The materialism, and greed in this country is out of control. This year I am giving friends, and loved ones useful items that could aid in survival. These are some inexpensive ideas you may want to condsider if you are on a limited budget. Also if you are considering spending a decent amount on someone, there are many good items out there. Firearms are ALWAYS a wise investment. You can defend yourself, hunt for food, and pass them on down to your children, and grandchildren. Guns hold value extremely well, and can be easily traded with others in times of chaos. Ammo prices may sky rocket soon. Tents, Sleeping bags, stoves, and camping supplies would all be thoughful gift ideas. Stocking up now is a wise decision. No matter what happens we will always need food, and clothing to survive. Many people have forgotten why we celebrate Christams in the first place. This is evident in a few of the recent comments I’ve recieved. For those people: Christmas is not YOUR birthday, and you should appreciate ANYTHING that is given to you. Especially items that sustain life. I do not have anything against people that play video games. I’ve played them myself. The economy is on a downward slope. Now is the time to prepare. This video is merely a suggestion. Thanks

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Steve Spangler discusses his picks for holiday gift ideas.

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