(3 March 2012, 15:34)preservefreak Wrote: I understand why people don't want to talk to reporters about this, but isn't it worth trying to increase public awareness and maybe inspire a few more to take responsibility for their own fates during an emergency.
Yes, but the way to get the message out is not through journalists looking to make a program that is not factual, accurate on in the spirit of prepping because that does not make good tv.
Shock, Revultion, Humiliation, Abuse, Ridicule is the hallmark of the media, accuracy, honesty, dignity, truthfullness, caution and care are boring.
I believe any sensible person will decide on their own they need to prep or become more self reliant and will initiate by themselves a search for information and other preppers.
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