Author Topic: "Bunker" Mentality.  (Read 23713 times)

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Re: "Bunker" Mentality.
« Reply #40 on: December 12, 2009, 08:05:04 AM »
You need to be the most devious   ;D

What's that old saying about youth and fitness losing out to experience and treachery.  ;D

Who is it (what group(s)) that the fascist round up to eliminate first....people who have the capacity to be treacherous. 
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Re: "Bunker" Mentality.
« Reply #41 on: December 12, 2009, 08:35:03 AM »
That's why you've got to be efficent about it.  Kill off all the neighbors that might tell on you before they can spread word.   ;)

Then just play dumb and confused.  Avoid them when possible, but when needed, just blend in with the herd.  Go out trying to look all calm, cool, & well prepared and it'll get you dead.   :( 

Preditors can sense prey.  Visibly carrying anything anybody else might want will make you look like a twinkie to a fat girl.

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Re: "Bunker" Mentality.
« Reply #42 on: December 12, 2009, 10:23:11 AM »
Who is it (what group(s)) that the fascist round up to eliminate first....people who have the capacity to be treacherous. 


I disagree with this, like any bully they pick on the week to make their examples. They will use this to try to get compliance from the strong, and at least get some cracks in the leadership and dissension of persons. Look at N.O. Katrina for example. There were heavily armed and guarded mansions,"well nothing to see here!?!?" was their response. But a little old lady with a Curio and Relics pistol "!Take her OUT!!!! COMPLY!!!! DO NOT RESIST!!!!" and make sure it is 'caught' on video. Yeah right.

Do not worry, the "fascist entity" wants nothing to do with the strong, hence the promotion of Generations of Sheeple.
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Re: "Bunker" Mentality.
« Reply #43 on: December 12, 2009, 11:29:39 AM »
The ones they will deal with first are the sheep who say, "oh well, they say we have to" and climb into the cattle cars like the good little Jews did.

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Re: "Bunker" Mentality.
« Reply #44 on: December 13, 2009, 01:13:02 PM »
Next time you have an oportunity strike up a conversation with him.  Talk about TEOTWAWKI, and encourage him to buy up lots of supplies!  When things get tough you won't feel so bad killing him for them, and it saves you the money of having to buy them yourself.  He may even devulge some usefull information about himself to you.  At the least if you play your cards right he'll likely develope a little fear of you...  Oh, is that cold blooded logic?  Well, it's still logic.  And if your not willing to be cold blooded you won't last anyway.

"Keep your friends close, & your enemy's closer"

This kind of thinking is why even if you DON'T like your neighbor, your wise to treat them politely (so as not to be #1 on their list!)
See we use to talk but he has blamed alot of things on my kids. He says that my kids and my kids cats tear up his yard. Sorry it was not my kids it was the neighbors kid that he kisses butt with. He doesnt like me because I had dealings with his dirtbag best friends kid and he did not like my answer. His best dirtbag friends kid likes to take about 6 of his friends and they find a weak person in a bar and they send them to the hospital. The last one had brain damage. The positive side is that he has prepared for TEOTWAWKI and he has no military background.
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Re: "Bunker" Mentality.
« Reply #45 on: Today at 06:35:11 PM »

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Re: "Bunker" Mentality.
« Reply #45 on: January 03, 2010, 06:06:04 PM »
I think the most important thing is to "brain storm" the solution(s) with my family, this is a long and drawn out process and I had forgotten of this thread until last night when my wife brought up the fact that we as a family are not any more prepared sense the '08 New England Ice Storm.  Still without a generator, alternative heating source, large stock of food, or other necessities. Also an infant for an addition to the family to add to the complexity.

A frazzled tex. This problem seems to great in its complexities.

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Re: "Bunker" Mentality.
« Reply #46 on: January 03, 2010, 06:13:00 PM »
Don't sweat it Tex....I've lived here close to thirty years now and those kinds of storms are few and far between.  You can't possibly plan for them.  The man upstairs decided our fates before we were born....

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Re: "Bunker" Mentality.
« Reply #47 on: January 03, 2010, 06:39:47 PM »
Who is it (what group(s)) that the fascist round up to eliminate first....people who have the capacity to be treacherous.  


Actually if you look at the Russian Revolution and the rise of the Nazi's the first ones they killed were the ones who got them into power.
The first ones the Bolsheviks killed of were the other socialist parties, and the first ones Hitler whacked were the Brown Shirts.

Tex, on food and baby stuff, just buy extra each week. the only Big purchase I would suggest is a wood stove with a flat top. Candles or Kerosene lamps will do for light.

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Re: "Bunker" Mentality.
« Reply #48 on: January 03, 2010, 07:12:50 PM »
I'm too much of an independent thinker to want to thrust myself into some sort of group dynamic situation.  Yeah, I could be a leader, but I don't want to baby sit people.

I can travel faster with less noise...err...flying under the radar ...by myself.  I have been through Air Force SERE.  I know what it is to be without food for days on end.  I know what it is like to have to land nav at night with just a map and compass.  I know what it is like to have people after me in the middle of the night.

A bunker is only as good as its ability to resist a Molotov cocktail.

Do yourselves a favor....next time you have an empty glass beer bottle, fill it with water,  go out to some field and throw it as far as you can.

That is the distance or the killing zone/range you really need to be worried about.  Big whoop if your favorite "sniper rifle" can shoot dime sized groups at 100 or 200 yards.  You'll need to be able to stop a "zombie" dead in their tracks with a lit firebomb in his or her hands from about 50 yards out.

A friend's husband wrote a book on an S hit the F scenario.  Jeesh, I can't remember his name for the life of me, but I heard from his wife that they moved into a log cabin.  That sounds like a fairly good idea for surving a bunker or hunker down situation.  The logs are thick enough to stop most pistol bullets.  If they were really thinking, I hope they went with a metal standing seam type roof and for real operating shutters, preferably made out of metal. 




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Re: "Bunker" Mentality.
« Reply #49 on: January 04, 2010, 10:29:24 AM »
I'm too much of an independent thinker to want to thrust myself into some sort of group dynamic situation.  Yeah, I could be a leader, but I don't want to baby sit people.

I can travel faster with less noise...err...flying under the radar ...by myself.  I have been through Air Force SERE.  I know what it is to be without food for days on end.  I know what it is like to have to land nav at night with just a map and compass.  I know what it is like to have people after me in the middle of the night.

A bunker is only as good as its ability to resist a Molotov cocktail.

Do yourselves a favor....next time you have an empty glass beer bottle, fill it with water,  go out to some field and throw it as far as you can.

That is the distance or the killing zone/range you really need to be worried about.  Big whoop if your favorite "sniper rifle" can shoot dime sized groups at 100 or 200 yards.  You'll need to be able to stop a "zombie" dead in their tracks with a lit firebomb in his or her hands from about 50 yards out.

A friend's husband wrote a book on an S hit the F scenario.  Jeesh, I can't remember his name for the life of me, but I heard from his wife that they moved into a log cabin.  That sounds like a fairly good idea for surving a bunker or hunker down situation.  The logs are thick enough to stop most pistol bullets.  If they were really thinking, I hope they went with a metal standing seam type roof and for real operating shutters, preferably made out of metal. 





Saw a movie once where the guy dug a shooting trench inside his cabin!  That way he was protected from incoming fire by the ground, out of their normal line of fire anyway, and had rifle slits around the floor of the cabin to shoot back through.  Charles Bronson was in it.


 

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