In my opinion the media is using every chance to give preppers a bad image and the Spartan Survival group is no exception.
“By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.”
-Benjamin Franklin
People like the Spartan Survival ‘preppers’ are one of many reasons why this blog’s name is ‘Infinite Unknown’.
How stupid would it be to tell people to stock up food, water, survival gear and have physical gold and silver outside the banking system and give away my name & address?
People like James Wesley Rawles have turned their home into a deadly fortress for invaders…
… and they all know exactly why they had to do this.
I like to have the advantage of being totally anonymous. You will not find photos or anything about me on the internet.
And I have all thought that through before I created ‘Infinite Unknown’.
For those that still think I am a paid disinformer I want to say to you, that there are many people on the interenet that have a nice biography and some of what they are posting also makes sense, but they are bought and paid for.
Not one disinformer out there is keeping his identity secret to my knowledge ( … because it wouldn’t make any sense).
But let’s just assume for one moment that I could be bought and paid for.
Take a close look at what I’ve posted on I. U. and tell me what kind of interest group would be willing to pay me?????
Those who still wonder why I want to be anonymous (and not give away my name & address), here is one of many reasons why …
– Tyler Smith of Doomsday Preppers: Apex Predator or Apex Punk? (The Organic Prepper, Nov 14, 2013):
If there was ever a case study on why preppers should be prepared to defend their supplies, the upcoming episode of National Geographic’s Doomsday Preppers would provide a perfect example.
“We’re not in it to stockpile. We’re in it to take what you have and there’s nothing you can do to stop us,” Tyler Smith says. “We are your worst nightmare, and we are coming.”
Smith, 29, is the leader of Spartan Survival. The group has more than 80 dues-paying members. Smith founded the organization in 2005 to train and prepare others on survivalism.
On Tuesday night, Smith’s story will be told on the National Geographic Channel survivalist TV show “Doomsday Preppers.” (source)
So, not only would someone with supplies need to worry about everyday commonplace looters, they would need to be concerned about Smith and his band of merry marauders, whose survival plan seems to hinge on overwhelming force against those who have spent years gathering supplies and planning for a secure and peaceful existence.