Why you should have an Emergency Action Plan with the current Financial and Political Climate

During the events of 2020, businesses closed due to Covid regulations, grocery stores went empty, and riots ramped up in the United States. Our national debt started getting more and more out of control with excessive spending and money printing. Since that time, our government has not gotten inflation and our economy under control, and it is leading us to severe supply chain issues, threat of war, and financial crisis.

Over the last two decades since 9-11, each crisis our country has faced is getting more exponential and impacting more and more people. The next crisis in our country could be a financial one that will no doubt cause looting and destruction within cities when people can no longer afford their basic needs. Or a cybersecurity threat from a domestic or foreign entity could shut down our power grid and other critical infrastructure, just as we saw with Colonial Pipeline attack a few years ago. Combine all of this with the elections coming up, which nobody knows how that will go.

The problems we’re currently facing are not going away, and our country is not in a good place right now.

Seeing all of this, I took it upon myself to research and better prepare to have everything I needed to survive an extended power-down situation, civil unrest, and supply shortages. The last thing I want is to be looking around at my kids and family with nothing to eat or drink, no power, or anyway to defend ourselves.

I do think most people want to have a plan for emergency situations like this, but I don’t think they fully realize what is really needed to truly be prepared and some may not have the time to dedicate to figuring it out. Just buying a basic emergency kit and some MREs will still leave you wildly unprepared in a real emergency. And if you start researching “prepping” you can easily find yourself going down hours of internet rabbit holes on identifying plants you can eat in the wilderness, how to make shelter out of sticks, and how to filter your own pee so it is drinkable.

My content that I will be sharing with you IS NOT THAT. No rabbit holes, but all the comprehensive information you need up front. Over years of learning, I have put together a full list of practical items and recommended skills for the average modern family, that I believe are necessary to be self-reliant during a nationwide crisis. From how to have food, water, good hygiene, medicine, reliable communications, power supply, down to defenses and weaponry – I have you covered.

This mission is vital to me, and I thought my knowledge should be shared. The next crisis is coming, and I want to help you be prepared for it.