Things seem to be picking up steam and im just ready for the SHTF!!!!
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Nope, one can never be ready enough. This is supposed to be hell week tho, the roe thing should hit and the Enemy has long been threatening to Burn baby Burn.
I'm not in a city but I pity the fool who is.
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I hope Seattle and Portland burn to the ground. If Seattle burns I will pop champagne in celebration. I want antifa/BLM to ransack limosuine liberal tech worker neighborhoods.
Seattle/Portland are godless hell holes that are beyond saving.
Please good yes. NYC and Westchester county needs to burn into the pits of hell.
having grown up in cali and lived west coast best coast most of my life. None of that compares to parts of philly.
Hell Yeah! Seattle could use a good cleansing, hence why i'm out here in the burbs, on One of the Reservations. I'll have to send up some cheers when I see the orange/red sky over where the crater of Seattle is/was.
Pedes who escaped liberal cities should share selfies of these hellholes combusting.
Let’s party afterwards fren
All coastal cities. Every last one is a bastion of depravity.
SE Houston suburb and sitting comfy....I 💯 agree tho one can never be prepared enough
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We have property and Family around there too, rode out every hurricane from Carla until Rita, then moved out here but the business and old property are in there.
Stay safe, could be a long hot summer out there.
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bastrop reporting in. of course I wish i was more prepared, but i would feel that way regardless until i had a well, power substation, farm, and my own army. basically, until turned my house into a self sufficient off grid castle. I just moved in a year ago so that hasnt been a reality, but i have good neighbors, and while im not self sufficient, I've got the tools and materials to get good enough in a survival mode situation and ive got more then enough food and water on hand to bridge the gap.