Civil Unrest & Protests-What to Consider

Ideas on keeping your home safe. The possibiity of 'civil unrest' is always there, in extreme situations. Some ideas to help you through this are found here.
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Urban Guerrilla Tactics During Times of Severe Civil Unrest and War
https://www.backdoorsurvival.com/urban-guerrilla-tactics-during-times-of-severe-civil-unrest-and-war/

Lesson: People get innovative with defense and they do it fast.

It doesn’t matter where you live, I bet that people will get creative with weapons and defensive tactics within a very short period of time. Those that learn to use what is around them and that have multiple layers of defense will have a large advantage over those that don’t get defensive fast.

The urban setting is what many people are going to find themselves in during any event. The tactics and environment are far different than the country. ---CONTINUED---
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How to Stay Safe During Civil Unrest
https://rethinksurvival.com/how-to-stay-safe-during-civil-unrest/

Living in our modern world feels a lot like sitting on top of a powder keg while holding a match. We’re all holding our collective breath, waiting for the other shoe to drop and wondering which fuse will be the one that sets off an explosion of civil unrest.

It could be anything — from politics to pandemic — but regardless of the source, one thing is certain: the world WILL become far more dangerous than it already is, and we’ll have to take some steps to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe. What do you need to do to stay safe during civil unrest? Here’s some thoughts… ---CONTINUED---
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What To Consider In Times of Protests & Civil Unrest

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11 Items to Carry When You Live Near Protests
https://www.shtfblog.com/11-items-to-carry-when-you-live-near-protests/

Most protests are peaceful, but emotions always run high at a protest, and it doesn’t take much for a peaceful protest to turn into a riot if something unexpected happens or goes wrong. Then there are just some people who are just intent on causing physical damage. If you live in urban areas where protests are happening, it only makes sense to be prepared if you need to be out on the streets. ---CONTINUED---
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Preparing for civil unrest
https://www.backwoodshome.com/preparing-for-civil-unrest/

(HUGE SNIP) ... Civil unrest occurs when anger, frustration, or fear turn disruptive on a mass scale. Or when government officials crack down because they anticipate such disruptions. Crackdowns can lead to further frustration, leading to further crackdowns and so on—especially when the crackdowns look unwarranted and tyrannical.

In other words, civil unrest can arise from the anger of people or the folly of government or both together. ---CONTINUED---
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What to Do during Rioting: A Survival Guide
https://www.primalsurvivor.net/what-to-do-during-rioting/

Most of the time, it is easy to avoid rioting. Stay informed and you should be able to avoid the riot zone and stay safe.

But there are some situations where you might get caught in a riot (the Baltimore riots made this all too clear).

And there are yet other situations where you might be compelled to take to the streets in protest, even with the risk of rioting.

For these reasons, I believe that everyone should know what to do in case they are caught in a riot. ---CONTINUED---
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Preparedness guide to the Marxist revolution
https://www.glennbeck.com/glenn-beck/preparedness-guide-for-the-american-collapse-reset

(REALLY BIG SNIP) ... Nobody can predict what the next few months or years will be like, but if the last few months are any sort of guide, you should be ready to take actions to keep your family safe. What follows is a simple guide to get you started. ---CONTINUED---
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Image Hat Tip to Rick, over at EHP-D:

The Best Civil Unrest Survival Plan
https://www.superprepper.com/the-best-civil-unrest-survival-plan/

Civil unrest can come at any time and be triggered by a wide range of events. Just look to American history and you’ll see many examples of it in action. And it hasn’t gotten better in the past decade either.

Anyone worried about their safety and sanity in these uncertain times should have a bulletproof civil unrest survival plan. I’m here to help you make one. By the end of this article, you’ll know what signs to look for, what you can do to prepare for civil unrest, and when you should initiate your civil unrest survival plan. ---CONTINUED---

Includes:

What is Civil Unrest?
Possible Causes of Civil Unrest
1. Reaction to Court Decisions
2. Political Motivations
3. Terrorism and Foreign Agitators
4. Natural Disasters
5. Financial Collapse
The Role of Mob Mentality on Civil Unrest
Preparing Before the Unrest Begins
Is Civil Unrest Coming? Signs to Watch For
Initiating Your Civil Unrest Survival Plan
“What if” Scenarios
What if I’m stuck in the middle of a sudden riot?
What if my car breaks down on the way to my safe house?
What if my kids are in school across town during a riot?
What if I’m at work when a riot starts?
What if I’m on campus when civil unrest breaks out?
What if my safe house is overrun by looters or rioters?
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Riots and Civil Unrest in America, by B.B. in California
https://survivalblog.com/riots-and-civil-unrest-in-amer/

I am writing this article not to glorify what I have seen, but perhaps to make some of you think about some unknowns. I am a U.S. Army veteran who served in the 1980s, and when I honorably discharged I was recruited into law enforcement at a termination of service briefing at Fort Irwin, California. From there I went into law enforcement in Los Angeles for over 20 years and never looked back. I am writing this article because many people are writing about living through and how to survive civil unrest (I am sorry, a riot is a riot no matter what you call it), but I don’t think many of the readers can comprehend what it is like. ---CONTINUED---
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Is Civil War Coming? If So, What Can I Do About It?
https://rethinksurvival.com/is-civil-war-coming/?fbclid=IwAR0kTK2r55f5S7IjLRl8X-blvaXj91q4bEq529xQvY6FsWFsWBiJ9Ga4j0M

(SNIP) ... My opinion: I’d say it’s time to be concerned. And it’s certainly time to be preparing yourselves if you’ve been complacent. Should you panic? No. But you can’t assume everything is going to be fine going forward. It’s time to prepare for something worse. Is that a civil war? I don’t know. What I can say is that it’s obvious there are major underlying problems here in America, and it’s obvious that we’re no longer willing to use our words to settle disputes. ---CONTINUED---
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Riots, Protests, and Civil Unrest: How to move and protect yourself if you must go out
https://www.backdoorsurvival.com/riots-protests-and-civil-unrest-how-to-move-and-protect-yourself-if-you-must-go-out/

Sometimes things happen that are beyond your control. Civil unrest and protests are becoming increasingly more likely as things spin out of control in the USA. I want to tell you how to stay safe and keep going when things start deteriorating. One thing I would add is that you might consider wearing a mask and gloves when you go out for at least a little while. ---CONTINUED---
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9 Ways To Prepare For Civil Unrest
https://urbansurvivalsite.com/prepare-for-civil-unrest/

(BIG SNIP) ... The degree of preparation should be equal to the situation, but that’s almost impossible to determine. Some periods of civil unrest last for days or a couple of weeks. In other instances, civil unrest has devolved into civil war.

Your degree of preparation is your personal choice. Your location may be another factor as well. Historically, urban environments have been more dangerous than rural environments during times of civil unrest. ---CONTINUED---
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30 Steps to Help You Prepare for Civil Disturbance
https://www.backdoorsurvival.com/13-steps-to-prepare-for-civil-unrest/

During these uncertain times, a lot of people are thinking more about what they can do to prepare for civil unrest in their area. Over the years, BDS has put together the list you see below. ---CONTINUED---
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