Alien Invasion 2 Movie - A Prepping and Preparedness Film with Aliens
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2022
- What would you do if aliens invaded the earth? Could you survive? How about surviving a simple hurricane? In this film (which is a sequel to Alien Invasion 1), you'll learn many lessons about emergency preparedness through the lens of a planet-wide alien invasion. It's fun, it's educational, and it's sci-fi! It's a sci-fi prepper movie about aliens that teaches about prepping, bushcraft, and preparedness.
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Awesome, I've been looking forward to this!
I love this series! It’s great experiencing the AI through such a limited perspective while also learning about survival. I’m only half way through this season, but I can imagine a season 3 where the AI is winding down, maybe even leaving, and the threat comes from the military trying to regain control of the people. This way you could cover militia type scenarios, or even just playing your part in a community. Great stuff, I’m looking forward to seeing the rest of it.
Thanks wbt. I'm glad you enjoyed it. There's a link to season 1 in the descripyion if you havent seen that yet.
@@PraxisPrepper I saw it, and that was phenomenal as well. I'll be here for the next season, when its ready.
@@wannaBtraceur Cool. Be sure to check back now and then if you want to catch the 3rd. TH-cam will stop notifying you of all my releases if you tend not to watch the regular skill-related videos that I release - even if you're subbed and click notifications.
Thank you thank you thank you
This deserves so much more views and likes...that was really made with so much dedication and commitment. It is better than a lot of things on tv. Thank you very much for that.
Thank you so much for the very kind words. If you haven't seen the first season, you may enjoy that too.
@@PraxisPrepper Your welcome, i am just telling the truth and of course i have already watched the first season (more than once 🙂). Best wishes from europe.
This is really quite good. Professional quality. My husband was in UK Special Forces and I'm a tracking and search specialist. Every action in this film made sense to both of us. 'I like dull' ... true words. We took a lot of things on board
By far the truth, very good entertainment with the tips along the way awesome 🎉
Yes yes a million times yes(also, the music for the first episode...slow, melancholic... perfection!)!!!!
If YOU of all people weren't being notified about that series being released, TH-cam is making some pretty terrible algorithmic choices about what to notify people about. I have my Friday video tomorrow about how to get around that issue actually (for my channel and for any channel to which you subscribe). I hope you find it helpful.
Thanks Praxis. Very believable story with a lot of useful info. Keep up the great work. 👍
Thanks Ken. :)
We found your TH-cam channel last week. We spent several nights watching the 6 hour long 1st season. It was so good and informative that we sat up to 2am watching. I did go on line and download all the little pieces of season 2 but now we have the entire season in one movie! Guess what we'll be doing tonight 😊 Thank you!
I'm so glad that you enjoyed the story. I re-released the entire season 2 because so many people were like you where TH-cam wasn't notifying them about all the episodes. So they missed a ton of them.
Thank you for all your hard work. And humour.
thanks for sharing
You bet!
You could take a bunch of those tiny sticks and rub them with a stone, like grinding grain for flower. Then you'd have a little bag of fire staring powder you could store and carry with your flint. And the little plastic bag can then also keep it dry. Especially if you drop a piece of charcoal in with it. You could also grid down the charcoal into powder as well. Blend the two media even.
I agree for sure on the charcoal. That's hands down my fave fire starting medium. I've never blended it as a powder with other powdered materials. Maybe I'll try that sometime.
Bro season 3 Is gonna be dope
I hope so. I'm working on getting some dope guests preppers for it now.
"Boiled" large stones, then wrapped, better heat held for warmth than water bottle. Carpeting inside and out with moss sod would have helped as well. Anything wool is best for warmth. Reclaimed couch cushions are a comfort . Pine sap is great antibiotic for skin. I was homeless in a tent for 4 months on purpose to see if I could. Never sleep with your socks and shoes on. Until you try this you have no idea what you are capable of. I love your videos!
Good tips - and clearly from experience. I learned my water bottle "hack" from when I used to live in a trailer that wasn't very well insulated. I brought them to bed and they seemed to work well to stay warm. I'm sure stones would work great too if one could safely get them wrapped up. One not on stones though is that if a stone has water content inside and is placed in a fire, they can have the capacity to explode like hand grenades when the water inside boils. I've never personally witnessed an extreme example of this - only little flakes popping off. But from what I hear, sometimes it can be dangerous.
@@PraxisPrepper Boil them to desired temp, don't put directly in fire. Being heated gradual maybe is why I never had a bomb effect? I grew up in the Wyoming and Dakota territory as a child in the 60's. We were poorer than church mice. 5 kids, a rat terrier and our folks living in a two-bedroom trailer house. We were like Gypsie's. Dad worked road construction for Peter Kiewit and helped build and repair Hwy 90 in the Northern states, and Hwy 40 Southern. We moved nearly every 6 months, for over 7 years! Winter in Montana, Wyoming and the Dakotas, far from any town, perhaps seemed brutal for my parents. But us kids just thought it part of life. Hunting for our meat source etc. Those 7 years prepared us kids for a whatever-comes-life. And we thrived. Your movies and videos are so Vital. Besides the 3 R's, this is what should be a required learning in school, not the garbage they are teaching. You are so appreciated!
