usa #1 part 3 of 3

USA #1 part 3

Plenty of places around the world have plenty of empty spaces.  The Gobi, the Amazon, the Outback, the Tundra.  The American West isn’t exactly unique in giving you oodles and gobs of empty spaces where the government won’t bother looking for you unless you are on a Wanted poster on a wall in the Post Office.  If they do set their sites on you, you are screwed.  They will spend millions of dollars-satellite feeds, agent overtime, helicopter and plane time, etc.- tracking down your ass and then thirty grand a year putting your ass in prison until you die of AIDS or tuberculosis or a shiv up your ass ( yes, that is a lot of asses ).   But if you are part of the great unwashed masses attempting to escape detection, preferring to avoid FEMA Death Camps or being quarantined in a city where the slave traders bribe the troops keeping you in, this country is, off the coasts or away from a major waterway, full up of empty spots.  Those spots won’t necessarily feed you but they can hide you.  Half the geological space wasn’t settled by Whites until after the Industrial Age and everything is set up as an infrastructure relying on carbon fuel transportation.  In a lot of places, just leaving the road hides you fabulously.

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And there is your advantage.  Federal forces are completely mechanized.  They don’t walk, they ride.  When was the last time there was a cop walking a beat?  Even bicycle cops, who are in much better shape than your average cruiser driver, are still just an extension of the regular force-I don’t see too many rural Sheriffs Deputies combing the countryside on bikes.  Perhaps the Search & Rescue on ATV’s.  Most Americans are urbanized AND mechanized.  Even the “sportsmen” are driving to a trailhead or to a lake.  Americans love their cars, and it shows, as few will remove themselves too far from them ( at least there is a slight glimmer of hope as this new generation of college graduates seem to be sharing a common aversion to auto ownership.  The financial costs are simply too great.  Cheap cars starting at $15k, insurance that penalizes you if another driver hits you through zero fault of your own, etc.  I’m sure that is more their PC indoctrination by Al Gore, but at least they can see the cost disadvantage and then use environmentalism as the excuse.

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Because of this over reliance on automobiles, most Americans are vulnerable to being controlled and caught, in a collapse caused police state ( even if we don’t become MORE violent and abusive towards our own citizens, there can always be the conflict between the emerging government-gangs and secessionists and such-that you must watch out for ).  If you can stay off the roads you are 90% ahead of the survival game.  More importantly, the government is so high tech and completely mechanized that here in this country if you don’t play to that strength you can defeat them.  Other countries, most others with wilderness, were never so reliant on modern luxuries.  They still can do things, to an extent, the Old School way.  And they have a lot of experience ( for instance, despite having a giant interior and mostly urbanization just on the coast, do you think Brazil was lacking in the means to find its slaves that might be trying to escape [ I believe Brazil was the last country legalizing the chattel industry ] ? ).  Do you think your adopted country doesn’t have the means to find you? 

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At least by staying here you can constantly visit the area you plan of fleeing to, hiking and camping a nice disguise for reconnoitering.  Try doing that in a foreign country, initially.  Perhaps after you move there, sure, but that seems like poor strategy to me.  By scoping out the surrounding wilderness you can decide where to live here.  Moving out of the country, you are just looking at what urban area to live in.  I’m suggesting that doing the opposite is better ( best rural determines the urban ).  Even if you are stuck at your current location, you are actually better off than if you were deciding where to move.  Presently you can take each weekend and cheaply and frugally check out the surrounding areas for hides.  Isn’t that better than trying to learn a foreign language and surfing the Internet for the most expat friendly place?  Staying relates to the folk saying “better one in the hand then two in the bush”.  Stop trying to seek elusive perfection, or you might end up worse than before. 

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Once the ass falls out of civilization, law enforcement and the military are going to be trying to centralize population ( that is all they know how to do ) and once in your familiar hiding spot they should mostly leave you be.  That is a far better plan than being in another nation bewildered and confused.  Here you know the local Devil.  You know they will be fighting just like they did in Vietnam and Iraq.  Granted, staying or leaving, it is you and your tribe against all the others and the locals are more dangerous than the authorities in either place.  But here you know the culture and the strategy.  Elsewhere, not so much.  Leaving adds vulnerabilities and decreases advantages.

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