Strategic Relocation
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Read your history about the early days of Florida before AC and Disney World. Florida was considered to be one of the most inhospitable places in North America.
Yeah. Florida sounds terrible in my opinion.
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Hey Cody, I think I speak for everyone when I say I think we would all love to see you revisit this in the world that's emerged since then.
Absolutely
I used this for our relocation to northern New Mexico.. and I am currently building 2 100% off grid cabins.. we left NJ and have been here since December 2019.. I thank God every day for giving me the intuition to get off the east coast.
Getting this recommendation in 2020 during the pandemic lockdown .
Yep
haha, same here. Only found out at the end when the "old" Wranglerstar logo came on. Was wondering why the video was only 720p
Starting to think someone or something is trying to help people out..🧐
Yeah, this popped up on my front page feed also. Looked down and saw it was 6 years old but wanted to see what the book thought about my area. :)
Same here, been subbed for a few years too. Now all of a sudden...
Over twenty years ago I met people in Idaho who had escaped California, they were self sufficient types afraid of the enemy within rather than foreign enemies.
That is wise and logical .
Turns out they were right.
Exactly and who is laughing now. Always go with your instincts. The world has been a circus show of many mass programming agendas. While most people aren't paying attention to how draconian the world is becoming around them. Our diligence has been lost with the saturation of pop culture. Prepare for the worst and hope for the best. It might just save your life.
Research Ruby Ridge.
Now U getting the 🍊 🤡's & creatin' White Supremacistville
Yes the book covers Canada as well. I'm sorry sometimes I forget about you guys up North.
Canada is fake obviously ha so silly you are
No worries. Nothing here anyway ..... just barren tundra and mosquitoes. Sorry, eh.
Anonymity is our best defence :)
The U.S. interstate system was designed with one straight mile every five
miles to serve as improvised emergency airstrips.
That was clever and you have the land to do it.
MSM "these prepper people are crazy" o yea whos the crazy ones now.
Yep. Eggg zackly. Only I'm not getting any enjoyment out of rubbing it in their faces this time..
This society has learned nothing from 9/11.
@@ChickenC0re
What have you learned?
Ditto: Non Preppers don't realize that it wasn't raining when Noah built the Ark. LOL
Yet how come the same guys who claim they are preppers can't stay in their houses 2 weeks with out having to protest because they can 't get a haircut or need their nails done..
The state u choose, as any special forces vet will tell you, is your state of mind and controlling it. Stay focused and fluid to survive.
+800lbgrila - Amen!!
@@Jj-gi2uv Give me a break. We're doing what every other people have done. Fighting to consume. And some of us are just better at it. You're what most living in moma's basement, unfamiliar with reality loser says.
stay fluid like a tsunami ? -_-
And definitely stay away from Alex Jew-ownes disinformation.
DONT VOTE DEMOCRAT , THATS THE FIRST STEP !!!
Would love to see an update on this video, Cody. Especially with everything going on. Would go well with the Prepping videos. Be safe.
@Andrew H You can get the digital version directly from the source for $15: www.joelskousen.com/strategic-relocation
Wow. Dudes raking it in. $$$$$$
@Andrew H just got my copy on Amazon for 35 dollars. I know this comment is over a year old. The author is a seller on Amazon and the book is updated to the 4th edition now.
He did a similar book for the UK. It only had one page and the text comprised three words, "You are screwed!". :) Super book. It shows how even such a large area as the US isn't plain sailing in survival terms. Shame he didn't include Canada.
I think it’s great that someone has done the research at this level, I’m going to get a book.
Thank You for sharing.
When you posted this video 7 years ago I joked in the comments that I was going to head to your place when SHTF; we're not coming for dinner Cody :) Thank you for all your hard work and consideration, god bless.
I've met with him multiple times. I highly recommend getting his World Affairs Weekly update. He has a sharp mind.
There is a new 2020 update of this book. I donated some cash toward it for my library to buy it.
This is AWESOME Cory!! Perfect time for me to see this video! My Girlfriend and I have been doing research ourselves to find the same info that's in this book.. Boy, does this make doing research for our NEW place a ton easier.. LOL I found your TH-cam channel a few months ago or so and it has been a REAL God send for me.. WE don't and WON'T have cable TV ($80+ a month) so we use an Antenna so I watch your channel and a couple of others during the day instead of TV. Anyways, God Bless you and the W Family.. Peace..
