Issue #107 of The Wild Bunch Dispatch, Alt-Market’s exclusive newsletter covering concepts and tactics for defeating globalism, is set to be released on January 5th. The Wild Bunch is a place to explore subjects and solutions to centralized tyranny which are rarely if ever covered by the rest of the alternative media. Meaning, we talk about direct action measures along with more passive strategies.
In preparedness analysis we talk often about the types of people that we DO NOT want hanging around during a collapse scenario – The kinds of people that will make a hard life truly miserable. It’s not so much about stereotypes that we see in movies and TV but the subtle character traits that some people have that make them susceptible to dishonesty, betrayal, rage, narcissism and psychopathy. It’s important to recognize the signs of a person who is inclined to stab you in the back.
That said, what about the kinds of people we DO want around during times of crisis? How do we recognize them for who they are? In periods of fear and uncertainty it may be even harder to see the good people from the bad people. We might be tempted to see everyone as a potential threat and self-isolate. But this will be a recipe for failure; no one is going to survive very long alone. So, in the next issue of the Wild Bunch I will talk about the character traits and the types of people that I would be looking to ally with during the worst of times.
The Kinds Of People You Want Around During Collapse
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Good thought provoking article..
The part about those who “answer to a higher power” really hit home.
Thanks…