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You might be a Prepper if …

GenSpring Power • Oct 28, 2015
  • You believe in personal responsibility.
  • You prepare for the unexpected.
  • You accept responsibility for providing for yourself and your family.
  • You don’t take unreasonable risk.
  • You recognize that there are legitimate global threats that could impact your way of life.
  • You are concerned about cyberterrorism or an EMP taking down the electric grid.
  • You are concerned that the accelerated growth in the U.S. national debt is a threat to our economic stability.
  • You are concerned about reports of civil unrest and its potential impact on your family.
  • You accept that electric utilities have limited resources and may not be able to respond in a timely manner during major storms or other emergencies, and you therefore need to take steps to have an alternative source of electric power.
  • You accept that all government entities (national, state and local) have limitations in their ability to respond in times of emergency, and you therefore need to take personal responsibility and make preparations before an emergency occurs.
  • You accept that grocery stores may be completely sold out in a matter of days and may not be able to re-stock unless deliveries can be made, and you therefore need to have an emergency supply of food and water on hand.
  • You understand that, in times of power outages or loss of the internet, electronic cash registers, credit cards and ATMs cease to function, and you therefore need to have a reserve of cash for emergencies.

If these are important to you and you are taking action to address, then congratulations –

You are a Prepper! 

Clayton Preble

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