My Channel and Essential Elements of Information

[skywalkeruk84]

Hi John! You are very right. EVIDENCE BASED RESEARCH AND FACTS are the important things, they take time research and aquire..

There are many vids of people sitting on top of a pile of ammo and rice braggin on how prepared they are... but that is not usefull.

Remember though, that we are visual creatures and absorb info better ths way.

I very much look forward to what you have in store. You seem like an intelligent man and cant wait for you to share some knowledge.

[disasternut]

@skywalkeruk84 thank you, I appreciate your kind comments. I really ought to get some new videos up soon.  Stay tuned my friend.

[Ggreenvideos]

Sounds good dude! Lookin' forward to the vids :o)

[CampfireTalk]

I recognize that man cave :)

Seriously though, thanks for posting this video just for the sake of clearing the air about where you're headed with this channel.

[88Azazel]

I think that taking ones time with this channel is the right thing to do. Don't rush to make videos just for the sake of quantity but rather focus on the quality.

[disasternut]

Thanks 88, there are times I have to read entire books about a particular event, and as you know, reading a book takes time LOL

[88Azazel]

@disasternut haha You probably read faster than I do!

[charper3006]

Great job John. I cant wait for the upcoming videos. Its great I found this channel (thanks USNERDOC), I am working on some videos to add to my channel regarding this subject as well.

[disasternut]

Terrific, be sure to post video responses if we cover the same subject. Look forward to seeing some of your vids that deal with this as well.

[DEDMNKY]

great stuff looking forward to more vids John

[disasternut]

Don't worry my friend, they will be coming. :)

[USNERDOC]

John - Good stuff here. I think we all can understand the time constraints. This should be a great repository of emergency / disaster based information. Your approach is greatly appreciated! 5/5

[disasternut]

I hope that I can live up to your expectations :)

[dacrocker]

Good stuff my man!! Looking forward to learning more!

Cheers!

[disasternut]

As always, thanks Derek!

[7Ronin49]

John i had actually forgotten about tornadoes! About 2 years ago we had a small one, some property damage, but nobody was injured. Thanks for keeping me thinking about every possibility!

[disasternut]

No problem man, just don't forget that fire is the most common disaster, so make sure your smoke detectors, and your carbon monoxide detectors are working :)

[7Ronin49]

Yeah, i know that all too well, for a couple of months now we've been burning wood in an iron fireplace to save on our power and gas bill. The second night after we started, my sister woke me up in the morning, the entire house full of smoke, yet the fire was still contained thankfully. Our father had left for coffee, after starting it... So after about 3 hours of clearing out the house, opening windows, doors, turning on fans, putting out the fire, and not calling 911, we had it under control.

[HawkLMT]

I like the way you think.

[disasternut]

Thank you, sometimes I do like to think LOL

[biguy525]

Thanks for keeping us updated.

[disasternut]

No problem my friend, hope all is well with you!