Think about that (and this) before you scoff too much. Cub Foods only has one or two days' supply of food on hand before they are out. Even if you could make it to Cub, all you would find is a locked door and empty shelves. Again, make your home your store, even for a short period of time.
Anybody see the new directive from Pete Hegseth to all our military bases? He wants every base to have enough food, water and energy to last for ninety days in the event of an emergency of some sort. In other words, he does not want to have any dependency on the outside civilian world. Why? Good question - it is as if something is up and he is not telling. But that is not all - in the UK, the government has advised all citizens to bunker up with food and water. How much? Enough to last ninety days.
Here is the issue if that is the case and we all need to bunker up for at least ninety days. Over the years, I have asked many a friend how much potable water they have in the house. The most common answer - "Not much". When I tell them they need one gallon per day per person living in that household, the most common question in response is - "Who has room for all that water??"
My response to those who think we don't need to do any bunkering, is a simple one. "Do you remember Katrina? Do you remember how the government did not help in time?" I have said this before in many years of addressing bunkering - in an emergency, your home will not only be your refuge, but it will also be your store. If all power is out, and stores are closed or totally out of stock, what you have in your house is what you will get. Period. Full stop.
But this article is not about how to prep, how to bunker. It is this - why now? What is the urgency? Is something in the wind that NATO governments know and we don't? That our government knows and we don't? Is this some kind of Iranian terror cell issue? Russians? Aliens? Asteroid? What is it? I spent too many years with a high-level clearance knowing stuff that never made the newspaper. And I have told friends and family over the years that knowing stuff which is classified is not always self-satisfying - at times it is downright scary!
But even if this is based on a nothing burger, it is always a good idea to have at least a week of food and potable water on hand. Why? If we lose all power and services, even for a short period of time, we will not be living in 2026 - we will be living in 1826. Remember Texas in the winter of 2021. We will have to fend for ourselves, just like the pioneers did two hundred years ago.
Think about that (and this) before you scoff too much. Cub Foods only has one or two days supply of food on hand before they are out. Even if you could make it to Cub, all you would find is a locked door and empty shelves. Again, make your home your store, even for a short period of time.






