@global.intel.ltr: #emergencyprep #72hours #economy #misinformation #emergencykit

slwm7082 :

Thanks for validation. I figured this was a fear tactic on line.

auntie_gg0812 :

It is a good habit to be in. Sickness, job loss, other reasons to want a back up supply.

Monte Crizo :

All I need is that five grand after the midterms 💰

AmberRae :

You have also told us to prepare for a downturn. Buy gold

vyfareon :

Every other video you make talks about coming financial disaster.

gingee :

I started keeping 30 days of food and water 6-7 years ago. It’s stuff I’ll eat before it gets bad. I wouldn’t want to live on it but I could

JCrow :

Yup. It flagged suspicious

monsterman :

what about Europe fridge and freezer systems getting hacked

notablyjacquee :

Thank you for talking about this

Mighty Mike :

The big difference now is the war in Iran. Korea Vietnam and Iraq was costly to the government. This one is costly to people which is worse than two days of hurricane or tsunami

GenXNoOne :

Still making sure I got stuff because I live here in Texas and you and I both know this winter has a probability to be brutal so I will be prepared.

Robyn Hope :

My last three videos were all about stocking up. I was trying to decide how worried I should be.

Marshamel3 :

✅✅✅…party at my house, Monday… 🤣👏🏻🥰

Joshua :

I think you are right but also I fear it will be true at some point. This can’t last forever.

LP Development :

A 72-hour emergency kit is a personal responsibility. But keeping an entire society functioning during a crisis is a government responsibility. The real test is not whether families can survive three days. It is whether hospitals, water supplies, energy systems, communications, and food distribution can continue functioning when everything else fails. And what happens to the elderly, children, and families who cannot afford emergency supplies? Preparedness should never be based on fear. It should be based on transparency, public infrastructure, community cooperation, and clear responsibilities. Interestingly, Luc Arden's LIBERTALIA — The First Digital Nation has already explored these challenges through proposed rules for emergency preparedness, civilian survival plans, local resilience, independent infrastructure, and limits on government emergency powers. The books offer ideas worth examining and improving before the next crisis arrives. A truly prepared society is not one where everyone is left to survive alone. It is one where nobody is left behind when the system fails.

Sweet countess :

Covid taught me to maintain inventory. I still do it!!!

austinstuartphoto :

Stacy’s NeuroVibe :

✿☆👍🏿 :

me in africa

Neill Hutchings :

THATS NOT WHAT YOU DO IF YOU WANT SCARE PEOPLE INTO SPENDING.

mckee53000 :

Thank you for addressing this. My MAGA conspiracy theorist coworkers were going on and on about this just today. I had no idea what they were talking about

TexasNorth :

This video needs more likes so it hits more people. Lots of fear going around

Scott Marcy :

Frightened people are easier to manipulate.

dan ⚫️🇨🇦🍁 :

it's probably a check list pushed by marketing companies to make you spend money on slow months for their clients.

rickkeefer495 :

Are you Mormon?