At this point, I wouldn't tell anybody how wonderful it is where we relocated. Really--there's nothing to see here. Keep driving!
you are going to need some fresh genes in you genepool eventually.... and thats where I come in
@@Graymenn Too late...the hive has already expanded.
@@GeckoHiker but but my genes are probably superior to whatever is going on round your parts
@@Graymenn lmao
I live in the capital of Mongolia and been researching in Mongolia on strategic relocation. Ours is a case of not too many people but being strategically close to a city and in an optimal location for rainfall and winter temperature. There are some areas that get -50 Celsius.
Ulan Bataar! Ha, not far away enough
Hey thanks for sharing this book! We want to move from Kansas to Oregon within the next 10 to 15 months. I had no idea you were located there. From what we are finding most of the affordable land seems to be South Central which is not really where we had been wanting. The South Central area looks like its been over forested or maybe miss managed or maybe even just experiencing more drought. After seeing what you shared (and we will buy this book) it looks like it might be worth a harder look. We wish we could come for a visit before moving but due to money we will have to figure that out are after we get there. All we know is we want out of Kansas. It is just a matter of time when we will see another dust bowl here. Too many people have forgotten lessons learned from that man made disaster and once Kansas found the aquifer they went right back to bad practices. We don't want to wait for such a disaster again before relocating. Hubby and I just want a small homestead 10 - 20 acres with some kind of water source and fuel source. Although we don't know much at all as far as homesteading we do want to have more control of our lives, have the ability to raise our own food and to be more self sustaining. Of course we hope our children decide to follow and join us on the farm but if not at the least we want to enjoy the beauty of Oregon before life is over. Just talking to others that have done left the city for homesteading we always wind up with the same advice..."You won't know if its a life for you until you just do it." I am sure this is so true.
Will certainly get this when my library reopens. Thanks for the review.
I wonder if they ever will open 😳
Knowledge is power...
Good subject! My fiance' and I are about to relocate back to my homestate of WA. One thing I have been giving a lot of consideration not mentioned about this book is climate change. As a field biologist and permaculture designer I've been documenting many of the changes this is having. Reliable water and resilient ecology are getting to be more important. 5 factors have lead me to believe the west coast from, Northern CA to Southern Alaska, will ride out intensifying climate swings better than the rest of the continent. First, mediterainean climate. This means reliably wet winter and dry summers. Most continents have one coastline like this. The ecology is already used to wide annual swings in climate and is more resilient as a rule. Places like the mid-west or back-east that are used to rain every few weeks are going to fail when it doesn't rain for 3 months, which is normal here. Second, trees, all of the worlds largest and oldest trees live in the mediterainean climates. Thousands years old beings living in your area infers some degree of stability. Third, between the ocean and a mountain range. This should guarantee winter moisture as clouds from the ocean must drop some precip. as they are forced over a range. Fourth, all the worlds successful settlements have settled somewhere where they have had multiple ecology's to draw on. In this case, the Pacific Ocean and many rivers (fishing, salt, temp. stability, etc.), numerous mountain ranges (hunting, water, forest, etc.), and the bottom land in between (farming, pasture, etc.). Park yourself above Tsunami line, build a quake resistant home, and learn methods for storing water on your landscape through the dry summers and you should do pretty well for yourself. Fifth, anywhere along this zone will still be quit habitable if it swings colder or hotter. If you're in the tropics and it gets hotter, or the cold regions and it gets colder, then you are SOL. If WA get to be more like northern CA or Northern BC, I'm still going to be doing pretty well.
Thanks, been looking for something like this on the internet. Glad to know there is a book about it. Trying to leave CA in the next 3 years.
Good luck, friends that have left there tell it's like getting out of a prison for the, "not guilty due to insanity".
Did you leave CA yet? I'm glad I did
dR00Ck I just seen you at Lowe’s today in California.
Did you get out
@@eric0schmidt If he doesnt reply i guess he is still in CA. With the other 40M people.
just bought back to basics as a present for being 2 months smoke free... good stuff
Wranglerstar, I happened upon one of your videos on where we might not want to be in areas where there is larger population density. And right now we have been hit with a virus that has shutdown many people who might want to locate to better state with less in big highways until this virus threat stops spreading. I have already started my plans on leaving the state of California. Since most of my family live in Nevada this is hopefully where I am going make my move. Totally off grid. God willing. Be blessed with your family.
I'm shocked that Yellowstone isn't highlighted as a potential volcano....wow
It isn't expected to blow in the next 1000 years or so. It's like saying that the sun is a potential killer...on geologic time everything ends.
