This thread's about preparing for hard times. People can't properly prepare unless they are aware of what can possibly happen. You seem a bit uptight when it comes to talking about weather possibilities.
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This thread's about preparing for hard times. People can't properly prepare unless they are aware of what can possibly happen. You seem a bit uptight when it comes to talking about weather possibilities.
You are right, Newt Gingrich and a top level General at the Pentagon wrote an eye-opening report which Congree ignored, since Hurricane Katrina hit the day or two after their report was presented. People are basically lazy and unprepared, keeping their heads in the sand and well, that's their choice. Just don't come knocking at my farm gate!Wasn't it written after a government group completed a report about the possibility and likelihood of an EMP attack? Which was basically ignored. I remember the report was released at the same time as something else which was holding everyone's attention, I just doubt remember what that was lol. But I do remember Gingrich being involved in the book writing, maybe a forward written by him. And you are right that the government is not prepared at all!
Remember Anta Virus? So scary and deadly, it migrated up here to Colorado and even with all the warnings STILL people clean up wood sheds and coops without masks on. Oh well...only the smart survive!bubonic plague possibility being talked about on the news program I am watching.
I lived in Albuquerque 20 years ago, warning signs in the mountains, rodent carriers.
Rat epidemic in the homeless sections of Los Angeles
I read something about that a few days ago. Of course I don't remember where, but there had been numerous cases reported.bubonic plague possibility being talked about on the news program I am watching.
I lived in Albuquerque 20 years ago, warning signs in the mountains, rodent carriers.
Rat epidemic in the homeless sections of Los Angeles
Hilarious! You can't kill them with a blow torch. Good Luck!!Which is good, because you can’t kill them no matter how hard you try. We have them growing where the excavator reshaped the hill behind our garage. They’re on the compost pile (blooming!). They are growing in the woods (after being dumped there).
I appreciate your comments, @sourland !
Not sure how to spell that virus but it was causes by rodent urine. One person caught it in Virginia. I remember it well. Haunta (phonetic) virus was first found on an Indian reservation (I think) north west of Albuquerque.Remember Anta Virus? So scary and deadly, it migrated up here to Colorado and even with all the warnings STILL people clean up wood sheds and coops without masks on. Oh well...only the smart survive!
You are right ~ it's Hanta Virus...my cat jumped into my lap while I was typing and I didn't proof-read. I've killed over 50 mice in my coop in the last 2 months ~ my cats are apparently on strike. Good Luck!bubonic plague possibility being talked about on the news program I am watching.
I lived in Albuquerque 20 years ago, warning signs in the mountains, rodent carriers.
Rat epidemic in the homeless sections of Los Angeles