Keep to your list and if some of the following is on it, you should be in pretty good shape for that shopping expedition. Just be careful and, if in the middle of a disaster, keep calm. Nothing will be solved if you or the other people in the store are freaking out!
The following comes from USA Today…
Oh, there are some things to buy. Besides salt, there are fresh vegetables and fruits, dairy products but no milk, some cereal, lots of snacks and a few canned goods.
The only meat is sausages; there are three kinds of cheese. The only problem: A kilogram of each costs more than a fourth of our monthly minimum wage of 15,050 bolivars.
But basic foodstuffs – the things most Venezuelans want to eat such as corn meal, wheat flour, pasta, rice, milk, eggs, sugar, coffee, chicken, mayonnaise, margarine, cooking oil and beef – are conspicuous by their absence. And there is no toilet paper, no sanitary napkins, no disposable baby diapers, no shampoo, no toothpaste, no hand soap and no deodorant.
In addition to food and personal hygiene supplies, here are some other items that are likely to disappear very rapidly during a major national emergency…
-Generators
-Water Filters
-Water Containers
-Flashlights
-Batteries
-Knives
-Sleeping Bags
-Shovels
-Bottled Water
-Candles
-Firewood
-First Aid Kits
-Matches
-Propane
-Can Openers
-Anything Related To Self-Defense
-Axes
-Lanterns
-Portable Radios
We love to think that we can all get along and there will be plenty for everyone – but that is just not in the cards. Some people get desperate and a mob mentality can easily ensue. No one wants that but when frantic the mind plays tricks, giving us thoughts, that are not normally there.
Again, keep calm and stock up early. But if not, just get what you can, get out, and go home to your family. For more supplies that may disappear during an instant during a national emergency, visit The Economic Collapse.
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-Generators
-Water Filters
-Water Containers
-Flashlights
-Batteries
-Knives
-Sleeping Bags
-Shovels
-Bottled Water
-Candles
-Firewood
-First Aid Kits
-Matches
-Propane
-Can Openers
-Anything Related To Self-Defense
-Axes
-Lanterns
-Portable Radios
“The beer!”………lmmfao!
Basically all the stuff everyone should already have but takes for granted until there’s a problem
Sneakers and Big Screen TV’s
OH CRAP! I’M OUT OF “BOLIVARS”! X)))
“To learn about which items are vital to stock up on before a collapse or national emergency, visit the next page.” Any articles that want me to “turn to the next page”
I delete. The pages that repeatedly do this, I unlike and unfollow.
Bread& water, GoNe!!
where the toilet paper?
Emily Michael Hansen
Lol….we live in Maine…we have this stockpile already
I’m just gonna wait for everybody stock pile$#%&!@*Then I’m going to shoot them and take what they got
What and bread go first here in fl
Matt Brinson
Common sense