Doomsday prepper ready for WW3 reveals his surprising number 1 survival tip

[libertybele]

Doomsday prepper ready for WW3 reveals his surprising number 1 survival tip

A doomsday prepper has revealed the ONE survival tip "you need to do right now" to best prepare for WW3 - as fears grow.

Derrick James, 51, has been interested in prepping - preparing for emergencies by accumulating supplies, developing survival skills, and creating evacuation plans - since he was a child.

He started building his food stockpile and making emergency plans for natural disasters and war in 2007. It comes after a chilling map reveals the four US states that are safest in a nuclear war.

But as World War 3 fears intensify, Derrick said people no longer "think he is mad" for thinking and planning ahead should the worst case scenario hit.

And he also shared the ONE survival tip you can do right now to ensure you are best prepared - to "build an emergency fund."

He insists it's important to "clear any debts" and "prioritise your financials" and have a stash of cash as he believes the price of every day goods such as oil will become a lot more expensive..............

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/news/doomsday-prepper-ready-for-ww3-reveals-his-surprising-number-1-survival-tip/ar-AA1XFP0G?ocid=finance-verthp-feeds&cvid=69ab60d5a35a4979b47a1babeb4e9809&ei=41

[Wingnut]

I'm buying TP. 

[roamer_1]

[libertybele]

I'm buying TP.

Buy booze  -- good to barter with.

[Kamaji]

If the world is going to collapse, why would one worry about clearing one’s debts?   Especially financial debts?  Sure, pay your neighbor back the $20 you borrowed last year, and make sure you always return the lawn mower in good shape with gas in it, because you may have to rely on him if TSHTF, but unsecured loans and credit cards?  If the apocalypse comes, your neighbor might begrudge you that unpaid $20, but the credit card company won’t be sending a debt collector after you.

[Wingnut]

Buy booze  -- good to barter with.

I Like the way you think.

[roamer_1]

If the world is going to collapse, why would one worry about clearing one’s debts?   Especially financial debts?  Sure, pay your neighbor back the $20 you borrowed last year, and make sure you always return the lawn mower in good shape with gas in it, because you may have to rely on him if TSHTF, but unsecured loans and credit cards?  If the apocalypse comes, your neighbor might begrudge you that unpaid $20, but the credit card company won’t be sending a debt collector after you.

I had a buddy get all caught up with end-of-the-world stuff... He was sure it was all coming down 10 years ago (I was too, still think so)...

So he racked up a hundred and fifty grand in plastic thinking the banks would default and he'd skate...

Then the world didn't end...And the error in his thinking became self-evident. 

[Kamaji]

I had a buddy get all caught up with end-of-the-world stuff... He was sure it was all coming down 10 years ago (I was too, still think so)...

So he racked up a hundred and fifty grand in plastic thinking the banks would default and he'd skate...

Then the world didn't end...And the error in his thinking became self-evident. 

Well, I wouldn't go that way, either.