I think you're right about the slow warming of stones being safer. The slow rise in temp would give trapped gasses more time to leak out without forcing a violent pop. Thanks for that praise of my work here too. That means a lot to me - especially coming from someone who clearly knows what she's talking about. I think all preppers have a little origin story to tell about what got us on this road - myself included. But mine pales compared to the hardcore training you got in your childhood.@@Jilly-Kerry-2Mullens
Oooweeeee.Thanks for the good content.
Thanks for commenting so that I know you appreciate it. It means a lot to me.
Morning Praxis, as this video is a little old now, I am unsure you still read the comments. At any rate I finally found a little time to get the part 2 done. I learned a couple of things that I can use in addition to enjoy the ongoing story. I look forward to 3. I have a couple of thoughts. One for making a water filter, in the situation your character is in, there would be many tea urns around any resturant. Those are ideal to make a filter in, even complete with a faucet. Though I would recommend a layer of pebbles at the bottom. But my big difference of opinion is the value of the silver the character found, those would be of value in this type of enviroment. Silver has antibactorial properties. Even dropping one of those coins in your water storage would be helpful. In addition with a battery you could make ionized silver solutions, this while far from a wonder drug would be helpful in certain situations. You might mention that both the cash and the gold would be of value under other shtf situations. At least in the first few days of an grid down. Most people would still value it and it could be used in trade for what most will really need, food. I would enjoy knowing just becase inquiring minds like to know. What was your investment in time and budget to make this series? Even though clearly you are well off, this still must have put some strain on your resources, not to mention family time. I can just imigine the wife and kids comments around your shelter. Something I could not do. I would have to take the risk of finding and staying in something with a septic tank attached. Trust me when you reach my age, this is something you may find you agree with me on.
I'm glad you got to enjoy the rest of it. Thanks for letting me know. I like your old repurposed coffee dispenser idea. It might be a bit hard to prevent "short-circuiting" of the filter material though. Those things (if I recall properly) had a lot of insulation around them, and the central chamber was somewhat narrow. One key thing in building this sort of thing is to prevent the water simply flowing around the filtering medium. I bet it could be done though. Neat idea. On the silver, yeah, I see your point - and it's a worthwhile one. I wanted to stress the criticality of actual materials of survival over trade materials. But you're correct of course that silver has actual practical uses as well.
@@PraxisPrepper Not coffee urns, my friend, tea urns, they are stainless steel and vary from 3.5 to 5 gallon with a dispense valve at the bottom. They would be no worse for by pass than a plastic bucket. As you mentioned in the series, a textile placed at each of the filter interfaces would help. Your character, found some clothing when making salvaging runs into town, a bet there was a few tee shirts floating around, another improvement if there were some around to be aquired would have been diamatious earth, there are complications to using DE in a filter but it is an exceptionally good filter meda. It is often used in the pool industry because it is exceptional in filtering out water born pathagenes, down to 4 um. I at one time in my life took care of the pools in a YMCA in the Binghamton area, was even a licensed pool operator. The media is common and should be easily found when scouting abandoned areas. In a pool screens are used to hold the DE but tee shirts would be effective, I should think, though I have never tried it. Another pool chemical that a prepper should know about is Calcium Hypochlorite, or shock. This is a powdered bleach and a little goes a long way. It has gotten a little expensive of late but used to be dirt cheap. I keep a lot of it in stock, I even made sure my neighbor who has kids has some that I vaccume sealed into jars. It does need to be kept dry and any tear in container will eventually kill it, otherwise it will last basically forever, unlike liquied bleach which will only last a few months. Even filters removed from commerical buildings could be used with some work, if it were a long term event. We take clean drinking water for granted and I am always surprised how few people really understand just how important it is, as well as how easily it can go away. I have a well, and a septic tank, another luxary that no sane human should be without. But my water preps, include the well, various ways of getting it out of the ground, filtering means, chemical treatment for the really long haul. But my short term solution is that I have 5 gallon distilled and oxygenated water delivered each month, every month I get what we use plus 2, they also drop a couple of cases of the same water in 20 oz bottles. I have about 50 bottles and steadly growing, these are stacked under a tarp as any water, even the pure stuff I buy will grow alge in it if left exposed to the light, plus we use a first in first out approach to stocking. Have a great day and thank you for the hard work. I stil bet your wife and kids gave you a hard time about your shelter in the woods.
What an enjoyable movie...despite the occasional starts it gave me when I realised it was a movie and not a proper documentary! Good work, 👏
Thanks for letting me know you enjoyed it Ziva. This was the second season of the series (which has been compiled into this "cinematic" format). If you haven't seen season 1, this is it here: th-cam.com/video/lLiqzaZ7d1o/w-d-xo.html
Great video 😊
Thanks CAJ! :)
A bow and arrow be nice. Fairly easy to make. If not an Atl-atl gives you more distance and speed for small spears.
