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1. Network of good friends. 2. Guns 3. Canned food stockpile 4. Passports 5. Small amount of cash on hands 6. Rest in large international bank

AnimalMuppet 6y ago
Stockpile some water, too, and some fuel for a stove. (Hey, stockpile the stove as well.) Spares of any medicines you take, if you can. Some toilet paper. And some spare gasoline. This is pretty much the same as a decent emergency stash, which you should have anyway.
- AcerbicZero 6y ago
  Water purification tablets and water filtration systems are always at the top of my list.
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uncoder0 6y ago
On Number 2. Calibers to consider due to their prevalence: 1. .22lr - Doesn't pack too much punch but it's good for hunting small game. It's very easy to stock >10,000 rounds of this ammunition. 2. 9mm - Most common handgun caliber in the world and has a high enough muzzle energy to be useful over longer distances with a rifle or carbine length barrel. 3. .308 - Most common hunting cartridge and packs a huge punch. It's effective range is 800m and can drop a moose. 4. 12 Gauge Shells - Any engagement under 100m is where 00 buckshot shines. Shotguns are absolutely gruesome close up and much more effective than many other options. Super cheap as well. 5. 5.56 / .223 - This is the cartridge used by most AR15 pattern rifles in the hands of both the military and law enforcement. Note: Buying ammo is super difficult/expensive right now since the start of covid and the protests in June. It'd be best to stick to .22lr and 12 gauge if you don't already have a supply..
dmode 6y ago
Regarding #6, 99% of my assets are in US banks, real estate, and brokerage firms. Many of these banks and firms operate internationally. Do I still need to transfer to truly international banks ?
- simplemen 6y ago
  As long as, they have branches outside of the US, I think you will be fine. Also as a U.S. citizen, you will find out that not many non-American bank will do business with you.

AnimalMuppet 6y ago

Stockpile some water, too, and some fuel for a stove. (Hey, stockpile the stove as well.) Spares of any medicines you take, if you can. Some toilet paper. And some spare gasoline. This is pretty much the same as a decent emergency stash, which you should have anyway.

AcerbicZero 6y ago
Water purification tablets and water filtration systems are always at the top of my list.

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uncoder0 6y ago

On Number 2. Calibers to consider due to their prevalence: 1. .22lr - Doesn't pack too much punch but it's good for hunting small game. It's very easy to stock >10,000 rounds of this ammunition. 2. 9mm - Most common handgun caliber in the world and has a high enough muzzle energy to be useful over longer distances with a rifle or carbine length barrel. 3. .308 - Most common hunting cartridge and packs a huge punch. It's effective range is 800m and can drop a moose. 4. 12 Gauge Shells - Any engagement under 100m is where 00 buckshot shines. Shotguns are absolutely gruesome close up and much more effective than many other options. Super cheap as well. 5. 5.56 / .223 - This is the cartridge used by most AR15 pattern rifles in the hands of both the military and law enforcement. Note: Buying ammo is super difficult/expensive right now since the start of covid and the protests in June. It'd be best to stick to .22lr and 12 gauge if you don't already have a supply..

dmode 6y ago

Regarding #6, 99% of my assets are in US banks, real estate, and brokerage firms. Many of these banks and firms operate internationally. Do I still need to transfer to truly international banks ?

simplemen 6y ago
As long as, they have branches outside of the US, I think you will be fine. Also as a U.S. citizen, you will find out that not many non-American bank will do business with you.