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What to Stockpile Now: 10 Items That Will Disappear First in a Crisis
You should have these.
When a crisis hits, whether it’s a natural disaster, economic collapse, or something else, store shelves empty fast.
People panic, and the essentials vanish in hours. If you want to be ready, you need to stockpile the right items now, before the rush.
Below, I’ve listed 10 things that disappear first during emergencies, along with tips on where to find them affordably and how to store them properly.
Scarcity creates urgency, so let’s dive in and talk about what you need to prioritize…
We are "All" hoping that "It can't happen Here in Our neighborhood". Many know in a detatched mindset that "It" can happen "elsewhere", Others that have Had "It" happen in the way of storms, floods, fires Know It can happen to Them.
So "Natural" Nature is admitable. That Human Emotion & Reaction can Also be a Natural Calamity is less admissable. Why? Because most people are somewhat sane and base their view of others on their own level of sanity.
Obviously this isn't true. Mankind can be Very Insane, not just "institutionally" insane, but Bat Shiat Crazy cutting off people's heads and putting them on stakes to advertise their mentality.
But this is sooo excessive to most "American" sensibilities it is unthinkable. Simple assaults, robberies, & murders are more easily acceptable, but still mostly happening to "others" though becoming more commonplace.
It's All a "Scale" of "Events" If it happens to a person All At Once, it can't be assimilated mentally.
The 1st step is to just consider "IT" as a possible possibility, baby steps. Then Do Something, to Improve whatever Your Current situation is to aid in a future situation that is worse.
"Events" can happen quickly, and people can panic quickly. Don't Panic, Be Prepared.
One of the biggest things I always tell preppers to stockpile are something most would never consider. Ramen noodles. Yeah, the staple of college dorms nationwide. Sure, they aren't 'healthy' exactly but they are CHEAP AS HELL. You can get a PALLET of them for less than $500 bucks with shipping from bulk food suppliers. A pallet of these things if rationed would be enough for a family of 4 to survive 2+ years without starving. And if you are worried about health - just don't use the flavor packet. I always throw mine out and use a little olive oil and pepper and they are delicious. I have thousands upon thousands of packs of these things laying around my place. They have been sitting here for years and are still perfectly edible. Another thing I highly suggest is grabbing a few 'Lifestraws'. These fit in your pocket and are good for 5 years of drinking water. Get one per family member and you can drink clean water right out of a dirty puddle if the need arises.