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    Exiguous

    By Rob Scott

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    Preppers outnumber rich people in America 10:1. When SHTF, those with physical currency and possessions able to be readily converted to physical currency will survive the best. Guns and ammunition may prove to be useful in motivating someone to relinquish possessions, but Preppers are heavily networked and themselves well-armed. Most are off the grid, with solar power supplies with hundreds of batteries capable of operating for days without adequate sunlight. You should be terrified at what they are capable of orchestrating.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 26, 2019
    ISBN9781794831445
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    Rob Scott

    Rob Scott has worked as a photojournalist and editorial photographer for 30 years. His portraits of celebrities such as BB King, Sir David Attenborough, Sir Simon Rattle, David Beckham and Sir Richard Branson have been published all over the world and his work regularly appears in UK magazines including the BBC's Countryfile, Music and Wildlife, as well as LandScape, National Trust and English Heritage magazines. In recent years he has specialised in documenting Britain's surviving traditional industries. www.robscottphotography.com

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