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Thanks PG & Penham.   If somebody would like to create a newsletter sometime, I would be happy to send it out weekly.  Perhaps we could all work on it together in the Members Only forum. 

 

After thinking about it, the best way to spark some awareness back into Panflu prep is to email anyone who has ever had any interest in it in the past, which makes up a lot of our former members who we lost contact with over the last few years.  Our email list could be the last best hope to bring some interest back, so it's probably worth a shot.

 

I probably don't have to mention that every troll that has ever visited us in the past will also receive the initial email.   

 

 

 

All the best 7laws,

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 Thank you for all your hard work. 

 

We should be ready by next Monday.

 

 

Well there she is.... 

 

I think that's a good idea BG.  Normally, the whole concept of "disaster preparedness" falls on deaf ears, primarily because there isn't a natural disaster that poses any sort of threat against the vast majority of the U.S.  Therefore, the general public as a whole usually can't identify with "disaster preparedness".  People need to see a threat of disaster, or it's useless.   Now, if we mix the two concepts of strictly "Panflu  prep" and "disaster preparedness", and keep the rest of the disasters out of it, then it could actually gain some legs.  People are driven to prep out of fear and responsibility, but again there are no other current disasters that are really much of a threat to anyone.  That's just the reality of it.  What they all need is a good dose of AFT.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I live in Southern California, and that news is still not worrisome whatsoever.  Being effected by an earthquake is almost like being worried about being bitten by a shark. It's very rare and chances are it will only affect a small group.  The problem is that every other type of disaster is "localized", so for the most part, you can usually drive to the next town and have a nice steak dinner with almost all disasters.  There is only one natural disaster that is not localized and that can reach every corner of the planet at once. There is only one that you can't escape by driving to the next town.   All other disasters also typically last less than 24 hours on average, so prepping for general disasters doesn't do much for me personally.  I can't think of any disaster in which prepping would come in handy.  In fact, prepping for earthquakes and wildfires almost sounds crazier than prepping for a panflu, lol. 

 

There is only one disaster that warrants prepping, but unfortunately it's the one that the government tends to keep a lid on.   If the Fed Gov wants people to prep for general disaster preparedness, then they will have to lead the way by pointing out a disaster that people can identify with as being able to disrupt and threaten their normal lives.   Trying to get people to prep for any random disaster without mentioning pandemic flu is like being a one-legged man in an arse kicking contest.  It's a tough one to win.  

 

 

 

That's the key though Babygirl, "you" can see the reason because you're more educated in these areas as compared to the "average" person.   We have never had a bioterrorism attack so the average person can't identify with it, therefore people won't prep because of it. Most people have also never personally experienced any natural whatsoever.  "drug resistant" diseases emerging along with plagues also doesn't do much to alarm people, at least not me.  Plagues are very rare and are unlikely to happen.   There is really only one that poses a huge threat to humanity as a whole, and which happens to be at our doorstep.  A disease that can potentially spread as easily as the common cold, and that is also one of the deadliest diseases ever discovered, could be something worth worrying about.

 

 

 

 

 

I'm glad you're starting to feel better D.  Prior prepping comes in handy when dealing with the regular flu or any sickness. 

 

I also appreciate the offer on the Newsletter.  I will probably have very little to do with that part of it, so we will leave it up to you all on how to structure it, etc..

 

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