One problem people often overlook is access to good Healthcare. Moving out to the Boonies might be nice. Until you need a Heart or Cancer Specialist.
Sounds like you wouldn't need to strategically relocate anyway, they got you either way.
Well said. The devil's in the details. Look at the complete downsizing of healthcare facilities in rural America bc they can't make money for the CEOs. The lure of off-the-grid country living is real and a case can be made. But if you have a major neuro or cardiac event, you're probably waiting for a helicopter to airlift you to the "modern" hospital in the next "big city."
@@JM-yx1lm Just pointing out. Its not for everyone. If you are very strong and Healthy i see no reason not to move into the wide open spaces. If you have any ailments i would stay within range of a good Hospital.
If a black flag, end of the republic, SHTF event is happening, it really won't matter much if you have heart issues or cancer will it?
@@thomast8539 I guess if you know exactly when that moment is going to happen. But while you're waiting for that shtf moment you're still living life.
Great video..I watched a presentation on Joel speaking and he offered that book as well as a few others that I would love to get. Thanks for sharing. Big thumbs up😉 and I am subscribing to your channel right now!!!
Looks like a great book. I just purchased a copy based on this video! Seriously, this is just what I have been looking for. Hopefully, it will help answer many of the questions that I have about other states and help me decide on where to move. Looking very forward to reading this book! Thanks for sharing Cody!
I've read the book and I have a lot of issues with the book. I certainly don't have the "expertise" the author does, but I've lived in some of these good states and some of these bad states.
For starters, Utah should really only have 2 stars. Sure it's surrounded by wastelands, but that can be easily traversed, especially with today's technology. We did it in Africa in the 1940s. Also have you ever tried to grow crops in Utah? Sure it can be done, but you would need almost all your time invested in it or a lot of store bought items to augment your time with crops. Not to mention Utahs water shortage. Sure during spring there's plentiful water, but the humidity lacking the rest of the year kills off plant life. And let's not forget the freezing winters. Winters in Utah reach temperature below 0 degrees F. Being that I've done a lot of traffic control to Utah highest employer for roughly 4-5 years I've dealt with around 3,600,000 interactions with Utahans, and they're,mostly, pampered
Agreed, that's a great number of points you hit on.
It's all relative. Below zero is nothing compared to the -50 we see in the northern plains. And good Luck finding people that aren't pampered in a relatively populated area.
The book has many factual inaccuracies or important information omitted. Trying to assess the strategic implications of each state is a tall order. I think the book needs a revision if it has not already. Overall, it was a good attempt but you must double check the information and come to your own conclusions.
You think most people, who as you say are pampered, are going to drive through a wasteland, off road, etc? I don't. I also assume that if you are relocating to a "prepper friendly" home, it would have a water source, like a well. Otherwise, yes I agree that would be dumb. So just make sure you've got a water source and you're good on that one. I can't speak to growing things in Utah but as for the temperature, 0 degree winters are not very bad. It's all relative I guess. It sounds way better to me than anywhere in California with 40 million people, traffic, congestion, etc. And up north where it's -50 as James mentioned. I suppose the "perfect" spot would be an island with a small group of capable people and tons of extra food and water with terrain that is impervious to weather (like mountains).
going to move to Alaska. I love this channel. I am addicted to it.
I'm so glad you posted something about being aware of what would happen awesome to see.
thanks man I going to find this book today. wow what a great concept and strategic planning guide.
This book brought us to Idaho
You and every other Californian. Idaho is going to be the biggest destination of Californians in 2020.
And low murder rates. And strong conservative values. And ethnic/racial homogeneity. Etc etc
@@ffarmchicken yeah at least the Californians that are coming are more conservative and white.
The liberals are moving to vegas, Dallas and Huston
@@JSG-mw4qr although it is concerning that Gov Little is asking for more refugees along with Utah gov AZ gov and other Republican governors. Multiculturalism is terrible for all parties
@@magaelectrician657 yeah that's modern conservatism for you
They care more about cheap labor for corporations than they do about their constituents
Alberta is incredible. Especially the northern half. The population density is so low and there is lots of fresh water/wildlife.
I'd love to move to Alberta. I hate warm climates and densely populated areas. I doubt there are a lot of engineering jobs over there and no one will hire me, not being a Canadian citizen.
Tons of engineering. What kund are you?