Throwing an atl-atl is something that everyone needs to try. It's crazy seeing something fly so far just flung from one's hand. The first time I did that, I felt like I had super powers!
I will admit...I screamed out loud at the end of this!
Thanks for sharing that. That really makes my day to hear that you were engaged within the story enough to have that reaction. :)
Cant wait for the conclusion! Great stuff!
Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'm planning to finish up the series with season 3 this summer i think.
Oh I remember this one I thought it was the next season. It was still really fun to watch even watching it the 2nd time I just love it thank you so much and I hope you do really continue the series. Very excited to see the next season.
There will be a 3 as soon as I can get it together. Right now I'm working on getting guest preppers for it.
Awesome!!!
Thanks for letting me know you liked it. :)
2:19:00 This would have been the time to look after the garden and make some foot support for your bad foot.
Just subscribed from Canadian prepper. I'm looking forward to part 3.
Welcome. I'm looking forward to it too! It's been hard to wrangle other TH-cam prepper guests for S3 during this run up to WW3. Everyone's a bit preoccupied topping off their preps. As soon as things settle down on that front, I'll be excited to get S3 going again! :)
@Praxis Homesteading and Survival Skills I live in Anchorage Alaska. The worst pla e to be stuck in that grid down/ ww3 scenario. Ocean to the west, mountains to the east and not the kind where people go hiking in or have cabins. There are only two ways out, and one goes right past the military base.. Nuke Target for sure.
@@GarySchreib that's a tricky sitch. You DO have some positives though. In an extended grid down, i presume you'd have fewer wandering desperates than we'd have in our location. We're pretty remote by new england standards, but nothing compared to you it sounds like.
Praxis Homesteading and Survival Skills you would be surprised. Their are a lot of people that are not even talking about the heat up of countries. It's sad, really. I'm in a bug in situation as of now. I do have the basics. I don't have a years worth, though.
Watching more of your archives.
I do like the idea of a dedicated preppers HAM radio channel.
Very entertaining AND educational! Love it!
So glad you enjoyed!
Great work mate 🇦🇺
Very informative
Thanks chris.
"Woah! Aliens are launching missiles from a strange moon! So, yeah, this is where the garden will go..." 😂
Pretty much. I did a recap of season 1 that plays with the same absurdity of the premise question. I can try to dig it up for you to see if you're curious.
@@PraxisPrepper Thanks for offering, but you don't have to do that. Since you mentioned it, I looked it up and found it. 👍🙂
@@JK-jf7xq Now you need to send ME the link! I remember it was funny and I'd love to see it again too. ;)
JK... unless it's convenient to send it.
Never mind, I just found it in like 2 seconds. Apparently it was an easy search.
For anyone else reading this, here it is: th-cam.com/video/cYjltNMWFPs/w-d-xo.html
Is there an episode 3 in the works? This is an awesome series...!
I definitely want to do a season 3 when things line up for it. I like having guest preppers on each season and it's been hard to find preppers with a lot of free time to do guest bits lately because all preppers be working like crazy to prep for the next year. I def want to do a 3rd season though.
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Awesome video. Love the lesson at the very end; It doesn't matter how much or too little you know, how informed you are or how lucky you get, there's still gonna be some dipshit shooting at you. Well done. One thing overlooked was trapping the rats. Good eating if you do it right.
Good note on trapping. I actually did a bit on rodent trapping in the first season. I demo'd doing figure 4 traps for that.
Found it.... !😁
When is the rest of invasion 2 coming out when I watched it it only went to 10 is this correct
Yeah, only 10 episodes in #2 (well actually eleven because the first one was number 0). The final season (#3) will be out as soon as I can get it created.
@@PraxisPrepper yeah I heard you say that you were making a 3rd One. And you need extras people to bad I can't help I live in Wisconsin Way too far away. But I sure would love to. Good luck on your project it will take off just like the others have no fear on that god bless you and your family and take care now you hear!
Buena atuacion
Gracias.
Where can I find Part 1?
There's a link at the end of this video, but I'll also put a link in the description below. Thanks for asking and making me think to do it.
It's not necessarily the riverstone it's the type of stone. Just my two cents. 🙂
I'm not sure what specific part you're commenting on here.
@@PraxisPrepper the guy said riverstones will explode in a fire, and I said, not necessarily, what matters is the type of rock you use.
@@icuabc1235 Oh, right. Of course. I (I'm the guy) said river stones to keep it on the safe side, but you're right, not all river stones will pop like that, and in fact, some NON river stones will pop off flecks when heated in a fire as well.
I hope you overall enjoyed my film. It was a lot of fun to have made it, and it makes me feel a real sense of accomplishment when people watch it and find it entertaining/useful.
@@PraxisPrepper Thanks for understanding. And if you made this Movie, that's awesome. But I have to tell you, I thought it was a real Alien Movie. 🤔
Que porcaria,ainda bem q pulei o vídeo!