As a looming WWIII casts its shadow over us and with open borders, allowing for an influx of people into our nation, the importance of a long-term food storage system is now more crucial than ever. The attack on our Constitution has never been more potent, and it is thus essential to be prepared with a properly stocked system of food buckets that can carry us through these trying times.
Why storage buckets?
With the current political climate, as tensions continue to rise and the threat of war looms, the need for self-sufficiency has never been more critical. They provide a sense of security and peace of mind, knowing that you and your family can access essential nutrition in a crisis.
Choosing foods that are high in nutrients and have a long shelf life is essential. Items like powdered milk, grains, beans, and canned fruits and vegetables are great options. It’s also important to consider any dietary restrictions or allergies within your family.
Will the Aliens Save the Day?
As I stocked my food, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of relief wash over me. It was a comforting thought, knowing that I had taken the necessary precautions to keep my family fed in case of an emergency.
But my thoughts were interrupted by a loud knock on the door. I hesitated, wondering who could be visiting at this hour. Aliens, I pondered. Zombies? From the Survival Food and Gear website?
I cautiously approached the door and peered through the peephole. To my surprise, it was my neighbor, Sarah. She looked frazzled and out of breath. I quickly unlocked the door and let her in.
“Is everything okay, Sarah?” I was concerned.
“No, it’s not,” she said, breathless. “The aliens have landed just a few blocks away, and the zombies are everywhere.
I nodded, grateful that I had taken the time to prepare. “Let’s go,” I said, determined. We stepped outside into the chaos. The streets were littered with debris and abandoned vehicles. The air was thick with the stench of death and decay. I could hear the sounds of gunfire and screams coming from all around us. It was like something out of a nightmare.
Sarah and I ran towards the outskirts of the city. As we ran, I could feel my heart pounding in my chest. It was hard to believe that this was happening.
When we finally arrived at the facility, we quickly unlocked our unit and grabbed our food. Each contained enough supplies to keep us
alive for years, if necessary. We had water filtration systems, non-perishable food, first aid supplies, and a small generator.
As we returned to the city, we heard a loud growling sound. We turned around to see a horde of zombies heading towards us. They were fast and relentless, and we knew we had to act quickly. Sarah and I took out our guns and started firing at the zombies, hoping to slow them down.
But it wasn’t enough. The zombies kept coming, and we quickly realized that we were outnumbered. Panic set in as we frantically searched for a way out. We knew we could not let them get our food so we decided to split up and distract the zombies. I ran in one direction, firing my gun as I went, while Sarah ran in another, drawing the zombies’ attention towards her.
As I ran, I could hear the zombies’ growls growing louder and more intense. My heart was pounding in my chest as I tried
to outrun them. I could see the city in the distance and knew I had to make it there if I wanted to survive. I sprinted towards the city, dodging and weaving through the zombies now closing in on me.
I reached into my backpack and grabbed a small map I had stashed away. I quickly unfolded it and pointed to a building just ahead of us. “There!” I shouted. “There’s a bunker there, we can get our long-term survival buckets and hold out until the military arrives.”
Sarah nodded, her eyes filled with tears. At last, I arrived at the city gate and quickly shut it behind me. We knew we were secure with the knowledge that only a handful of us had enough food to make it until help from the aliens arrived.