Electrical engineer with 20 years experience. I work with industrial automation, process control systems and industrial engineering / project management. I used to work as an industrial electrician and a maintenance manager at a large factory too.
look up Epcor in Edmonton. or city of edmonton. always looking for electrical engineers. Atco m8ght be another one.
I will. Thanks.
Cody i've wanted this book for sometime now....this made me want it even more
Thanks for sharing this book! I'm headed out to buy it soon!
Wow, how the meaning of the phrase ‘safe places’ has changed over the past 10 years or so!!
To my generation it means a place that is good for surviving the likes of war/pandemics/civil unrest and to the most recent generation it means a place that is free from nasty people who use bad words and have ideas and opinions that can offend others, which are tantamount to physical violence.
Amazing…
I have heard Skousen a few times on different radio shows. Some of his views are strange but I do agree with the overall concept of avoiding high density population areas. Less people less problems.
Wow, just grabbed a copy. Excellent resource as we are currently strategicly relocating..
Thank you so much for this vid. This is exactly the type of information I have been looking for!!!
Interesting timing. 4th edition of his book is due out any day. I just heard him on a podcast recently too. The guy knows his stuff.
Jet Anderson I would be interested in hearing that podcast. Can you share a link or podcast name? Thanks in advance!
@@BruceCaraway he's having an interview with a youtuber named the "Canadian prepper" that'll be published any time soon now.
Bless you Joel!! One of my hero’s for sure
I have the first, original copy. Have been through it many times. Great info.
Thank you for this episode.
My relatives moved from Eastern Europe to the Canadian prairies in the 19th century... the most brutal dark winters ever and the mother of all mosquito swarms every summer (which lasts only 2 months)... but they were starving in Europe and the land was free... they all ended up insane as are most of my living family today... I would not recommend escaping anywhere near there.
Did they go insane maybe because they left? Don’t quite understand your point. Ppl starving in Canada right now, the US as well.
@@borisbuliak3626they went insane because they went north. Darkness will make you go insane especially if you can't cope with it
It is interesting that he gives more stars for arid areas which are annually afflicted with forest fires and drought. If your rural and have water seem to me to be the most important features of any strategic relocation plan. In the rural areas of New England we rarely (if ever) worry about water, we have virtually no need for irrigation and don't worry about crop failings.
One thing I found helpful is that Joel will define regions within a state that are the best "pockets" for relocation. So you can still have a relatively safe location even in states that don't rate 4 or 5 stars if moving out of state isn't an option.
Interesting to see this video and how the Wranglerstar channel has evolved over the past couple years from the get-away-from-civilization/live-off-the-land/prepper vein to a more optimistic celebration of family values and God's provision in their lives. I had kind of forgotten how it had all changed. I personally prefer how it is now.
It's because he's made a fortune off you guys. Funny, money it would seem would be the last thing these guys are worried about. These guys get rich off selling you fear.
Getting rich from google and patreon will do that.
Idaho is always on fire. Our drouths are legendary, there are no jobs and those that exists are minimum wage jobs. Housing is sky high and building off grid is next to impossible. Also, mining claims going back to the gold rush times prohibit just throwing up a shelter. Add to that Idaho gives grazing rights on public land to ranchers who guard them with guns. (Recent stories abound of suspected trespassing dead people found on open range thought to have been done in by angry cattlemen and sheepherders. ) It is safer to stay in California where you have nice safe government to take care of you or go to Alaska or Mexico. Honest. And Idahoans have more guns per capita than just about any other state and we teach our women to shoot. They aim for the crotch.
Funny...... Sounds an awful lot like Arizona. Except our women carry Class 3.
lol, I like your reverse psychology. Hate to break it to ya but CA's are on the MOOOOOVE and are headed in droves to Idaho.
Jack Fuller
And yellow stone volcano
Nice try lol
Thanks for the review! I plan on getting this for my brother.
Yes I agree no good coffee in Utah.
Ive always said south central Florida would be the best place to go. Water and food are plentiful. Crops can be grown year round. And what better deterrent than Gators, Cottonmouths, and Mosquitoes. I can understand that Fl gets a low rating for evacuation reasons and high population. But personally I would just go deeper in the swamp and the vast majority of people would either stay clear all together or just wouldn't survive.
Dakota,
I have been in those swamps that you suggest, no thanks. One of the most miserable places on earth at least during spring, summer, and fall. North-West Florida I think fits your best place to go. At least that is where I am now and find it just right.
joesphx19 Im in south Fl. and the swamp would be a good place if you can stay clear of snakes and gators ( witch are all food ) .
