In Case of Attack....

[Sherry]

I'm just curious after seeing the news tonight, are any of you taking any kind of precautions in case of an attack? People are buying up batteries, water, food, plastic sheeting and duct tape. Stores are running out of those items.

Just curious what you all are thinking?

[Ilovebigcats]

I voted...
Yes, I'm worried not sure if I'll stock supplies or not

I would like to say that I'm not really "worried". I know God is in ultimate control and my life is in His hands. I think something is probably going to happen here but I am not sure if I will stock anything but maybe water.

[Pastor Chip]

I'm just curious after seeing the news tonight, are any of you taking any kind of precautions in case of an attack? People are buying up batteries, water, food, plastic sheeting and duct tape. Stores are running out of those items.

Just curious what you all are thinking?

I'm definitely NOT worried, but neither do I think the threat should be ignored. As of today, I have made no preparations at all; however, after talking to my parents today, I probably will. They can still be pretty convincing...

[Pastor Gary]

This poll doesn't allow my choice...
I am cautious and concerned, but not worried.

I will take some very basic precautions, but will not hoard food, etc.

We have picked out an area of our home that would be best to seal up should the need arise, and plan to have some military officers in the congregation do a little class for all on how to plan.

But I will not live in fear.

[Sherry]

This poll doesn't allow my choice...
I am cautious and concerned, but not worried.

Well I tried PG to add your choice but I guess you can't edit polls.....

[Firstson]

We are having a revival this weekend, and our church is 12 miles from D.C. I think the weather is a greater concern to us then any threats. We are not preparing for terror, just getting ready for the evangelist.

Firstson

[Glenda]

I think taping plastic over your doors and windows is rediculous I cannot imagine it would do any good unless your house was totally airtight and you had a safe oxygen supply. Then you better be prepared to live in your bubble for awhile.

I am not worried. If they get to my water source, they will be within gun range. As far as vittles, got plenty out in the yard! If we get hungry enough, fried possum and dandelion greens would be pretty tasty!

[Paully_44]

I am having a bomb shelter put in my back yard complete. Should be able to lock ourselves in and maintain life for 6-12 months.


Seriously,

I am cautious, but like Pastor Gary, I will not live in fear.
I have canned food, water, energy bars and batteries for my flashlight stored in my garage. I have had this for some time just incase of power outage, earthquake or whatever. I just thought it would be a good thing to have.

[Methusala]

our fifth wheel is always stocked up because my husband never knows when he is going to have a job away from home- so we are pretty much set up for around 30 days - it is equipped with a generator already, and is self contained.

We haven't taped windows, if something gets to us here, a little duct tape and plastic isn't going to help.

Wendi

[Ilovebigcats]

Consider my vote changed from...
Yes, I'm worried not sure if I'll stock supplies or not
To.....
I'm cautious and concerned, but not worried.

Thanx

[Pastor Bill]

I may be the only one, but I just don't feel there is much cause for concern at all. I don't like the aspects of war, but I know that it does happen, and no matter what God will be with me. Right now I think we have greater threats than physical attacks to be concerned over. From what I have seen in the past I don't think the current threats of war are near the threat of discussion we are seeing invade from within especially when looking at the war on drugs, and the spiritual destruction our nation faces.

[Brenda]

Bill

I may be the only one, but I just don't feel there is much cause for concern at all.

I guess we feel the same way..
If we're wrong and things get this bad. Then I think I'd rather be taken out at the start of things then to wait till later when things could get much worse. And have to suffer many things. Then die anyhow. Maybe I sound bleak.
Hubby was watching Regis this morning and he had someone on there that was saying something about, this closing up our houses air tight (using the tape and plastic) to keep these chemicals from entering in. It also will keep oxygen from getting in and in about 24 hours I think he said, we would be dead anyway.
Looks like the only help if this chemical war fare gets this close, is to start looking up for that exit in the sky. A-men?

[Brenda]

Glenda

As far as vittles, got plenty out in the yard! If we get hungry enough, fried possum and dandelion greens would be pretty tasty!

Ummmm..ummm!! Might sound mighty tasty!
Told hubby this morning, our cats may sound good on the bar-b-Q pit.

Lord deliver me.. I said that!??

Did you ever think? That we as American people would be talking like this?

[Mike Vande]

...which is "Lord, please let 'em drop the "Dirty" bomb on my house and take me home!" Naturally, I am not really buying up supplies. nd hey, if you seal up the room you are in tight enough that radioactive materials, anthrax, and/or nerve gas can't get in, how long is the oxygen in the room gonna last anyway? How long are you gonna have to stay there? Hours? Days? Weeks?

I wanna be at ground zero. I know where I am going...

Vande

[Gerald Creasy]

I wanna be at ground zero. I know where I am going...

Vande

No more bills.

No more working for people with half the intelligence you have (or 2/3rds your age)

No more stupid pointless desires.

No more "too much month at the end of the money"