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Remember the good old days of prepping when we thought about hypothetical disaster situations and didn\\u2019t have the same sense of urgency we have these days?  Don\\u2019t get me wrong, I\\u2019m not saying NO sense of urgency, I\\u2019m saying we thought about these manmade disasters as something we probably had a little time to prepare for.

These days it seems that anything can and will happen, and that something big is just around the corner. It seems as though we are standing at the edge of a cliff, and behind us is a herd of social justice warrior, politicians, and the mainstream media personalities running full speed towards us.

I have always been the type of person that prepares for the worst and hopes for the best, but these days hoping for the best seems like a myopic fantasy. Will it be some sort of full fledged SHTF scenario? Will it be something slow burning that affects us for an extended period of time? Who knows, but it sure feels like change is coming, and it\\u2019s coming sooner than most people think.

I make sure and reassess my preparedness plans periodically, but this time it seems to hold more importance than it ever has before. Could I just be paranoid and being a \\u201cDoomsdayer\\u201d? I suppose so.  But I\\u2019d rather be a Doomsdayer than have my head buried in the sand with my fingers crossed, hoping everything will be fine.