High-ranking government officials from Washington rushed to Doomsday camps around the country. Which, of course, begs the question: what do they know that we do not know?
According to the Washington Examiner, a network of doomsday camps under construction in the country is pulling in new residents from wealthy neighborhoods and even national security officials as threats of a nuclear war, EMP or virus attack grow. The numerous Fortitude Ranchs promise complete protection and a year's supply of food for those unable to build their own SHTF-prepared bunker. Moreover, in anticipation of the imminent BP, Doomsday camps are used for pre-education and training of survivalists.
One Fortitude Ranch member, from Baltimore, said he and others joined after receiving information about an imminent national disaster from the attack, financial crisis and political violence. “Most of us got thoughtful and woke us up,” he said.
“We see representatives from all three agencies here,” said the founder of the Doomsday Camps network, Drew Miller, an Air Force colonel and intelligence officer, referring to the Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal Intelligence Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and others. Miller called the attack on the country imminent, after which the inevitable power outages would occur, and possession of this information became the driving force behind his project.
“Preparing for survival offers a tremendous sense of freedom that none of us have ever experienced before. We no longer need the government, we do not need power, the survivors themselves can survive in most scenarios in which the rest of the people in slavery will beg the government to help them, remaining in humiliating poverty."
Through membership and his own cryptocurrency, Fortitudes, Miller raised nearly $ 400,000 and established Doomsday Camps in West Virginia and Colorado. 10 more camps are planned to open. The settlement of the Camp in West Virginia is planned for the near future.
He said that at the West Virginia Doomsday Camp “most of the members are professional people from Washington. They don't have time to do it on their own.”- Washington Examiner
“You have to be an idiot not to think this is going to happen,” said Miller, author of Rohan Nation: Reinventing America After the 2020 Collapse. Miller also said the camps are better than the FEMA camp near the Shenandoah River in Virginia, where Washington's leaders were stationed following the 9/11 attacks.
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Each camp has a shooting range and is capable of sheltering 50 to 500 people during any BP scenario. The camps have cabins, underground bunkers and watchtowers. In the event of a crisis, camp members will have to be on duty at these towers.
Since all senior government officials are already members of Fortitude Ranch, it's safe to say that if you're not preparing now, you should probably start doing it. A good recommendation for anyone just starting to prepare for a BP meeting is a book called The Survivor's Plan.
