Gallup Poll for FEMA & Nuclear Disaster

POpped off the largest one, just wow, just wow! Let me and mine be right under it

Yep. The ones who remain and didn't prepare will be out in force to take whatever those who did prepare have. And the criminal element will be doing their usual thing. Not to mention any enemy troops that might invade. Sheltered peeps will have to stay hidden long after the fallout is gone. If you're not willing to kill to stay alive or keep what you've stored, it's best to just go in the blast.

I've heard that before. It seems like someone here said it. I checked and the article is tomorrow's edition and Putin just said it.

Very scary, because so many Americans think that Trump will take us to war and how do you get through to them, especially in two months? The only way she can win is if it's rigged which it will be...because TPTB want war and chaos.

My father was very scared during the Cuban Missile Crisis and I never thought I'd have to worry about something like that in my lifetime.

Had a very interesting phone call a bit ago. It was a Gallup poll on the behalf of FEMA about preparedness. It was general questions which I only answered as being interested, only being prepared to last 7 days if something happened. Generally, a so so questionnaire, that is until the last segment.

They asked questions about how prepared we were for a nuclear disaster. How likely it was for my area that one could happen. I said we didn't have nuclear plants in the area and if she was asking about nuclear attacks. Her response was odd. "It is a nuclear disaster and what that means to you. This is a nationwide survey and not all live close or near nuclear sites. That is why it is worded, NUCLEAR DISASTER." The questions were what would we do, would we be prepared, and would we know how to decontaminate.

Now, my question to you all is this: why would they even throw in a nuclear disaster?

No other scenario was suggestion, just nuclear. After I hung up, told my husband and he also thought it was very odd. Was it a warning???

I just wanted to make sure everyone on here knew about the Gallup poll and well, to get prepared a little if they aren't. Remember, Several European countries have been telling their people to be prepared, to stock up for two weeks.

Fema is data mining - to see where to send the troops to get more supplies, when theirs runs out ... so they don't have to go door to door

Fema is data mining - to see where to send the troops to get more supplies, when theirs runs out ... so they don't have to go door to door

Repinning for the morning crowd.

Nope, nope, we don't have preps never will.

The only disaster preparedness material we ever get is about tornados in Indiana [of which we had nine or more in one night a few days ago], or the White River Nuclear Power Plant in Spencer flooding out. We get those warnings regularly during tornado season.

It appears as though someone is looking for the well-prepared. Interesting.

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Never answer any telephone poll questions. You have no way to verify who the caller really is, or what they really want.

Not rude at all - it is a truth we have been dealing with since our eyes were opened to what is going on around us. There just hasn't been the opportunity to move - thank you obammy.

Outside of Denver, Colorado

I live around the same and we would get hit in any war, Springs et: all

Assuming each bottle of water is 500 millilitres, and each disaster victim gets four bottles (so that they will cover their total drinking water needs for one day, or 2.5 litres), then five million bottles of water would supply 1.25 million people with one day's water requirement, or 625,000 people for two days, 416,000 for 72 hours and 178,000 people for one full week.

This scale of water delivery and the urgency of the order suggests that FEMA are expecting a disaster that will potentially affect 178,000 to 500,000 people in a situation where clean water supplies are going to be unavailable for 72 hours to one week.

A nuclear disaster could trigger this kind of requirement, if it causes contamination of water supplies through fallout, or through a nuclear explosion that destroys water filtration and supply plants.

An earthquake that causes large-scale damage and knocks out water supplies could be another potential disaster scenario.

So which is it going to be? A big terrorist nuke going off, or the New Madrid fault shifting and causing a massive earthquake somewhere?

Assuming each bottle of water is 500 millilitres, and each disaster victim gets four bottles (so that they will cover their total drinking water needs for one day, or 2.5 litres), then five million bottles of water would supply 1.25 million people with one day's water requirement, or 625,000 people for two days, 416,000 for 72 hours and 178,000 people for one full week.

This scale of water delivery and the urgency of the order suggests that FEMA are expecting a disaster that will potentially affect 178,000 to 500,000 people in a situation where clean water supplies are going to be unavailable for 72 hours to one week.

A nuclear disaster could trigger this kind of requirement, if it causes contamination of water supplies through fallout, or through a nuclear explosion that destroys water filtration and supply plants.

An earthquake that causes large-scale damage and knocks out water supplies could be another potential disaster scenario.

So which is it going to be? A big terrorist nuke going off, or the New Madrid fault shifting and causing a massive earthquake somewhere?

I think the thread about getting water fast was for the hurricane hitting FL and then going up the coast. They were talking about the track of the hurricane a week ago and possible tracks.

Agreed. I never do except political crap so I can give the crap back at them. I figure they always wish they hadn't called my house or for the brave ones, to come to my house door, lol

It peaked my curiosity to hear Gallup Poll for FEMA (not sure of the wording before FEMA, might have been - on the behalf of FEMA). Wanted to know what in the heck they were asking people questions about. FEMA and Gallup are key words for me.

You know, FEMA just put a rush order in for 5 million bottles of water. Maybe you will be a recipient of one of those bottles of water....

FEMA might be trying to find out how prepared the populous is and where supplies might be needed in an emergency...