PBN News: Rapid Exfil

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[00:00:12] Well, welcome in everybody. PBN family, another day is upon us. The coffee is on point. The camera is a bit tilted.

[00:00:45] I'm here to talk to you about Rapid Exfil in context, among other things. Okay, now, you know, we're at this point right now where it's like the topics that I am discussing lately are almost laughable. I had a domestic extremism interchange earlier today.

[00:01:13] Just, I don't know where I want to go with this. Like, you can become whatever you want. Just remember that. I'm not going to harp on that, but I want you to understand like you might be an accountant right now or something like that. And you're like, this is what I do. There's nothing wrong being an accountant. I'm just saying you can become something completely different.

[00:01:34] Surrounding yourself by people doing your research, you know, grinding and grinding like you. Well, it's like I always say, right? You are what you do every day. Okay. At the end of the day. So, a lot of conversation going on. A lot of, well, maybe not. I don't know. Where's your head at in terms of Monday?

[00:02:03] Monday, Monday, Donald Trump will be foisted upon us. And what's interesting about that is we're supposed to keep quiet, right? I mean, as a society, the opponents, the people against Donald Trump are supposed to say stay quiet because it's all about a peaceful transfer of powers.

[00:02:27] But there are enemies in this nation that I don't think have couldn't give less of a shit about the peaceful transfer of powers or anything for that matter. Right? I think Monday, this week, Monday, something along those lines, we find ourselves in a situation where we are basically at our weakest as a nation, maybe ever.

[00:02:55] However, that's not because Donald Trump is coming into office. It's because Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have been in office. We've had. A full four years of weakness, four years of infiltration, four years of everything that could. Well, you can sum it up to.

[00:03:19] What happened here in Richmond, we had a woman who was in charge of the water treatment facilities who was not even remotely qualified to be in charge of the water treatment facilities. And what happens in a situation like that is you wind up with no water eventually. And that's what the city of Richmond, where I live, went through over the last week or two. Right? Jay Ferg, what is up?

[00:03:45] You get the two stream award today. The double award. The double. The dub for Jay Ferg. Great show posted yesterday by Jay Ferg on YouTube. Rumble. Nope, just on Rumble. Her show was already posted on YouTube. Don't miss it. Did you notice the new intro? We got a new intro with Jay Ferg in it. My laptop's about to die. Hang on a minute. I was on the road. That's why I was late.

[00:04:15] That's why I'm late getting to you. I had to get the Batmobile inspected. But the coffee is flowing. The pit bull is in my lap. I don't know what's going on here. And of course, my camera doesn't work well enough to show you.

[00:04:41] So, suffice to say that in my opinion, America could be or will be at its weakest Monday into next week. It seems like there's things going on. There's weird things going on in and around Washington, D.C. that I can't really talk about. Okay. And it's, uh, it might be nothing. It might be something. There definitely was something.

[00:05:09] You got to take my word for this. I don't do this stuff all the time. You know that I'm not. I don't get on this thing and talk conspiracy. When we talk about things, we are most of the time right. You know what I mean? We know for a fact that there are people in this country that have been coming through the southern border for a long time now. And the idea, it's like I told you about the water treatment facility. You put someone in charge who is not qualified to run the water treatment facility and eventually wind up with no water. Right?

[00:05:39] We put someone in charge of the southern border and then we, we created a border czar on top of that. And neither one of them had any capability of dealing with what was happening at the border so much so that they sought to punish the people of Texas for trying to protect the border rather than punish the people who are coming over. That is how you wind up with a massive large scale multi-city terrorist attack happening in the United States of America.

[00:06:09] A lot of people in and around the prepping world and survival world are talking about a, a heaviness in the air, a heaviness in the energy. I walked into the dealership today for the car inspection, right? One of the first things I hear is a mechanic talking to a salesman and he's saying, I feel like this. And he leaned on the guy. He said, I feel like this. This is what I feel like right now.

[00:06:37] And I just said, it's, it's everywhere. You know what I mean? It's everywhere. There's a massive hole in the sun. The sun does affect our, according to Sarah Hathaway, the sun does affect our moods and what we feel. So I do think that massive solar winds hitting an already weakened, uh, electromagnetic field around the earth can have an effect. But I also think people feel something terrible about to happen. I think people understand the threats.

