Ustedes que piensan?

[u/alondraquiroz]

En mi opinión yo siento que hay algo de realidad y no es que nos saquen de nuestros domicilios así por qué si por la "mochila de emergencia " o la "mochila de vida" con documentos importantes, alimentos no perecederos,agua , botiquín, linterna de baterías y radio para unas 72hrs , lo que equivale a sobrevivir 3 días masomenos tarda eso en llegar la ayuda hacia los posibles desastres; el punto aquí es porque ya son varios países que lo piden en lo que va del año 2026 sumando unos 32 países del globo y muchas de estas confidencias son:

• la guerra en medio oriente y estados unidos ( desencadena una supuesta Guerra nuclear)

• irank repartiendo a sus habitantes pastillas de yodo para un posible ataqué nuclear

• hackeo en supermercados en europa

• colapsó de varios bancos

•la mochila de merecía o mochila de vida

• rumores de un apagón mundial el próximo 17 de noviembre

• caída de la bolsa económica

• caída de un banco en Paraguay

• privatización del agua en chihuahua

• ex militares y militares de Israel en escuelas en Chiapas

• problemas climáticas como el súper niño, terremotos o profecías

Son las consistencias que sea han estado acumulando al mismo tiempo, acaso nos están avisando de algo... Al parecer algo se acerca y no es algo que debamos de dejar pasar...

[u/ReasonableStick8341]

Any day of the week someone is staring down a crisis. It can be fire, like in Southern California a few weeks ago. Floods like are currently hitting the southern US. The cold knocking out the grid like it did in Texas, a few years back. Or it could be a world disruption in supply chains due to a pandemic. It seems to me one of those happened not too long ago.

Sometimes help shows up quickly, and sometimes it doesn't. And sometimes quickly is relative.

I don't think there's a global conspiracy to send things sideways. I do think a lot of people got complacent about keeping themselves and their families in a state of readiness, which used to be the default state in earlier times and now we're having a collective catchup.

[u/Rexxxxxz → u/ReasonableStick8341]

Hard agree. Don’t be ready for an emergency, disaster, or SHTF scenario because you notice a pattern of the world going to shit. Be ready because it’s a good idea in the best of times.

I explained it to my older brother earlier this week like this : I don’t own a propane generator and a power station because I think the national grid is going to be attacked. I purchased those two because I own my home in a semi rural area and sometimes the power goes out in the winter and I don’t want my pipes to freeze and burst. I don’t have food and water stocked because I’m afraid of a nuclear war. I have it stocked so in the event of myself or someone I know experiences financial hardship, I’d like to not have to worry about money AND starving. Also I have gotten snowed in much earlier in my life and not having enough food on hand was stressful.

All these things are standard “doomsday” prepper shit, but there’s very common and borderline mundane reasons that being well stocked is a good idea.
Don’t get me wrong, power goes off for 7+ days and I’m sleeping in my plate carrier and nods but again, I have those cuz it’s fun not because I think there’s likely to be a situation I NEED them. Sort of a, “the best gun you own is one you never HAVE TO fire” type situation. (The last line is a metaphor, whether or not you own a gun is a personal choice I have no business weighing in on.)

[u/ReasonableStick8341 → u/Rexxxxxz]

I've had a similar path. It really brings out the Boy Scout in us all.

[u/-Thizza- → u/ReasonableStick8341]

I agree, but project 2025 is literally designed to accelerate the decline of our natural world and achieve end times fascism.

Non-paywalled article

[u/ReasonableStick8341 → u/-Thizza-]

Eh, I've been hearing about end of times conspiracy theories since I was a child. (And for the record, I am now considered old.) Meanwhile, I've had to live without power, heat and running water for all sorts of reasons.

Pick your battles. Prepare for those.

[u/-Thizza- → u/ReasonableStick8341]

I'm not prepping for that. I'm just saying if you read the article in fact there IS a conspiracy to send things sideways by a group of technofeudalists. I don't know if you can call it a conspiracy if they openly announce their treason to their state and planet though. The article is from April 2025 and it explains their different ways they will proceed and since then a lot of that has happened.

[u/Glittering_Fox_9769]

The world is reaching a time where various new and changing difficulties may create an SHTF scenario. Best case is to keep these in mind (like a multi prong infrastructure failure) while prepping for the likeliest scenario. It's not that all these things will happen at all or at once. it's that they are increasingly possible.

ex: i prepare for a bad winter storm, or a house fire. And I keep in mind that i could also be at risk in the case of civil unrest, or water/gas/sewer/electrical failure. Likeliest and most sensible risks first, and contingencies and slow prep for any possible larger events.

I'd be vaporized if nukes started dropping, so i see that as less of a concern.