+Gil Oliver - mmmmmm!! Gator tail and frog legs! What time's supper?
The best place to live for many of us is where we already are. Most of us can't afford, have the health or strength especially if you're older, to pack off and move to the wilderness to live off the land using only minimal levels of technology. However, we can do a lot just where we are to vastly improve our chances of survival. This for many, perhaps most of us, is where we need to focus our efforts.
Thank god for modern medical technology.
Great book. His Father wrote a book too called, "The Making of America" and is a must have for any and all homeschoolers. Stay sharp Cody.
Perfect, I been looking for some resources on this.. Thank you.
Texas!!!
Joel is a national treasure. His site is world affairs brief, it's in my lineup for news sources.
Hey, can you provide me with some resources? Of any kind. News sites, or where I can find more people like Joel?
@@spacemanbill9501 strategic relocation is a consulting business: desktop resource, I think a film too. He’s pretty easy to find.
Joel Skousand (sp?)
@@spacemanbill9501 I imagine 2024 will redraw some lines for Joel and he’ll likely have to print a new edition. I forget what edition he’s on now.
thanks for the review Cody! i will definitely need to pick this up
Feel even better about my move to a suburb of Toronto 30 years ago. You can't just be worried about a strategic SHTF location, you have to find a location that strikes a balance during good times and SHTF. While Toronto is getting really expensive now, thankfully I moved here when it was cheaper and bought a house 20 years ago. Job opportunities here were great years ago, still ok, getting worse, but I am fine I am quite secure. Toronto does not get earth quakes, hurricanes, tornadoes are usually well north of where I live and are rare. Living close to the bluffs, I am over 100 meters above sea level, so no major flood issues, but close enough to the lake if water was necessary. Drought that is plaguing the West coast of North America, is nowhere near Toronto, at 52 years old, by the time it makes it's way here, I'll be dead. Based on this video, Toronto is nowhere near a red zone. Oh yea, and I am a prepper, so even better.
Thunder bay is your best bet
Forget thinking you'll be fine in Northern Utah, were so packed with people from California here you just go to town only when absolutely necessary. Quality of life is all gone here.
LOL you little conservatards are hilarious. Putting some blue in your little third world theocratic hellhole of a state can only make it better
@@dougs7367 You losers fukc the state up so bad, they have to flee. Then they immediately start ruining the places you flee to. Not very bright.
Have you read The Road? If nuclear war broke out there is no safe place.
+cagedtigersteve Well now we don't need to read it. :) No, we haven't....is it worth the read?
+Wranglerstar Yes, it is.
+Wranglerstar I am not convinced that it's a good read. It paints a bleak picture of a post apocalyptic world where cannibalism and lack of resources are the order of the day. It follows the story of a dying man and his young (tweener) son who have to leave their "bug - in" location in order to find a safer and more abundant place before the disease takes the father. They father tries to pass as much knowledge to his son along the way. It's an allegorical tale by Cormac McCarthy who was in advanced age at the time of writing the book and had a young son. He was anxious about dying before he had a chance to see his son grow up (with all the lessons and life wisdom lost). So this book (and later, movie) was speaking to that time in his life and of course, being McCarthy (No country for old men, All the pretty Horses) it does not have a particularly hopeful ending. I prefer to live in hope and joy as a child of God (but keep my eyes and ears open of course).
+Zyzyzx Zyzer I have one pdf from us navy how to survive very interesting.
so true. the best would be away from humans but only 1% maybe live like that. i don't think its good to stay anywhere long term if its going to be bad for a long time. of course its best to plan as best you can.
currently i can last a week right now maybe. i live like the average person who relies on this modern system. my location is really populated. about to move north of Philly, totally not a good location.
what will be the initial difficulty would be food and water of course. dehydration would hit people real quick. throbbing headache, lethargy, and you're screwed.
i've had years to get ready. i've been into this sort of info and seen what's going on. i have done nothing.
many people like my brother trust Jesus will save them. maybe not the rature, but he thinks God will direct him what to do. i don't think that is the plan but could be.
I've lived through the disaster hurricanes in FL. I would rate it pretty highly. It is easy to survive. Lots of rain. Fish to eat. Lakes and rivers and coastline everywhere to provide food and transportation. Easy to grow food all year long. We did just fine when everyone was running around with their hair on fire. Cheap cost of living, land, and no income tax.
A lot of pestilence. Hard to get out if you utterly have to. Hot and humid climate draining your body's water. Competition with other people to escape as well as to get food. Lots of nuclear targets.
