One Second After

29 February 2012, 03:45

COOL

One Second After

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One Second After

by William R Forstchen
Requirements: Mobipocket, Adobe Reader or Browser, 1652 KB,

Overview: Overnight, the world's trains, planes, cars, trucks, phones, computers, power plants and electrical equipment come to a sudden screeching stop.

Nor will they ever start up again.

The world is in chaos, and everyone wants to know why.

Some evangelicals believe the Rapture is at hand.

Other fundamentalists see the Cloven Hoof of Satan in the catastrophe.

UFO cultists preach the coming of intergalactic aliens.

Secularists envisage a host of earthly enemies - Chinese communists, Islamic fanatics, eco-terrorists, and energy industry magnates.

New Agers prophesize the dreaded Mayan apocalypse.

Is it aliens from space or is it the apocalypse?

Human violence or the wrath of an angry god?

Whatever the cause, the modern age has come to an end.

Looting, food riots, and global insurrection are the order of the day, and the New Dark Ages are suddenly upon us.

Can this global anarchy be stopped?

Can the End Time be reversed?

A small mountain village in the American South is humankind's last best hope.

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29 February 2012, 03:58

COOL

TEMPEST

http://www.austinlinks.com/Crypto/tempest.html

First off do not remove any gaskets around your gun safe door, The are there for fire protection. The heat makes then swell up and seal the door from fire and smoke. Here's some info
http://www.unitedstatesaction.com/em...aday_cages.htm

This is the best Vid I have found to date ~ Build a Faraday Cage - EMP electromagnetic pulse ~~ http://youtu.be/jWjT0Bh_KZ8
Hope it Helps

Careful with this stuff, it's beryllium copper, not just plain old copper.
http://www.shieldingsystems.eu...Nieuws&id=134&Lang=2

MAKING FARADAY CAGES
http://www.endtimesreport.com/faraday_cages.html

Gun safe as a big FARADAY CAGE to prevent electrical damage due to EMP?
http://www.ar15.com/archive/to...l?b=10&f=17&t=565872

29 February 2012, 04:52

loiblb

Just got through with the book. Not a good thing to happen in real life.
The fact that .22 and shotgun shells became money was interesting. What would be fun is no hot showers, in fact no clean running water.

29 February 2012, 06:54

DLS

I read that book about a year ago, and it presents a truly frightening scenario. The worst part is, it COULD happen. If it ever does, life as we know it will change for a very long time, and for many, forever.

01 March 2012, 01:43

Kevin Rohrer

I also read the book a year ago and it frightened the bejesus out of me. Of course, the book postulated a worst case scenario.

A book similar to this one worth reading is "Lights Out" by David Crawford.

I sat down and made up a list of what it would take for our family of six to survive for a year under similar circumstances. It was a big list costing lots of $$$$.

I could definitely see ammo and water being used as currency. A co-worker of mine is sitting on 10k factory .223 and 5k .45ACP for that purpose.

01 March 2012, 04:37

loiblb

If your sitting on a horde of anything like food or such. Should you expound on it at work?

01 March 2012, 08:11

Kevin Rohrer

I wouldn't advertise that information except in general, but that's up to him.

01 March 2012, 11:54

DLS

quote:
Originally posted by loiblb:
If your sitting on a horde of anything like food or such. Should you expound on it at work?

That's a good point. Anyone who may prepare for a worst case scenario would be wise to keep that information to themselves. In a worst case scenario, that stuff would be highly desirable to steal from someone.

I think the fear that Newt Gingrich postulated about having a nuke tipped missile fired from a container ship in the Gulf of Mexico is one that could happen, and if it did explode 200 miles above the earth, as suggested, it would stop everything over most of the USA.

15 March 2012, 10:03

Idaho Sharpshooter

You all do know that one of the provisions of the Patriot Act was to outlaw having more than one year's supply of food in your home per family member. A friend, who is LDS says the church said to comply.

Hypothetical Situation: although not a member of that church I did go with the PA and now have just one year's supply of food here. 4500 calories per day for each member of the family for 364 days.

16 March 2012, 04:21

Gatogordo

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You all do know that one of the provisions of the Patriot Act was to outlaw having more than one year's supply of food in your home per family member. A friend, who is LDS says the church said to comply.

I'd certainly like to see you source that little tidbit in the text of the Patriot Act.

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25 March 2012, 19:12

Gatogordo

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Originally posted by Gatogordo:
quote:
You all do know that one of the provisions of the Patriot Act was to outlaw having more than one year's supply of food in your home per family member. A friend, who is LDS says the church said to comply.

I'd certainly like to see you source that little tidbit in the text of the Patriot Act.

Why am I not surprised at no response? Could it be???? No, no, say it ain't more internet bullshit posted by Rich.

26 March 2012, 07:18

NavyVet

I hadn't heard about food hoarding being a violation of the Patriot Act. When I Googled it, I saw a lot of different forums referencing this. So, Rich is getting this from somewhere. I looked over several of the forum posts, but no one ever sited where in the Patriot Act one can find this. So, I poured over the Patriot Act. And I also looked over revisions of 2003. Not an easy read, but I really searched and, I couldn't find anything about it. The closest I could find was in Title VIII, Section 805 which prohibits material support to terrorists. Maybe someone figured stockpiling food could be perceived as a possible material support, put it out on the internet, and it went viral? Idk.
If anyone else knows where it is, I'd appreciate it if they could site it. But, I couldn't find it.

31 March 2012, 20:38

mdvjrp93

Patriot Act be damned. They just passed a bill giving each secretary control over all that falls under there care. Other words Sec ag could take any and all farm equipement that you own. The sec def could take any stock pile of arms, ammo or food that you have and give it to who he wants. Sec trans could take control of all trucking company or owner operator rigs. This means they control what you have to eat, how you travel anda host of other things. Before you ask I'll try and find a link or a title you can google.

02 April 2012, 23:30

Gatogordo

I won't be holding my breath. space

04 April 2012, 03:42

Gatogordo

It's one thing to read all the common conspiracy BS on the internet, it's something entirely different to repeat it like you know it's true. People should be ashamed of themselves.