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HEADLINE STORY Daily Mail Today SURVIVALISTS - NorthernRaider - 23 August 2012
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2192421/Naomi-Smyth-Sam-Rossiter-Bristol-couple-fearing-financial-meltdown-sell-home-buy-yacht.html
RE: HEADLINE STORY Daily Mail Today SURVIVALISTS - Paul - 23 August 2012
Good on them.
I used to see people exiting through Poole Port with a loaded down crapped out van, one way tickets to France, no house or job to go to, just happy smiley faces.
Funny bit about it was, I never saw one come back.
RE: HEADLINE STORY Daily Mail Today SURVIVALISTS - Hrusai - 23 August 2012
brilliant! nice to see the press not branding survivalists as nutters or as dangers to society, probably only cause that couple have money tho
RE: HEADLINE STORY Daily Mail Today SURVIVALISTS - Tigs - 23 August 2012
why would anyone trying to escape the euro crash sail to greece where its already going into the sewer ????
RE: HEADLINE STORY Daily Mail Today SURVIVALISTS - NorthernRaider - 23 August 2012
Prepping and survivalist is becoming a cause celebre in modern media circles.
RE: HEADLINE STORY Daily Mail Today SURVIVALISTS - Nemesis - 23 August 2012
(23 August 2012, 13:13)Tigs Wrote: why would anyone trying to escape the euro crash sail to greece where its already going into the sewer ????
OK I guess money making idea and off they go, I mean here is the clue "Filmmaker Naomi" and then story already in the press, few years from now and we will be watching there adventure and they will buy a bigger house.
RE: HEADLINE STORY Daily Mail Today SURVIVALISTS - NorthernRaider - 23 August 2012
(23 August 2012, 13:13)Tigs Wrote: why would anyone trying to escape the euro crash sail to greece where its already going into the sewer ????
Because its hot, sunny and everythiung including good land is going cheap, Ergo if you bugger orf from the UK with £100 K you are going to see it go much further in Greece than it will here, and of course a good PV system down there will save you a lot of dosh.
(23 August 2012, 13:14)Nemesis Wrote:(23 August 2012, 13:13)Tigs Wrote: why would anyone trying to escape the euro crash sail to greece where its already going into the sewer ????
OK I guess money making idea and off they go, I mean here is the clue "Filmmaker Naomi" and then story already in the press, few years from now and we will be watching there adventure and they will buy a bigger house.
There are just doing what Nemesis is doing on a bigger scale and its also only a maritime version of what that guy who wrote HOW TO LIVE OFF-GRID did. Its all good PR for us.
And ladies
its not the content of the article that is so astounding, its the fact that(A) Its the HEADLINE story
(B) They aint ridiculing survivalists either.
We are coming out of the shadows, I dont know if thats a good thing cos when we get mainstream you will find thousands of greedy bastards trying to commercialise prepping.
RE: HEADLINE STORY Daily Mail Today SURVIVALISTS - Prepaday - 23 August 2012
We were looking at doing the same thing but mooring costs in the Med are expensive. The thought of sailing at night put me off also. What if something went wrong with the boat and they needed a spare part? Can they speak fluent Greek? Great idea they have I hope they have planned it well.
RE: HEADLINE STORY Daily Mail Today SURVIVALISTS - bigpaul - 23 August 2012
hang on a minute! dosent anyone else smell a rat?? wasnt there a "filmaker Naomi" doing the rounds a few months ago trying to find preppers who would be filmed?? or am i just naturally suspicious??
RE: HEADLINE STORY Daily Mail Today SURVIVALISTS - NorthernRaider - 23 August 2012
(23 August 2012, 13:25)Prepaday Wrote: We were looking at doing the same thing but mooring costs in the Med are expensive. The thought of sailing at night put me off also. What if something went wrong with the boat and they needed a spare part? Can they speak fluent Greek? Great idea they have I hope they have planned it well.
The international language of Maritime and Aviation is English
(23 August 2012, 13:30)bigpaul Wrote: hang on a minute! dosent anyone else smell a rat?? wasnt there a "filmaker Naomi" doing the rounds a few months ago trying to find preppers who would be filmed?? or am i just naturally suspicious??
Good point, someone needs to go back through the archives and compare their surnames
Naomi Smyth and Sam Rossiter