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Am i the only person that went back to watch all the MCU media related to Doomsday, watched Loki and saw near the middle of Season 1 finale the banner of Doom behind the Judge in her office?

Recommendations for a solar powered generator? I have a 1800 sq ft home.

I’m VERY new to prepping! To be honest not totally sure what I’m doing. I’ve been just building dry goods and water supply but would feel much better if I had a generator.

Maybe one to power full size fridge, window unit AC, charge devices? Any help would be appreciated

I was thinking about how in every zombie movie or apocalypse thread, everyone always says "just flee to an island like New Zealand or Iceland."

I got bored and started looking into what would actually happen to these places the second global trade stops and cargo ships stop arriving. Turns out, a lot of the classic "safe" spots are kind of doomed:

New Zealand: Everyone thinks NZ is the ultimate hideout because they have way more food and cows than people. But they import basically all their diesel. The second fuel tankers stop arriving, the farm tractors die, trucks can't move food, and the ferries between the islands run out of gas fast.

Japan: Incredible emergency planning and tsunami walls, but they import over 60% of their food. Plus, Tokyo's train stations during rush hour would spread an infection everywhere in about two hours.

Iceland: The geothermal heating is amazing because you won't freeze, but almost the whole country lives in one spot around Reykjavik. If an outbreak hits there, you're trapped on a rock that can't manufacture basic things like tires, heavy machinery, or antibiotics.

Canada: Tons of freshwater, land, and they have their own oil. The huge problem? 90% of Canadians live right next to the US border, and if the power grid goes down during a -30° blizzard, you'll freeze to death in your house before a zombie even gets to you.

Australia: Weirdly, Australia comes out on top. It's a massive island with ocean all around it, grows an insane amount of extra food, and produces its own energy. As long as you stay near the farming river valleys and don't go die of thirst in the Outback, it can basically run on its own forever.

I'm not a video editor, so I wrote up my thoughts into a script and used AI to do the voiceover and stitch together the footage/maps into a quick 6-minute video.
If you want to check it out:
Top 5 Safest Countries in a Zombie Apocalypse
https://youtu.be/x1vhIivdWvI

What do you think? Did I miss anything obvious, or where would you try to go?

I’ve become increasingly concerned about power grid failure in the US, does anyone have a good list of items to keep us afloat? I’m in the North East, so I’ll be stocking up on extra winter clothes. I’ll be getting canned goods and water jugs, batteries/portable lights and tools, but what else is there that I’m not thinking of?

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Hello! My partner and I would like to start a kit to prepare for the worst. His birthday is coming up and I have $250 to spend. What would you recommend buying first? My thought was a solar radio/power generator. If I could get together $500 what would you recommend? Thanks!

. Im seeking out real peollewho want to interact on a weekly basis.. make plans for possible upcoming idf infiltration on the United States ive had visions and well they are happening the intergation possiblity can mean alot for us as a country fuck i mean the whole world really we are witnessing colaspe. Genocide . Blackmail. All i front of our eyes and I want to be prepared with community and plans for when out phones dont work anymore.. I want to build lasting connection with people who arnt gonna just bow down surviving and reclaiming our land is priority and we need to start now. If anyone is intrested

Please leave ur email below. No matter how many generators we have without community its pointless

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How many preppers are on medication and what should they do when they run out? Things like ibuprofen and Tylenol are useful but what about those on like heart meds or antidepressants?

I’m in the USA and concerned between the looming oil and food shortages crisis, converging with the possibility of another pandemic, so was hoping for some tips to start that beginners may usually overlook. I’m thinking a few months of mainly all of the canned goods we currently have, shelf stable food like pasta, rice, etc. as I’ve read they can last several years, possibly even up to 5 if stored properly which it will be in the cool, dark basement with the dehumidifier. Lots of water. Obviously toiletries which I would’ve never thought about before COVID. I’m thinking about food prepping a bunch of various meals because we have a full size freezer downstairs but I’m also greatly open to other ideas that don’t involve refrigeration. But any tips on general length of time or other ways to prep that a starter wouldn’t generally think of? Thank you in advance!

If you were told that society was going to collapse in 3 months, what would you go out of your way to purchase?

Here's the scenario-

You still have to pay rent/bills etc. You still have to go to work. Your life basically doesn't change beyond getting prepared for what is going to happen.

You have to prepare for loss of gas, water, electricity etc. Money will be worthless. You have your home and that is it.

How would you survive as the average person that was told all of this? What would you buy? What would you teach yourself before it happened?

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Based on your skill set and experience, perhaps we could pool our money to build something together?

Hi, i'm an interior design student working on a speculative project around long-term survival shelters, and I’ve recently started looking into prepping and survival strategies as part of my research.

I’d love to hear from people who have more knowledge in this area,  to better understand different perspectives and get some insight on what I might be missing or should be thinking about as I develop the project.

If anyone’s open to answering a few questions or sharing their thoughts, I’d really appreciate it. Thank you!

What got you interested in prepping in the first place?
What does “being prepared” mean to you personally?
How important is privacy vs shared space in a survival situation?
What are the top 3 things you always prioritize when preparing (food, water, power, etc.)?
What’s something people often overlook when thinking about survival?
Do you think people are better off surviving alone or in a group? Why?

You’ve got one shot to grab just three electric devices before everything collapses, power grid down, supply chains gone, full doomsday mode.

In theory you have a solar panel and power battery, so charging it won't be an issue.

What 3 devices are you choosing and why?