A Ron Paul Admirer

Ron Paul is now hawking on the radio a home food dehydrator that creates 25-year food. 

broigus said:

Ron Paul is now hawking on the radio a home food dehydrator that creates 25-year food. 

And I'll bet he demanded payment in krugerrand.

Has Ron Paul gone completely Glenn Beck?

Yup, Ron has joined the apocalypse crowd with his dehydrator. Even ice cream and lasagna? How TF does one do that? 

Another vendor who advertises on hate radio also peddles 25-year-meals to stock up your underground bunker. But leave room in the bunker for a few gold ingots and some ammo. 

Other advertisers predict the coming global financial meltdown: "Cyprus -level catastrophe. It'll make the 2008 disaster look like a bad day at the nickel slots" claims the advertiser. 

Hate radio: all paranoia; all the time.

As I have friends on the extreme right and left, I do have at least one that is waiting for the end. I'm prepping for the usual run of the mill disasters, so I'm buying a generator.

Go with a Honda (3000W). We bought one for our camp and the thing starts like a champ and is extremely quiet. 

GL2 said:

Go with a Honda (3000W). We bought one for our camp and the thing starts like a champ and is extremely quiet. 

Its a portable. I'm going big and getting a stand by. I was out 16 days during Sandy and gas was unavailable. My street loses power if a raindrop falls.

Morganna said:

GL2 said:

Go with a Honda (3000W). We bought one for our camp and the thing starts like a champ and is extremely quiet. 

Its a portable. I'm going big and getting a stand by. I was out 16 days during Sandy and gas was unavailable. My street loses power if a raindrop falls.

16 days! Yikes. How are the laws in Mplwd? Generators are cool?

I'm in a private community where power losses are very common during storms and generators are not allowed.

GL2 said:

Morganna said:

GL2 said:

Go with a Honda (3000W). We bought one for our camp and the thing starts like a champ and is extremely quiet. 

Its a portable. I'm going big and getting a stand by. I was out 16 days during Sandy and gas was unavailable. My street loses power if a raindrop falls.

16 days! Yikes. How are the laws in Mplwd? Generators are cool?

I'm in a private community where power losses are very common during storms and generators are not allowed.

I'm in South Orange and we can have generators and I assume Maplewood can as well.

No generators allowed?

At the risk of further "drifting" in this Ron Paul thread, I'll add that places like townhouses and condos consider generators a safety threat. We had a long discussion after our last 30+ hour blackout last year.

I think it's mostly about carbon dioxide.

GL2 said:

I think it's mostly about carbon dioxide.

monoxide

Hoping to steer us back on the course, I'm thinking Ron Paul would want us to be prepared. And for my MOL friends, if there is another Sandy, I'll leave a light on.