Here's an interesting thought about disaster scenarios...
I was listening to Gerald Celente (trends forecaster) on RT (on the dish) --he's on Fox regularly too. So he said he had been in Chili for a holiday with a friend of his when the earthquake there happened. He was staying in a high rise hotel, and everything shook, tables flew over, windows broke, lights went out etc. So Gerald decides to be proactive, and evacuates the building... and he makes his way down the fire stairs or whatever, he notices that most of the people leaving the building are staff/local people. Most of the people staying in the hotel are westerners/whites on holiday... but they all stayed in their rooms and did nothing, took no precaution... and just waited around for someone else to maybe rescue them, or update them, or hand them a cup of coco? Anyway, by the time Mr Celente get's down to the street, he notices that local criminals had immediately flew out to start mugging or stealing... they did not stop but immediately went about exploiting the situation... but for all the westerners to just stay in their rooms, they could have ended up trapped there, possibly in a fire.
So you need to know what to do --be proactive. This is also why I believe in self defense. If someone attacks you you need to fight back (or at least run pretty fast!). It's basic, instinctual stuff... but how many of us would just cower under a table or in the bathtub, clutching the iPhone, waiting for a signal, or for the 'government' to save us.
I don't know anymore, but people seem so passive, sedate, glazed over eyes, etc. Anumber of Western Countries will inevitably become second world countries within the next several years... how will they adjust? And the US is the same. It could even breakup. Everything, every person, structure, political entity etc. has a breaking point.
