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Does anyone have any suggestions on ways to spread awareness to their neighbors and others that they should be more prepared?
Hmm , I'm pretty sure I detect a note of socialism/communism in the above quote. "passing out websites like this and others is a good start to showing people".I think passing out websites like this and others is a good start to showing people there are family oriented level headed Americans who are taking on the subject seriously without the fringe touch.
Sorry about that Ceilinghobo, I didn't mean to burn a hole in your thread...Does anyone have any suggestions on ways to spread awareness to their neighbors and others that they should be more prepared?
I think the best approach is that of one to be prepared for the possibility of a weather or natural disaster. It's something that most people can relate to, and can see the possibilities of it happening.Does anyone have any suggestions on ways to spread awareness to their neighbors and others that they should be more prepared?
After the events of the last year in this country, you'd think being prepared would be a priority, eh?It's real unfortunate but true. I hope communities like this one will turn more people on. It's more private and family oriented.
I've seen what a little scare can do to a town, Hurricane warning, grocery and gas were wiped clean. What if supply lines were cut and it couldn't be restocked right away. Instant panic.