Scary.
Up here, we're told we should have at least 3 weeks worth of food and water, especially if we live outside the city. They've told us that it could take that long to get to people if there was ever a disaster.

I wouldn't like living in a place where you're not even allowed to prepare for stuff that might happen.


If you have missing fingers, you could be a terrorist

You might just be clumsy

It's so if SHTF the power's that be will be allowed to take your food away from you also.

Is there a chance that you could add a link to the bill in question for those without sound/streaming video capabilities? I, for one would like more information on this.

Personally, to me, if one does not stock up on food and other necessities is an idiot. I grew up out in the country, (65 miles from any town/city of a decent size) and it was very prudent for us to purchase at least a months' worth of goods at a time. One never knows what may occur that would prevent one from getting to town, from a horse with colic, to broken fence lines, to snow storm, and washout.

Not stocking up is just plain silly. (IMO)

Here's a real form of preparation- getting out of America while you can

And to think that John McCain ran for President!!
With all of the complaints about Obama, This guy would have America under martial law by now.

Vote Rebublican in 2012.

All I can say, without becoming irate, is:

When is enough...enough?
What will be the straw that breaks the camels back here?

What is it going to take to get Americans to stand up against this?
All of Americans too, not just a few hundred thousand?

Why are we so distracted as to not care?



Too many questions and not enough answers...

I will throw one hell of a marshmellow and weenie roast before they can take one bullet or bag of beans from me.

I live in the rural boonies...make it to town maybe once a month...I'm stocked, locked, and loaded

The irony is that the FEMA website suggests to all citizens of the U.S. to store food and water in case of an emergency. Maybe Obama should come on TV and clear all this up. Are we supposed to store food or not? I guess 6 days worth of food is OK, and you just hope FEMA gets to you in 6 days. But when you buy freeze dried foods the website I dealt with at least, had a minimum purchase of $100, and now I obviously have more than 7 days worth, it's impossible to just buy that small amount with a minumum purchase of $100, unless you have like 40 people in your house.

First off Mcain is no Republican he is a rino secondly getting sent to a FEMA camp cout yourself lucky when they have and can assinate anyone they deem a "terrorist".

More than 7 days of food? Mormons have half a year and more and many many people have picked up the prepper/survivalist mentality knowing that government is not here to save you with stuff like this they represent a clear and present danger to you.

Utterly ridiculous.

I guess there are a heck of a lot of terrorists in the USA, considering all the people it has which are missing a digit or two...or more, have more than seven days worth of food in their homes and have multiple guns. Good grief!

I have 7 days worth of food for about 10 people in a survival situation.
That's just in my poorly stocked fridge
1 loaf of bread, pack of sliced cheese, 2 cans veggie soup, case of bottled water, and a 10 pack of raman noodles will feed one person for a week in a survival situation.

I could keep my family of from starving for at least a week, maybe 2 or 3 if I had to, without leaving my home.

my 7 year old kid eats enough to keep two grown men alive every day..lol




My neighbor has a real problem.. his wife is from Ethiopia.
Only takes $0.27 cents a day to feed her ... he has enough food in his fridge to keep her alive for a year ( It's just a Joke, I keeeeed!.. he and his wife tell this joke everywhere they go)

As an above poster said, some of us get paid once a month, and buy groceries for the month, like me. I do my food shopping once a month, so now I am a terrorist...
Damn, how many lists am I on now...
one for being a vet, a republican, a felon, gaming geek, now grocery shopper...