Malthouse wrote:Also might be worth thinking about a Graduated Emergency Action Plan, to help structure plans and preps...
GEAP1 = Shortages of food/fuel. Short term problem but one that can cause mayhem as unprepared people panic buy, would you join in the frenzy or do you have confidence in your preps and keep a low profile?
GEAP2 = Restricted movement. Either from quarantine (self or state imposed) or flooding, snow, etc. Similar to above, but less people on the streets and a greater urge to help out neighbours etc.
GEAP3 = Partial social breakdown. Such as curfew, martial law, rioting, looting and general but isolated lawlessness.
GEAP4 = Total social breakdown. Medium term loss of the rule of law, widespread mobs and raiding. Though with a government still operating in isolation and rebuilding an option.
GEAP5 = Permanent loss of society and culture. Public offices destroyed, communications both remote and physical gone.
NB I made GEAP up, but it is "inspired" by some of the national resilience policies and procedures.
I like it, and have evaluated my preps using your GEAP format
GEAP1 = 6 month food & fuel supply, able to keep low profile for 6 months initiate medium security measures 10/10
GEAP2 = Do not have neighbours but would help close friends and family, house on top of hill and as above 10/10
GEAP3 = Bug in, initiate high security measures and prepare to produce additional food small scale 6/10 need to secure more land and take into account close friends and family.
GEAP4 = Bug in, initiate Death Com 1 security measures and prepare to produce additional food 2/10 I am struggling here with long term food and defence.
GEAP5 = If we survive (which I currently doubt)No.4 I would contact Yorkshire Andy and utilising our generators we would re build the UK and rename it Yorkshire 11/10
Score 28 out of 50
Just like my school reports "Improvement needed"