we were talking surprise at how may of m,y friends are stocking up

freeze dried meat vegs  fruit

curious thoughts on here

I wouldn't worry about it

if it comes to that most of you will be dead before you have to worry about supplies. 

Wow, aren't you the optimistic one!

Didn't your momma teach you to stay quiet if you didn't have anything nice to say? Better crawl back under that rock!

He speaks TRUTH,HARD TO TAKE,BUT ITS TRUTH.

  I cannot believe nothing is being discussed about this on here,probably best as it would be moved to the political forum.people just keep turning a blind eye,and WE WILL BE NEXT.

   I dont know much about freeze dried meats,I have canned it before,and that works well.As for American coffee makers on your other post,I believe BUNN IS AMERICAN MADE.

   I can tell you I'm stocking up,in mostly AMMO,but daily needs as well.PEOPLE BEST WAKE THE HELL UP...and SAY YOUR PRAYERS.....

Not turning a blind eye, I too believe we are in for a difficult time! So we do need to be prepared.
But his asnwer was just asinine! 

i think we are  unless we  unit become american  made open the drilling dang evem peloski said it

i am 71    never have i seen out of stock so much  i can not can  or shoot don/t have the ability too

 i see people all ready trying to decide what  to do

I live on a $10-15 a week grocery budget, so I won't really be able to stock up anything. I don't know anyone who is, but food hasn't really gone up where I am yet. Just gas. I have a chest freezer full of meat so I'm probably good. There's an antelope in there and for my "vacation" every year I just go fishing for a week, so there's usually 50 fish added yearly from that one week.

We dehydrate a lot from the garden every year, I'd recommend if you have that option. We do a lot of fruit when its on sale, and do the apples from our apple trees. We get about 4 gallons of blueberries from our bushes & freeze them. We get 20-30lbs of pumpkin to freeze from our litle 10x5 patch. I have a 8x4 raised bed of just green beans that produce all I could need in a year plus some. I planted 50 onion sets last year and after they multiplies, ended up with a couple hundred onions, varying from green to full onions. I line the perimeter of the raised bed with them. Most of my "produce" beyond that is grown in pots on my back deck, it's super easy. But these are things my family has done most of my life, not new. But sure does help a ton to already have such systems in place in case we need to have some extra stock or live off the land a little. When I can start harvesting I don't have to buy any produce usually unless I want things I can't grow here. I don't really buy much packaged food beyond pasta and the occasional frozen pizza, so it's pretty dang easy to stay really cost effective as just one person