›HOME›sport›US 'prepper' culture diversifies amid fear of disaster and political unrest

US 'prepper' culture diversifies amid fear of disaster and political unrest

sport2024-05-21 11:09:576791

A storage room stacked with food is seen at Fortitude Ranch in Mathias, West Virginia, on March 13, 2020. The narrow, worn track in West Virginia, close to the foothills of the Appalachians, leads to a camp set back in the woods, where a group of US survivalists began preparing for the collapse of civilization long before the arrival of the new coronavirus that has brought so much of the world to a halt. The Fortitude Ranch's motto embraces both End Times and more normal times: "Prepare for the Worst... Enjoy the Present!" Members have up to two weeks each year to revel in this rural retreat, enjoying nature, hiking or trout fishing in the appropriately named Lost River. (Photo by NICHOLAS KAMM / AFP)

Growing numbers of Americans are preparing to survive a natural disaster or societal breakdown. Photo: AFP/Nicholas Kamm

Address of this article：http://bangladesh.brianlynch.org/news-74f899920.html

Popular

Russian theater director and playwright go on trial over a play authorities say justifies terrorism

Guangdong complete season sweep of Beijing in CBA

States with abortion bans saw greater drops in medical school graduates applying for residencies

Jáder Obrian scores 2 goals, Austin beats Sporting Kansas City 3

Dodgers acquire pitcher Yohan Ramírez from Mets for cash

Heavy rains set off flash floods in northern Afghanistan, killing at least 84 people

Real favorites but Bayern a big threat in UCL return leg

Advocates push states to save foster children's federal benefits, not spend them

LINKS

©2024 Powered By International Idiom news portal - /sitemap

Some of the content on this site comes from the Internet. If it inadvertently infringes upon your rights, please contact us and we will delete it within 36 hours.