Bugout/Disaster Prep. Thread
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fairly sure I have mentioned the GM/detroit multi fuel engines before some guys have bought crate examples and put them in other things -
Plus M35's run on absolutely anything. You name it, Diesel, Kerosene, Gasoline w/ oil, JP8, alcohol. Pretty useful vehicle.^
If you want a duce you better snap one up. I read someplace not that long ago that the 0 admin is going to cease surplus sales to the private market sometime in 2015 (IIRC ). Why you might ask because ...... NOT fuel efficient or green car enough for us to be allowed to drive.Leave a comment:
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Having a duce would be sweet if i lived in the middle of nowhere, useless in the burbs tho hahaLeave a comment:
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If you want a duce you better snap one up. I read someplace not that long ago that the 0 admin is going to cease surplus sales to the private market sometime in 2015 (IIRC ). Why you might ask because ...... NOT fuel efficient or green car enough for us to be allowed to drive.Leave a comment:
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So this isn't me, nor my vehicle... but Arizona has many large/military/deuce vehicles in private hands. I actually know of three within a few miles of me not for sale, and a warehouse near my gym has two.
The one pictured was very well setup for a life on the run from zombies. Too bad I can't locate the ad any more. There are plenty more on craigslist in Arizona if anyone is in the market.
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I wasn't shitting on anyone. I'm just not throwing my arms up about something that isn't a big deal in the developed world.Why are you still in this discussion? You have shown no interest in the topic other than to shit on everyone.
And yes, with every outbreak whatever the extent there is a possibility of widespread infection. It's pretty obvious you've never been in an area that has had to worry about a high mortality rate virus.
Unless you're actively exposed to someone with the virus, you're not going to get it.Last edited by einhander; 10-14-2014, 06:32 AM.Leave a comment:
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Why are you still in this discussion? You have shown no interest in the topic other than to shit on everyone.
And yes, with every outbreak whatever the extent there is a possibility of widespread infection. It's pretty obvious you've never been in an area that has had to worry about a high mortality rate virus.Leave a comment:
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Well here's some good news...
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From what they say Pham is now in stable condition, showing signs of recovery.
Also it turns out there's a company in Canada that will be releasing trial vaccinations to Liberia for 20 individuals. Hopefully we dodged another bullet here.Leave a comment:
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I'm glad to see health care workers now over reacting, rather then giving the stock line of "go home, drink plenty of fluids and come back in a few day if you don't feel better."Leave a comment:
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False alarm in Bean Town, ebola ruled out.
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Bitch? really?http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/12/health/ebola/
bitch was wearing hazmat, and she got infected. So much for only fluid contact. They are just calling it a "protocol breach" as not to incite panic.
Boston got hit
US Government is doing a little disaster prep for a disease that isn't airborne
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-1...its-gives-clue
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zerohedge..
now we're back in tinfoil hat land. too bad.
now, go smoke some cigs, drink a bunch of booze, and eat a bunch of cheeseburgers. because god knows you should be scared of Ebola when cancer, alcoholism and heart disease kill millions every year, but 1 guy in Texas died of Ebola so you should freak out..Leave a comment:
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US Government is doing a little disaster prep for a disease that isn't airborne
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-1...its-gives-clue
Of course they're prepping. That's what governments do. It's called contingency planning.
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