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Humm.. I still don't have a generator. Need to do something about that.

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>A doomsday prepper has revealed the essential items everyone should stock up on in order to ensure their survival in the event of an apocalyptic disaster. Carrie, who does not disclose her full name, began her preparations after moving from California to Bozeman, Montana, with husband Colton. Since making her move, the prepper has been busy readying herself for all manner of emergencies - whether caused by a natural disaster, foreign conflict or another pandemic.

Humm.. I still don't have a generator. Need to do something about that. Archive: https://archive.today/yB0tW From the post: >>A doomsday prepper has revealed the essential items everyone should stock up on in order to ensure their survival in the event of an apocalyptic disaster. Carrie, who does not disclose her full name, began her preparations after moving from California to Bozeman, Montana, with husband Colton. Since making her move, the prepper has been busy readying herself for all manner of emergencies - whether caused by a natural disaster, foreign conflict or another pandemic.

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That is a world killing event. Very few anywhere on earth will survive and most plant and animal life will go extinct.

You only prep for that by leaving the planet and having some sort of sustainable base in orbit or on another planet.

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Deep bunker with geothermal power, tons of food growing capabilities, water and air filtration through the plants, and enough supplies to last 10-20 years. Then, the right kinds of tools and knowledge to start society again from scratch when it is safe to emerge.

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Hey man, Im all for it. If I could somehow build one or buy a decommed ICBM silo. That is outside nearly anyone's ability unless you are at least a multi millionaire (more like at least 10 mill +).

Ive been looking for a silo like that to buy for ages but they are either so damaged you could not re-hab it if you wanted to or they cost $20 million without any of the other things you describe.

Most of them are also filled with water, rusted to hell and back and cement caps 50 ft deep at the entrance points that you would have to get through just to pump the water out.

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For most of us, that would look something like finding the people with the know-how to do so, everyone chipping in for materials, then building it as a group. Stocking it and keeping it ready for when your group has to seal itself in.