Wryter,If you have ever entertained those questions, this is the book for you.
https://www.amazon.com/Bugging-What-...rds=bugging+in
Thank You, next time I'll test the link before posting AND after posting.Wryter,
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https://www.amazon.com/Bugging-What-When-TSHTF-Suburbia-ebook/dp/B01LC8O3TW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1507952814&sr=8-1&keywords=bugging+in+what+to+do
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Your welcome....Thank You, next time I'll test the link before posting AND after posting.
It has a lot of info on how to secure and fortify your home.What does this book say about maintaining security in a suburban home? Most houses are little more than cardboard boxes wrapped in plastic and to close together to prevent incoming fire from adjacent properties.
Are you going to share what it says or or are you trying to sell the book?It has a lot of info on how to secure and fortify your home.
The section on Security is almost 20 pages long so, no, I'm not going to post it all here. The book costs a whopping 99 cents on Amazon or you can get it for free by signing up for my newsletter on my author webpage.Are you going to share what it says or or are you trying to sell the book?
It sounds like you're trying to give Wryter a hard time? Am I misunderstanding?Are you going to share what it says or or are you trying to sell the book?
Can you describe your experience as it relates to surviving in suburban locales during disaster and/or lawlessness?Hundreds of hours of research and a lifetime of experience went into writing the book so, of course I'm trying to sell it.
there is a whole spectrum of SHTF where leaving in advance is unnecessary and as FerFAL pointed out, might be the wrong decision. In addition, there's a difference between "can happen" and "will happen". If you move to east, say to Limon, to get away, and live there 20 years with your family and they hated it the entire time, then YOU *caused* the SHTF.Anyone who thinks SHTF can happen and lives in a city but has no plan to get out or has not purchased alternative property outside the city is of no concern to me. They failed to plan and take action and will perish due to poor decision making skills. One thing or another will get them.
I didn't know it was his book, I thought he was giving us a weak review.It sounds like you're trying to give Wryter a hard time? Am I misunderstanding?
this is a book, not an article that can be summed up in a few paragraphs... regardless of who wrote it.
I've read some of Wryter's stuff, he's a good writer and a good guy, so if you are trying to be difficult, maybe don't?
So you NEVER go to a city for ANY reason? EVER? Just because you have property outside of the city does not guarantee that you will be on that property when the SHTF. And if ALL roads including off-road trails are impassible, that could mean you are stuck in the city. Unless of course you travel via a helecopter and assuming your helicopter will still fly afterwards.Anyone who thinks SHTF can happen and lives in a city but has no plan to get out or has not purchased alternative property outside the city is of no concern to me. They failed to plan and take action and will perish due to poor decision making skills. One thing or another will get them.
Trying to steal a building sounds like an easy way to die or get imprisoned early. Ironically this will also land you in a heavy masonry building, maybe just not the kind you were looking for.In my view bugging in and living in suburbia means; looking for a defensible structure or location, that can be commandeered. A fire resistive structure of some kind or at least a heavy masonry constructed building. Staying in a housing development is a non-starter.
Choosing the right structure includes ease of requisition. Dying in a house in flames or one full of bullet holes has very few apealing attributes as well. When shtf and it is wrol; improvising is what will save you.Trying to steal a building sounds like an easy way to die or get imprisoned early. Ironically this will also land you in a heavy masonry building, maybe just not the kind you were looking for.
