By Nathan Constantine, SWN Affiliate
Part 1; Prepping to Prep
If you live in the city, an urban area, or even just a spot where you are packed in like sardines, the following articles could very well save your hide. Now, I do not presume to be an expert prepper, but I am an expert city dweller. I have lived in large, minority filled cities for the vast majority of my life. From Anchorage, AK to Rockford, IL, and plenty of tough spots in between, I have spent my life surviving in an urban environment. So, I’d like to take some time to tell you about my experiences, being a White Nationalist/Survivalist in the ‘concrete jungles’.
As far as I can figure, city prepping is a numbers game. The percentages are pretty easy to grasp, but difficult to put into practice. Its 60% Mental, 20% Material, and 20% Financial. That is about as straight forward as it gets.
Now, lets break this down a bit. Right now, we are going to go over some of the Mental aspects of city prepping. The bottom line is this, if you live in a city when SHTF and we revert to barbarism, your chances of surviving are low, and will drop with every passing day. If you are sitting here, reading this article, and living in a city, you are already a target, friend. Maybe you live in a pretty nice little area, you know your neighbors, everyone is friendly, etc. That will not last, civility will crumble soon after this country’s infrastructure does. In the city, your buddy today could be your enemy tomorrow, especially if he knows that you are a prepper/survivalist. Things will be alright for you, until the people around you begin to lose weight. Once your neighbor’s kiddos start to go hungry, and you and your’s still look healthy, everything will change, and what belongs to you, will belong to them. People like you will be outnumbered terribly, not just by minorities, but hungry whites who never even bothered to consider The End. If you are a WN prepper who is still living in a dense city, you should be afraid. I know I am, my friends. Its not a comfortable thing to admit to, being afraid. But, this is reality, cold and harsh in all it’s glory. I know that I have lost this battle, without a shot being fired. I live in Jacksonville, AR. This is one of the darkest cities I have lived in, besides Rockford, IL. Even if my family and I were armed to the teeth, and I was locked into some kind of juvenile fantasy that revolves around Call of Duty games or some shit, its curtains for us out here. We are the only White family on our block, and street. We live in an area affectionately referred to as The Spiderweb. I already live my life surrounded by violence on all sides, as well as drugs and sex offenders. There is no winning this one, my brothers and sisters.
Now, maybe your situation is very different. Maybe its something like I described earlier. Its different, but its also the same. We, as city folk, have already lost. We cannot last after SHTF in a major, or even moderately, sized city. So, what can we do? GET OUT ASAP! That is a hard pill to swallow, but you have to swallow it, for yourself and your family. I know that you have friends in your city, a solid job, maybe even a whole lot of pricey, cool stuff. None of that matters, all that matters is your family, and your own life. If SHTF and you live in a densely populated area, you’re all as good as dead, I do not care what your neighborhood is like, or how many weapons you have, or how well you think you are dug in. We have to cut our ties, and GTFO.
This will not be easy, leaving the city you call home, but it must be done. In the city, everything is stacked against you, whether you know it or not, friends. Now mind you, I am not a coward, or a defeatist, simply a realist. We have to accept this reality together, if we are to survive the savagery that is coming. The end is nigh, the signs are everywhere to see and hear. Civilization is on its way out, and a new age of Barbarity is coming. The city is not your friend in this, it is your enemy, and will become your grave if you find yourself still there when The End comes. But, all is not lost. There are things we can do to change our situations, big things and tiny things, drastic and gradual. But, the first step is thinking on this heavily, and accepting what I have said, my brothers and sisters. Our very lives depend on it.
More to Come, Until Next time.
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