Talk by DeviantOllam about risk preparedness. I believe this is an important watch, and can be a wake up call.
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Question: When is the best time to acquire a lawyer, a passport, a locksmith, or a gun?
Answer: Before you need that lawyer, that passport, that locksmith, or that gun.
This is a presentation about risk, preparedness, and how to do make your best attempt to build defenses against some of the worst threats and potential problems that might ever arise in your life. Keeping your loved ones as well as your community safe is something to always keep in mind and this presentation walks through some of the most critical steps that it is possible to take... before your world explodes in a disaster.
In my experience, outcomes requiring lawyers are so varied and their areas of expertise so specialized that you may as well wait to acquire one until you know the approximate cause of action. But I’ll agree it’s a comfort to have the acquaintance of one or two you can call for referrals.
For locksmiths and guns, I’d rather prepare by choosing an environment where the need is minimized. These exist.
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Talk by DeviantOllam about risk preparedness. I believe this is an important watch, and can be a wake up call.
From Description:
Question: When is the best time to acquire a lawyer, a passport, a locksmith, or a gun?
Answer: Before you need that lawyer, that passport, that locksmith, or that gun.
This is a presentation about risk, preparedness, and how to do make your best attempt to build defenses against some of the worst threats and potential problems that might ever arise in your life. Keeping your loved ones as well as your community safe is something to always keep in mind and this presentation walks through some of the most critical steps that it is possible to take... before your world explodes in a disaster.
In my experience, outcomes requiring lawyers are so varied and their areas of expertise so specialized that you may as well wait to acquire one until you know the approximate cause of action. But I’ll agree it’s a comfort to have the acquaintance of one or two you can call for referrals.
For locksmiths and guns, I’d rather prepare by choosing an environment where the need is minimized. These exist.
Who doesn’t have a passport or two?
Americans. Millions even don't have any government IDs
I agree, attack vectors need to be predicted but more so defensive contacts and perimeters that are mission critical.