fema’s facade

It is often in the chaotic aftermath of a natural or man-made disaster that people become desperate and lash out against their friends and neighbors. Pat Henry is the editor of The Prepper Journal, and he explains how the human instinct to survive can drive looting, crime, and unrest in the wake of an unforeseen catastrophe. He also discusses the basic things that you and your family need to survive in the midst of a tumultuous event. In addition, Pat delves into the potential threat that a FEMA camp could pose to survivors. “We live in a fallen world and we’re victims of those circumstances,” he says. He also warns that anyone oblivious to globalist overreach and the chaos in our local communities will likely be woefully underprepared when things unravel. TAKEAWAYS People may willingly flee their homes and run to FEMA camps in the wake of a national emergency out of fear and desperation Many potential events could trigger Americans to head towards a FEMA camp, like another pandemic, Martial Law, or a domestic attack Human nature drives the devolution of behavior amidst difficult times when resources are scarce Things to prioritize for basic survival: food, water, shelter, and security