It’s obvious that the 2024 election cycle has the ability to go off the rails at any point. And here is one real possibility you should be prepping for now.
I wanted to make this video to give you an idea of how this election cycle could turn out if things keep going in the direction they currently are. Based on historical precedent, current events and the few options that would be available after a disruption, I find this to be a realistic scenario. You can prepare for all of this by strategizing ahead of time based on how you’ll respond to any of these events occurring. It might not end up being full blown SHTF but it could get spicy at some point.
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