I would hate to escape florida.
This is a great book if your thinking of moving i recommend it & Joel Skousen is great to listen too well worth looking up some of his interviews, he is a very clever guy with loads of useful info...
I remember Joel Skousen from 2013 being on Alex Jones, I hesitated in buying this book, but this review is making me interested again as I agree with Mr. Skousen on giving zero stars to Florida and I would have even given zero stars to California, but would you mind sharing how many stars he gave to Texas? And would you mind sharing what region you are in? I don't mean to pry but the fact that your library has this book makes it an awesome location. Its interesting that Utah is so highly rated because although I am in Texas, something inside me says Utah is probably the place for me, but I also love Texas so its a hard call for me, I would have to visit Utah first.
I just read a comment on a current video and they said that there's a 4th Edition out on "Strategic Relocation".
I don't think he pays enough attention to water. Living where you can grow crops without irrigation, i.e. East of the 100th Meridian, is a huge advantage.
Agree. The entire Southwest is nearly impossible to Farm due to water.
If you love CNN & MSNBC they Definitely recommend hunkering down in SoCal and NYC area. Very safe, stay there.
Thanks for this video. I have been doing some research myself.
Love the 5 star for Idaho!
What area is your family from?
Was looking into Northern Idaho and my realtor of course, didn't mention the Liberal disease spread! Would take a lot to supplant Maryland because of all the like-minded folk living in Northwestern, Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore. We live in a pretty town named Annapolis, in Central Maryland (couple miles outside, really but an Annapolis postal code). The Liberal disease IS overwhelming in this Central Maryland strong-hold. People who live in the Cities and will vote for the "gcommunitywhichoverwhelminglyinfluence
Here in Canada, the severe cold will keep you foul zombies at bay
Crap 4 Brains Nope I'm from N. Central Montana I know your cold -_-
Moving to the Judith basin In central Montan soon looks like I'd be visiting the rest of the country at once in a nuclear exchange.
hahah same here in maine we get the cold like you do
You've never seen Dead Snow? Zombie Nazis gonna get you anywhere.
Thomas R. Koll bahahah buddy up here in the north we get snow up past the power lines. Start diggin tunnels ya bumz👍😂
You’re assuming Canada actually has something that people want. Le sigh.
Where I live it's very strategic to live for economic downfall, here in venice, Louisiana we can grow plants basically all year round, we can catch tons of fish (second in the nation). Hunting is great, population is low, everyone gets along great. That being said we are heavily opposed to outsiders and if someone does come here and try to stay you will be robbed and wont have a thing left. We are more like a village, we share and feed each other.
I live in CT and drive through MA on a regular basis. There's no doubt that there is little chance of escaping this area. The Mass Pike (I-90) becomes a horrific mess if there is a single breakdown. There have been times where it's been shut down for 3 or 4 hours while they clean up accident scenes.
Cody, I just wanted to know if this book had any influence on your decision to move to your current homestead? Also where are you located ..everytime I watch your videos the views are so perfect.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
oregon, hence the mountain.
He ought to do an updated version.
He did a 2020 update
Thanks for sharing I was not aware of this book until tonight.....I will check it out soon. I noticed Idaho had a 5 star rating. Nice to know as I have property there and plan on relocating in the next two years.
I read that book years ago . Its full of great info
No mention of actually just leaving the USA for somewhere better.
I'd hate to be in the USA when things go wrong.
I think you'll find the Canadians will fervently close their borders.
Where is better?
jksatte Any place is better than the USA.
Northern Manitoba is pretty good.
Kola Peninsula is also good.
Take your pick.
Ade Larsen The author when interviewed by Alex Jones pretty much ruled out modt of the globe excluding Spain and some So. American countries, depending on political situation. He warns expatst that friendly situation can turn hostile overnight, especially where you don't fit in racially.
At least in the U.S. we can have weapons to defend ourselves. Also, for those of use who are prepared, which country do you think will "nationalize" supplies from private individuals sooner? The U.S. will have armed looters trying to steal from armed preppers. Canada will have armed government forces trying to steal from unarmed people. I'll take my chances in the U.S.
Ask at your local gun shop.
