Some Important SHTF Information
Feel free to pass this around calmly. This information could potentially save your life and others. I'm not attempting to instigate fear or panic amongst the masses. That's how Malls and Walmart's get looted and vandalized. Please be crystal clear with who you are sending this to and make sure you convey the same message that I'm doing here.
1. Link to Nuclear War Survival Skills Manual
Link to Amazon Hard copy of Nuclear War Survival Skills Manual
2. Link to Potassium Iodine
Link to why and how to use Potassium Iodine. One bottle per Household member. 2 Pills per day for Adults untill bottle is finished. Children get half the dose.
3. Plan an emergency route out of town and make sure that you don't use major roads. You have roughly 30-40 minutes to travel over 80 kms from the epicenter (Ground Zero) from the initial blast. Calculate that distance that you must travel based on the map provided. This blast radius is base on 100 Megaton Czar Bomb which is the largest one they could throw at us.
4. You're going to need to be able to tell where the radiation is located after the initial blast. Link to affordable Geiger Counter (Nuclear Radiation Detector) This is so you are able to locate the various forms of fallout radiation. Link to affordable Geiger Counter Nuclear Radiation Detector - Radiation Dosimeter with LCD Display, Portable Handheld Beta Gamma X-ray Rechargeable Radiation Monitor Meter, 5 Dosage Units Switched,0.0μSv-500mSv
5. You're going to have to prepare enough food and water for you to survive this event and think about sustainability for your future survival. Don't just Survive - Please try to Thrive. Link to Mylar Bags for food storage and these can be used as effective Faraday Bags.. 150 Pack Mylar Bags for Food Storage with Oxygen Absorbers & Labels, Resealabel Ziplock Food Grade Bags for Long Term Food Storage,(4 size 4.3 * 6.3/6 * 9/7.5 * 11.5/10 * 14)
6. Store all electronic devices that you don't want damaged by an EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) in either Faraday Cages (Boxes) or Faraday Bags. A metal Garbage can makes an excellent faraday container. Keep in mind that in the event of a Nuclear exchange takes place which will likely cause an EMP. This will make all unprotected electronic devices rendered useless. Cell Phones, Newer Vehicles( Especially Electric ones), pretty much anything with a circuit board with electricity flowing through it will most definitely be affected by an EMP. Faraday Boxes and Bags can be made DIY. or purchased in today's market.
7. Link to US CDC Radioactive Emergency Procedure
8. Link to Infographics Video - Surviving a Nuclear Attack
9. Link to Nuke Map. Set the yield to the largest 100 Megaton Warhead. If you can out run that you can out run any of them.
10. If you can afford it. Buy a CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radioactive, Nuclear) Haz Mat Suit and Respirator for each person in your Party/Family. These Suits and accessories are quit costly but they will increase your chances of out living a Nuclear Attack. These suits can be purchased at online stores like the Canadian Preparedness store.
11. Communication is important as well. Make sure you have a way to listen with a Short Wave Receiver or Ham Radio to listen to any important information as to Resources like CEMA or Search and Rescue Agencies.. These can also be purchased on Amazon.ca. Remember these Electronic Devices have to be stored in a Faraday Box or Bag to safeguard against EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse). Be Mindful.
12. In conclusion. Please put in the time to do your research and learn as much as you can about this. It could save lives. Read the Nuclear War Survival Skills eBook. Stay Calm. Take Action to prepare. This is serious if you care about yourself, loved ones, and people you value... We're all in this together and the strong will survive and come out on top. Remember there is no I in Team. Remember that it's better to have the preparations and knowledge and not need it then to need it and not even have it.. Stay safe God Bless Brian Backhaus Survival Instructor You Got This!