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i dont tell family or friends to prep, if they havent got the sense to store some food and water i dont want them around post shtf.

(9 May 2013, 20:32)bigpaul Wrote: [ -> ]i dont tell family or friends to prep, if they havent got the sense to store some food and water i dont want them around post shtf.

I haven't even told the wife yet hows that for opsec

(9 May 2013, 21:05)David075 Wrote: [ -> ]

(9 May 2013, 20:32)bigpaul Wrote: [ -> ]i dont tell family or friends to prep, if they havent got the sense to store some food and water i dont want them around post shtf.

I haven't even told the wife yet hows that for opsec

yeah, BUT what you gonna do when she find out??

Not sure, will cross that bridge when I come to it most of my preps are near home not at home.

(9 May 2013, 20:32)bigpaul Wrote: [ -> ]i dont tell family or friends to prep, if they havent got the sense to store some food and water i dont want them around post shtf.

I ordered a wind up radio from my sisters Amazon account, when it arrived she was 'what the hell do you want that for??' tone of conversation.
Jeez - imagine me trying to explain to her to have more than 2 days of food in the house, let alone a conversation on prepping.

(13 May 2013, 10:02)MCavity Wrote: [ -> ]

(9 May 2013, 20:32)bigpaul Wrote: [ -> ]i dont tell family or friends to prep, if they havent got the sense to store some food and water i dont want them around post shtf.

I ordered a wind up radio from my sisters Amazon account, when it arrived she was 'what the hell do you want that for??' tone of conversation.
Jeez - imagine me trying to explain to her to have more than 2 days of food in the house, let alone a conversation on prepping.

just tell her your going camping and you dont want to bother carrying spare batteries.

Pretty much what I answered BP.

I tell nobody....I know what they watch on tv and its pretty apparent they are part of the flock.
i think i fall into the 35th excuse !!