Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Worst Case Scenario or Best Scenario in a Bad Situation


It happens, you get to your safe place and it’s all gone. All gone Food, Meds, Shelter and Protection, everything. You head toward your secondary cache, no go and the environment is hostile. This is plan “A”, this worse case. I believe that a good mindset is to build survival around the tact of the planner rather than goods.  

If you are going to plan for the worst, make it the worst. Having ready shelter with supplies and protection is always prudent, but what if it doesn’t go well? This is the first and most basic building block to prepping. We all know sometimes the best plans fall apart and needs modified, it happens. If the plan starts with you then the main ingredient to survive is always there.
    
This scenario is not as difficult as first thought; all humans are hardwired survivalists, hunter’s gatherers. We have always exploited our strengths and protected our weaknesses and contrary with our adversity, we are top of the food chain so do not underestimate your potential. Not all animals are lions, tigers and bears, but all have survivors.  “Worst Case” is why this site exists.

-melungeon


Monday, June 25, 2012

Poor, Poor Preppers



When the SHTF and you realize you don't have $70,000 in supplies because you spent the last decade in a screwed economy that sucked you dry....what to do???

"OMG don't steal that loaf of bread, it's sooo wrong!!!"

Unlike the S.O.B. sitting in a $100,000 bunker on 20 years of goods ready to blow the top of your head off with his $5000 sniper rifle as soon as you step in his zone because you want to feed your baby. Folks will have to do what they have to.
They have no other choice in the matter.

For those who have spent bucks on their survival, the have-not's or (non-preppers) are already assumed the enemy. If you have not been blessed by the grace of the BIG BENJAMIN's, that's fine. When hell breaks loose, all bet's are off. Game on.....NO SHAME!!!

To the "poor preppers", remember some have already decided that they and there people will survive at all cost. Even if it's with lethal force. You may be forced to the same conclusion. The only difference is you will be forced to that conclusion. The "Good Preppers" premeditated that conclusion. Now who's the righteous prepper now????

Friday, June 22, 2012

Got Bullets?



There are billions of bullets produced every year in the United States.  Based on military statistics it take about $2000 in 9mm ammo firing at a moving target to achieve maximum close range proficiency.  

In the Vietnam conflict the average soldier expended 2200 rounds per tenure with 2.5 million served as combat troops.  That equals 5.6 billion rounds.  Rough estimates state 150,000 Vietcong were killed during the war.

Combat conflictive situations expend a great deal of firepower with what can be minimal results.  Us American vets are trained as combatants supported by the largest war machine ever, that equates to more ammo on the way. 

What if you got only what you got, no more?  Consider this before chucking lead into the brush like Rambo. Instead pick up that weapon you are truly effective with, pick your shot, one round, one hit.  A simple .22 in the right hand will be tactically wiser than an M60 in any hands.

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Don't watch this video....it's CLASSIFIED


Eh, Jacob and I shall barter for our goods; as done in the old country

Good thing the last two generations still around have been milking the goats and not playing Gears of War.  No opening their minds to blasting folks all day long.  We're populated by scores of frustrated, greedy bastards in a me me me culture.  Oh yea and lying is an art of the times.

Sure, if you find yourself in Hidden Valley making salad dressing and a lil' Amish woman wants to trade for a hot pecan pie, sure, wheel n' deal. But despite the Family Channel's version of history and humanity the only fair barter looks like a Mexican standoff and if ya flinch, ya leak.

 There may be a time when an enlightened philosophy of harmony finds it's way to mankind but so far it's a no-go. Expect the worse and you won't be disappointed. Or dead.

 Melungeon-

Let's Get Tribal






Since the earliest traces of mankind we have been tribal.  It comes natural.  Even today it is how we work.  The gang, fraternity, clicks in work, politics and sports.  We create tribal forms in all things of interest.


When things are good we like it and when things are bad we need it.  This form of social structure is normal and very functional.  Tribal is a natural isolation.


This is the way it is and the way it will be. Prepare this way.  Strength in numbers for 60,000+ years and counting.




-Melungeon


"24"" Hiking Backpack in Digital Camo"

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Ahhh when the bad thing happens to good hard work’n folk




Melungeon-


When the world gets bad, as it has many times before seems us regular work’n folk are the first to be exploited by means of violence, fear and the wealthy. I’m think’n for the next doomsday we consider ourselves well and reinforce our back bone and skills upfront so this time we are not prey.

#1 Consider the difference between what you want to be and what you need to be and what you truly are.

#2 Human cultures have always been tribal it just works for us, more like wolves less like squirrels

#3 You’re greatest hindrance is fear and it branches like stress, worry, anxiety and the such: They bleed focus dry and happiness as well

#4 Be to the bone honest with yourself, and loyal to the deserved.

There are and will be very bad people we must be equal to or greater then. We don’t have $100,000 for a luxury bunker or $25,000 in ammo and we don’t need it for we are not driven by fear, only squirrels stress so much about hiding their nuts. We will get through it and we are nobody’s prey.


Wenzel Current - Hiker Tent - Grey

Everyone's friend & Everyone's Enemy

-Stickboy


Most Preppers today spend thousands of dollars to put a shelter in the ground.  And more on food, medical equipment and other various supplies.  While in a few situations it's practical, such as natural disasters or nuclear fall out, it doesn't provide a long term solution. Here's an old Twilight Zone episode showing some interesting scenarios. .