I wouldn't worry about nuclear war or invasion. I'd be more worried about resource limitation - the price of oil/gas going through the roof once the Saudi $10/barrel oil is gone and the Chinese and Indian middle class come online in large numbers. Or the price of electricity going up to pay for enough battery storage to run the grid on wind and solar. LADWP's electricity rates have gone from 9cents per kwh to 15cents in 5 years in order to make investments in clean energy in CA. The big thing now is living near an aquifer that is not depleting on the decadal scale and is not contaminated with fracking waste or heavy metal/radionucleotide migration from fracking. You need water to grow your own food: OXFAM says the real price of food will double by 2030 secondary to overpopulation, climate change, corn ethanol fuel, &c. It'll hit third worlds harder than the US. But still it's good to have a back up in place.
+Quercuspalustris50 Another thing to think about is when you are old, is there a hospital near by, because you don't want to have to travel 1 hour to a hospital when you have a stroke or heart attack, because the treatment is time sensitive. These are the things that will kill or impoverish you; not some nuclear strike or invasion.
finding a stable source of income is what i'm racking my brain on. something that will always bring a return no matter what. my current job is getting me nowhere and future prospects are not good. plus being on a computer all day is not good at all.
Jon Focker I have been thinking about that as well. pre breakdown I think skills like auto repair or flipping cars. And learning to weld or build houses because those skills can all be done for cash or trade.
Ken Christensen
well i quit that job in in between right now. so i guess that's a start. it just sucks i went to college for such a career.
life is a journey and there are no boundaries! no need to be rich or perfect. but happiness is very much needed. my problem is i am happy with anything really.
welding is a decent profession. i had a coworker who is a photographer and he made more money when he was a welder. he regretted not sticking to that.
jobs that can't be outsourced and are needed are the future. luckily our country is pretty solid economically. despite the actual facts and fearful info, we are better off than anybody else.
@@Quercuspalustris50 This has me concerned. I want to move to the country, but I have chronic migraines that occasionally spin out of control and put me in the emergency room. I need to be close enough to medical to reboot my system when necessary.
I'm going to the library to see if they have this book. Thank you!!!
He was a Marine Corps pilot and flew F9F's off of carriers.
How many preppers have well-stocked libraries? I never hear it brought up.
There are two local libraries at the end of the world I'm looting before Walmart or the Grocery Stores lol.
Not sure of your meaning. Would be a good distraction certainly. Shouldn't be a second rate priority except books dedicated to the basics of survival.
Someone below mentioned that this channel is addicting. I just want to say that I concur. I find myself going here very quickly to check out what's happening on the homestead. I can't say that I'm a homesteader but I really enjoy watching and listening to wrangler (wife and kids too) tell about all his different projects and adventures. So keep it guy, BTW there is an hour long interview on TH-cam with Alex Jones interviewing the author and going through the book. I must say though that Wrangles quick overview is a better. Wrangler gets to the meat of it without the NWO conspiracy to nuke the planet.
No nuking. Theyre going to enslave and decimate the pop tho. Nuke would destroy the land, the elitists WANT the land. And a certain number of drones to serve them.
I wouldnt discount nukes, tho. Sure its always a possibility. But remote. The enslavement of the masses (way worse than current) is almost a given.
That was an eye opener. Things I never thought of.
I'm so glad to find this video, given that copies of this book are $300-$990 online right now! I'd love to get my hands on a copy, but this is second to that. Thank you
Also, not one of my nearby libraries, and there are numerous libraries near me, has this book. What the heck?
Pass me the ammunition. Now all I need is a gun. The laws here in the UK are madness. We can't protect ourselves.
Hi agent,
I am in the UK and surrounded by sheep, it would be nice to converse with a like minded person.
Charlie
Pretty sure the criminals don’t give a flying duck about UK laws. Although even the criminals have become snowflakes willing to “abide “ by the restrictions to get away with the lenient sentencing from Europe and Japan . Pathetic world am finishing my life on
After watching World War Z, I can see why this is so important.
That was just programing the masses, you cannot catch a virus, they are a immune response. Check out Rudolph Steiner.
@@pudster1960 link
that is a good book, good of him to do all of that research for us
This is exactly the book I've been looking for. I read it years and couldn't remember the title.
