How to Survive the First 90 Days After the Collapse

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  @CityPrepping · 5 years ago (edited) · pinned

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• MI

  @Miroz1 · 6 months ago

  Watching this in 2026 feels like studying for the exam...

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• GM

  @GM-dg6mj · 4 months ago

  watching this in 2026 makes me appreciate non-AI video. real photos. real voice narration. nowadays there&apos;s too much AI generated zombie apocalypse videos.

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• MA

  @marcoosvald8429 · 5 years ago

  The first 48 hours after Katrina, All was quiet. &nbsp;The 3rd nite, &nbsp;all the riff raff came out to loot. &nbsp;My buddy and I sat at the entrance to my neighborhood. &nbsp;I was the third house on the block with only one road in. &nbsp;We were armed to the teeth but we both had shotguns in our laps. &nbsp;We watched the looters make their way to our neighborhood. &nbsp;They never saw us sitting there still as rocks. &nbsp;As they reached the middle of the street in front of us, we both racked our 12 gauges... Never seen people levitate like that before! &nbsp; They flew out of there in a space of a heartbeat. &nbsp;Never had another problem through the recovery.

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  @FlamingAnuz · 2 years ago

  My dad is is 67 years old and he said &quot;son, ive been hearing the world was going to end tomorrow since i was in 3rd grade. Just live.&quot;

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• FR

  @FrankBizon · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve survived for 2 weeks without power twice. It was miserable. But we knew it would be restored. Knowing it will not be restored is a whole different ballgame.

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• GG

  @ggrace1133 · 2 years ago

  I grew up with Depression era parents. They were so resilient that we had food storage always cycling through. We gardened and canned everything. Dad hunted. Fished. It was just part of life to be prepared. Dad was laid off from the lumber mill most winters and our food storage saw us through. Going to the grocery store was considered a waste of money lazy people do. I don’t can much anymore, but I always have rice and beans stored. I buy canned goods at Costco. I have tons of batteries, charcoal, water drums, a transistor radio and police scanner. I have diapers and wipes and baby food in case someone has a starving baby. I have no pets anymore but I’ve stored dog and cat food for neighbors. Oh, and I have a 12-gauge and 9mm. I’m willing to share with my neighbors, but not thieving marauders. I may look old, but I feel 25, and I grew up target shooting from the age of 7 on. Don’t mess with Grandma.

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• GA

  @garymiller3264 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Better to be prepared 10 years to soon, than one day too late. In other words be ready.

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• CH

  @christianstadler6099 · 2 years ago

  Small piece of advice but shouldn’t go overlooked. Get books people! I’m talking actual real books about gardening, hunting, land navigation, medicine, anything remotely important to survival. In a situation like this, there is no google or internet

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• DU

  @dustinadair7893 · 3 years ago

  One time I survived 6 hours with no phone, no beer, no nothing. Just me alone with my thoughts.

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• DI

  @DirkPruitt · 2 years ago

  Don’t tell anyone if you’re prepping.

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• PR

  @Propofallout · 5 years ago (edited)

  If people can run over each other for a sale on black friday. No telling what will happen if SHTF. Prep, pray and hope we don&apos;t have to see that day

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