Calling fellow city dwellers

[Tdvsko]

I am in Londonistan myself I thought I would be here years. When I was finally told about prepping I made a decision to join this forum. After months of being on here I made the decision if I was to take it seriously I had to move to places with more prospects of survival IE not a city. I look forward to my move from Londonistan in 2 months and wont be coming back to live in Londonistan anymore I am heading myself to the countryside where I grew up I look forward to my move joining lots of my items which have been already moved half way across the country by my fellow prepper housemate who I am joining in the countryside when he comes back from travelling. We both agreed we needed to move out of Londonistan. I prefer to look at it from this point of view surely in a place with less people you have more prospects safety wise with less around as theirs less people who can cause you harm.

I have lived in Londonistan for over two years it is far to crowded for my liking and come shtf you dont just have to deal with Preppers and normal people but also, Soldiers (many based in Londonistan) Police and many others which are much less to be found in the countryside. I saw some of the vehicles deployed for the London riots which I had never seen before which are strong vehicles what do you plan to do when they are deployed. during the London riots in the last few days their was police everywhere on every street corner this will return come shtf. Then what do you plan to do as this was not evan with soldiers out when they are deployed they will be everywhere at every point making it impossible for people to get around and if they decide to take what food supplies and items their is to aid them what do you plan to do if soldiers or police armed with assault rifles decide to come to your door resist and be shot? I have consider my options and decided to move for better prospects as I know my chances of survival in London come shtf would be measured in days or weeks not months and I want to give myself the best chance I can.