Good review! I used his info. I also have his "The Secure Home" book, which covers a lot of prepping. He has a good interview on TH-cam by Alex Jones -- search Strategic Relocation or look on the thealexjoneschannel
Have you considered rigging the bridges east of Portland with explosives? That way if the price of gas rises above four dollars a gallon you can swiftly trap the masses of northern California along its west coast. I'm not particularly sure what that would accomplish, but it would certainly help one sleep better at night. Also, land mines....purchasing several hectares in each direction of your bunker and turning them into strategic mine fields would go a long way in protecting your family. Granted, you would have to invest the majority of your childrens home school time in memorizing mine locations, but that's a small price to pay for complete home security.
u are on to something. mine fields are overlooked
Absolutely, there has to be a reason the USA has refused to sign the Ottawa treaty - and that reason is clearly personal defense. I mean, say you have an orchard of apple trees, sitting outside 24 - 7, how can one be expected to keep an armed guard going around the clock? If civilization collapsed tomorrow, you might not have one apple to spare. You can rest easy knowing your family will be gingerly zigzagging their way to some fresh produce.
Kale Klompstra
that is where the term zig zag came from. kids going to school through german mine fields. "zig zag all the way home. no one can stop me!"
Kale Klompstra I always thought the reason Americans didn't ratify any common sense or humanitarian treaties that almost the entire world ratifies is because you are unrepentant dickbags who just enjoy pain and misery, not because of any reason per se.
That post was simply a joke poking around at his paranoia.
Of course I don't agree with all of Americas global stances, but as I am not an American myself there is very little I can do.
Let's keep hoping the world is a better place tomorrow.
This is an excellent book, I own both of his books. Also by him is the book the Secure Home, I would highly recommend getting both.
bought a new copy off ebay last night after watching, cant wait to read this reference book..great video!
LOL California has a 1 star, but he should break it up into at least 3 sections, the 1 star rating is based on Southern California, but Northern Cali is COMPLETELY different than Southern.
But Nothern california is likely to get bombarded by refugees in Seattle and Portland areas.
SUPERNOVA we just left So Cal!!! I'm sure the 1 star is an average of north and south. So Cal is now negative 85!!! Horrible place. Strategic relocation is awesome. Great book! We moved based on the recommendations. Info is accurate.
How much water does North Cal have? Serious question. Is there a year round supply of water?
Missouri Bob Yes.
It's still infected by the liberal pathogen thanks to San Fransicko, most of the coastal communities, and anywhere near a university.
lol California and guns
I bought the book last year, read it from cover to cover twice. Still go back and look at some of his research and recommendations. Lent the book to a good friend and fellow prepper. Get the book and study it, he's done all the work for you with research. You may not agree with everything he says or all his ratings but its loaded with good sound advice.
Sounds like good book whether re-locating or staying put. Age caught up with us. Too many health related issues to start another homestead.
Appears it will give folks, like us, a good look at threat potential around us. Better aid in deciding what/how resources can be best allocated to hunker down, when/if need arises. For ex: immediate effects from super volcano not an issue here. However, may take much higher priority if due east of Yellowstone. Those same folks not impacted by hurricanes.
Pole bridge and glacier park would be a kill zone if that happened. Nothing really would be safe. MT
Have body armor and practice shooting to at least 800 meters.
I took a domestic terrorism class recently and they mentioned that some white supreme st groups have been pushing hard for what they call the "migration". they want to occupy Oregon, Washington and Idaho because it's strategically advantageous to survive and economic collapse and race wars etc etc.
Not nessecarily white supremacist but rather white nationalists. They just want to live around their own kind and there is NOTHING wrong with that. They're not hurting anyone by moving there.
Oh great there goes the prices on land, better start looking now!
Tobi The Viking Expect they are hurting people.
I'm not white n was considering Idaho. However, when old faithful decides to "poof" all that power, I don't want to be near that area.
Where you getting these "facts"? 91% murder rate? Prove it kiddo
I have this book in my home library. I would recommend double checking the information in the book for the states of interest. There a few inaccuracies and some important information left out. Not due to the authors incompetence but more probably because of the volume of information he attempted to compile.
can you give an example? I am interested on what you found
@@maurosgarage for example, I lived in Illinois for a few years. In his Military section he missed Rock Island Arsenal. Also in his strategies for populated living areas, he says the Byron Power plant is SW of Rockville, when in fact it is SW of Rockford. Small details like these will have great impacts strategically. I have noted many inconsistencies like this. I am not saying they are blatant, it is a good book overall but I would take his conclusions with a grain of salt.
I'm going to look into that book because we're moving from Fl. to TN. and I think this might help with getting oriented with the new area, thanks.
i'll go to nj nobody wants to go there
lol good point.
i live in nc now, originally from buffalo. i'm moving back north in 2 months, 30 miles north of philly to be near family. not excited about the location but will be happy to be back north. vermont looks nice in the future, if time allows.
and never will