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Idaho’s State Government wants people to be prepared for emergencies

By Joe Miller NonStop Local Digital Journalist,

2024-08-30

By Joe Miller NonStop Local Digital Journalist,

2024-08-30

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Peggy Rasberry

09-01

some of us have been ready for years.however we cant say anything about it,we cant share our knowledge and we cant help educate others to be ready.andcwhy you may ask,because our government has put it out there that they want people to report any prepper,or any citizens that have large amounts of canned goods or they have large amounts of canning goods they did themselves. they want us to register our gardens.you might not know this,but in a true country emergency, the government will come and take all of your food and supplies.there is a law that gives them that power.they say its not fair you and your family have worked to compel what you feel your family needs to survive a emergency. they say the government will take those supplies and hand them out as they see fit.they will not give it to us little people that bought and prepped, it will go to the rich and the elites. i would receive that you get yourself ready to defend your supplies. make sure you have meds in case of nuclear war

Mike Vetromile

09-01

"I'm from the government and I'm here to help" I have my preps in order.

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