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Re: Protecting myself during a disaster situation
      Fri Feb 19 2010 09:03 PM

Doing some very minimal research on the internet should give you everything you are looking for. Generator for power backup, food stockpiling, gas, etc. You'll need all of it and more. Use this forum as one of those tools in your preparedness.



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