Tag: doomsday prepping

Guest Post by Daisy Luther

It’s not every day that construction workers are required to sign NDAs. Of course, it’s also not every day they work on $270 million doomsday bunker for none other than Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, either.

 But every worker on the project on the remote Hawaiian island has been asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement and swear secrecy. As reported by Wired: 

 “That price for a private residence is unparalleled in the local construction industry—as is the level of secrecy and security. ‘The only other time you see that is when you’re doing secure military installations,’ says one local construction industry official affiliated with the site. ‘For a private project to have an NDA attached to it is very rare.’”  

The massive underground bunker might as well be a military installation. The plans call for food production, water storage, blast doors, advanced security systems, and an infirmary to sustain 30 people.  

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Via ZeroHedge

Consumer psychology radically changed during the early days of the virus pandemic as shortages at supermarkets emerged. Bulk-buying habits were never a thing with the modern consumer in a pre-COVID world, but now ‘prepping’ has gone mainstream two years since the beginning of the virus pandemic as supply chains remain snarled and food inflation is out-of-control. Many have discovered: be prepared or be hungry. 

The pandemic was an eye-opener for tens of millions of consumers who learned the government and big corporations wouldn’t take care of them when things go south. Even our elected officials were nowhere to be found in the early days of the pandemic when people panic hoarded food at supermarkets and fought over toilet paper in a ‘free for all battle royale’.

WSJ interviewed consumers across the country who’ve expressed their purchasing habits have changed.

“Bulk-buying habit is expected to stick as people eat more at home, supply remains uncertain and inflation rears up. Retailers and producers are shifting operations as a result,” WSJ said. 

Alexis Abell, a 41yo mother of five, buys in bulk out of fear of economic uncertainty.

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Guest Post by Ralph Goodman

We all want to be sitting pretty at the end of the world, but there are some rather important things that we need to remember. These facts are often neglected or have things said about them that don’t seem to be preparing people correctly. For example, you may know that drinking water is important but might not know the options that are becoming available for purification. There are also facts that will most likely help people already following this advice. If you are storing honey, you may not know all of the benefits that it will do for you, and after you find out, you might want to store a bit more. Some of the advice is so practical that people often overlook it. It is the same thing that happens with standard home security. The scariest outcome often seems like it is the most likely to happen. By refocusing on the mundane, you may live long enough to use some of the skills you have learned. My hope is that everyone who reads this article will live a long healthy life no matter what happens to the state of the world. Enjoy!

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