-$30)
• Solar Charger: For charging phones and other small electronics ($30-$50)

6. Communication and Information (Approx. $50-$100)

• Emergency Radio: Solar and hand-crank powered ($30-$50)
• Whistle: To signal for help ($5-$10)
• Maps and Compass: In case GPS is not available ($15-$40)

7. Tools and Gear (Approx. $100-$150)

• Multi-Tool: A versatile tool for various tasks ($30-$50)
• Duct Tape and Zip Ties: For repairs and more ($10-$20)
• Rope or Paracord: For shelter building, repairs, etc. ($20-$30)
• Fire Starter: Waterproof matches or a fire steel ($20-$50)

8. Personal Hygiene and Sanitation (Approx. $50-$75)

• Hand Sanitizer and Wet Wipes: For personal cleanliness ($10-$20)
• Toilet Paper: A compact roll or two ($5-$10)
• Portable Toilet or Bags: For sanitation ($35-$45)

9. Clothing and Footwear (Approx. $100-$200)

• Durable Clothing: Weather-appropriate and sturdy ($50-$100)
• Sturdy Footwear: Boots or other durable shoes ($50-$100)

10. Security and Self-Defense (Approx. $50-$100)

• Pepper Spray: For personal protection ($15-$25)
• Sturdy Lock: To secure your belongings ($35-$75)
• Used .22 rifle

Total Estimated Cost: $900 – $1,275

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I’ve been into prepping and survival for many years. I’ve known about the satanic connections at various levels of government, especially at the federal level, in Hollywood, the entertainment industry, the leadership of the Catholic Church, and more. However, witnessing it firsthand is still very disturbing.

I must admit that I’ve shed tears multiple times for the children and from the overwhelming sadness of seeing the pervasive evil around us. It’s harrowing to constantly be bombarded with such malevolence—it’s pure evil.

What am I referring to? I’ve been watching a documentary series called “Just The Tip.” It’s enlightening, distressing, and heart-wrenching all at once. I’ll provide links to all three videos below.

While they are lengthy, I recommend watching all three from beginning to end. It’s crucial to understand the profound malevolence  has engulfed the world and what we’re standing up against.

JUST THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG 1

Just The Tip of the Iceberg: Part 2

Just The Tip of the Iceberg 3

They are coming after you next! This is what the prosecution, persecution, and arrest of Donald J. Trump is really all about! M.D. Creekmore reacts to Trump’s Fulton County arrest…

A couple of years ago, I stumbled upon a document that might intrigue many of you: “Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars.” It’s shrouded in mystery, believed to be connected to the Bilderberg Group’s 1954 meeting. Found in an old IBM copier in 1986, its origins and authenticity remain debated.

This document, though I didn’t author it, provides fascinating insights on societal controls and covert operations. Some say it’s a doctrine for elites, while others consider it speculative. Regardless, it challenges us to think critically about our world and looking at the book and what’s happening now it’s easy to draw the conclusion that this is indeed the playbook for the global cabal and implementation for the new world order..

Curious? Get your free PDF [here].

It amazes me how many “conservatives” think that “red flag” laws are beneficial, believing they will save lives if and when they are instituted. They will argue that if someone is threatening acts of violence, we need “red flag” laws to address it.

Firstly, it is already a crime to make threats of violence; you can be arrested, disarmed, and sent to prison for many years for such behavior. It’s called Terroristic threatening…

Secondly, people fail to understand that “red flag” laws are not about stopping individuals who make threats. Instead, red flag laws revolve around situations where someone thinks — and subsequently reports — that another person might commit a violent act, even though they haven’t made threats or committed a crime.

In such situations, the police or a SWAT team is dispatched to seize your firearms, even if you haven’t done anything; it’s solely based on someone’s claim that they believe you might act out violently. Consequently, you have to appear in court and prove you are not planning any violent actions before you can reclaim your guns.

Yet, if there is someone genuinely planning to do something violent, they will likely have little trouble obtaining another weapon or multiple weapons and continuing their plans. It’s utter nonsense.

You might have already seen this in my community section on YouTube, but in case you haven’t, I wanted to provide you with a quick update.

This past Thursday, I underwent an extraction of a back molar. Yes, I know, it’s not pleasant, but it was necessary due to a large cavity that had previously been filled thirteen months ago, but had unfortunately fallen out.

Instead of opting for another filling and risking the likelihood of the same thing happening in just a few months, I decided to have it extracted. And so, I did!

The experience was rather painful, reminiscent of Barack Obama’s first meeting with Michael LaVaughn Robinson under the rainbow flag.

As I walked into the dentist’s office, I had hoped the tooth would be removed with a single, clean pull. However, to my dismay, that wasn’t the case. As the dentist (who happened to be a woman) began the procedure, I felt the tooth break – an instant of dread washed over me.

When she asked if I was okay, I couldn’t respond verbally as she was still operating on the tooth, so I just gave her a thumbs-up. What complicated matters was that according to the X-ray, the root of the tooth had grown into my sinus cavity.

The dentist continued her work, alternating from my right side to my left. Suddenly, a part of the tooth popped out and fell onto the floor.

Again, she asked if I was okay. I responded with another thumbs-up, and she continued until she finally managed to remove the tooth completely.

In the aftermath of the extraction, I bled for around five to six hours. This was followed by several days of intense pain, the worst I’ve experienced from a tooth extraction. It remains excruciatingly sore and swollen, but I think it’s beginning to heal and the pain is starting to subside, if only slightly.

My plan is to resume uploading on YouTube by Tuesday or Wednesday. There’s so much happening that I’m eager to discuss, but talking is still a painful endeavor.

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