Your plan for survival in a city is different than if you lived in a rural area. There are plenty of other factors we must consider when we formulate a plan. Instead of doing it on your own, take some advice from experts who will give you the knowledge you need to feel comfortable handling a SHTF event.

Because every crisis that threatens, even a local crisis, can turn exponential because of close proximity to people who cannot help themselves.

The obvious answer would be to move to a rural area and out of the way of hungry, thirsty and desperate masses of people. But, that’s easier said then done.

It’s not easy because very few people can go and leave their jobs, and go out into rural areas where there’s safety.

In other words, security financially is the antithesis of security in terms of location, because the safest locations are where there’s very few people, very rural, and that’s the opposite of what you need to have jobs.

With an extensive discussion about geopolitical events, motivations of those in power, and possible scenarios that could instantaneously change the world as we know it, Joel Skousen and Alex Jones tackle some of the questions you are no doubt asking yourself.

• What are the most likely collapse scenarios we face?
• Where will I go when it hits the fan?
• Would my current residence be the best place to weather the storm?
• Which states and regions are the safest?
• Can I prepare a strategic location ahead of a disaster and relocate in time if disaster strikes?

Do you have a contingency plan for survival when SHTF? If you live in a city, are you concerned about how an unexpected crisis could impact your chances of survival?

Article Source: Bio Prepper