[00:07:06] I think people realize that there are bad guys posted up all over this country, whether or not they done the research, whether, you know what I mean? You don't always need to do the research for thing, common sense things to just live in here, right? When you hear how many people are coming across the border, you don't need a detailed document to explain to you that some of those are bad guys. They're going to meet up with other bad guys somewhere in the country and they're going to do some bad stuff.

[00:07:33] You're right. We don't need a report. We don't need a Senate report. We don't need a, a blog to put out a breakdown of the details and so on. Common sense tells you. Now what I think we've done best here at PBN in moments like these, what I think we've really done best at PBN, uh, is we've been able to distill things down to action, right?

[00:08:01] We've been able to distill things down to action. One of the things we distilled down during COVID was, uh, triggers for getting the hell out of Dodge. And this was based around sort of when they were closing bridges and when they were, when they were talking about, uh, police pulling people over in other states for entering other states.

[00:08:24] This happened in Pennsylvania and Delaware, probably other places too, but I myself was thinking about my family who lives up there and how to get them here to a place. That's a little better. Um, and we started talking about triggers, you know, we started talking about discussing triggers with the family and when to take serious action and when to move and all that kind of stuff.

[00:08:45] And, and it, it helped distill the calamity of the situation down a bit, right into this, into this one, uh, process. Now I've been thinking about this, listening to people talk about this concept, this, this homeland attack, um, as it was described on the Sean Ryan show, right?

[00:09:08] Really well done. Kind of just articulated what people like me and all the hosts here have thought for a couple of years now. I mean, Dane D did an amazing show about it last year about the amounts of people and, and, you know, sort of cataloging it, counting it all up and describing how they could be spread out. He's a tactics guy. So it, you know, it's great show. It was on the end of the year wrap up too. It was, it made the cut cause it was such a great one.

[00:09:38] So my brain goes back to distillation. I'm a chef. You know what I mean? We make stock, we reduce it down to make sauce. To make glass, which is a deeply reduced stock, right? And that's kind of how I manage things, how I manage big batches of problems in my head. They have to be reduced. You know what I mean? Sorry. My little pit bull here is doing everything in his power to interrupt me.

[00:10:07] I love this dog. He's the best, but right now he is in a, in a mood where he just has to be right up under this camera, up under this microphone, the whole thing. Um, the distillation really came down to this idea of exfiltration, rapid exfil.

[00:10:27] What is like the, the marmalade that I can spread across every American so that they can prepare for something like a massive coordinated homeland attack here in the United States, a massive attack that might be multiple phases, right?

[00:10:47] I was talking to Dave Jones this morning about the potential for, uh, and he's mentioned this in the past, but the potential for EMS and, uh, police to be all driven to one mass casualty event. Only to find out that on the other side of town, an even bigger mass casualty event is taking place.

[00:11:12] So in other words, one mass casualty event that can just soak up everything you got in terms of, uh, EMS and then boom, two more, you know what I mean? Two more events, two more situations. Nobody's prepared. Localities are not prepared for that. Localities are not prepared for, you know, pooling up to a mass casualty event and dealing with that. And then having to also address something elsewhere.

[00:11:41] And, and God only knows the tactics being used in, in that secondary event where you have less people available to help less people that are armed, just not prepared for this. Okay. And what it seems like to me is for the average American, the prep that needs to be focused on is the idea of rapid exfiltration, right? Like getting out of the area as quickly as possible.

[00:12:13] And this is something that you have to focus on constantly. If you're traveling, if you're in a place, if you're in a store, if you're in a shopping center, if you're in a, you know what I mean? One of the things to consider in a strip mall, in a shopping center is, you know, there are ways to get out of the shopping center that are paved and nice and easy. There's stoplights at the end of them, you know, stop signs maybe.

[00:12:41] And then there are other ways to get out of a shopping center that are, you know, curbs and fields and, you know, other ways to get out of there, you know? And I would, I would recommend that if you're in a situation like this or from now on, when you're out and about to look at where you're at and say, there's a door and there's a window. And both of those are an exit, you know what I mean? And apply that to everything.

[00:13:10] I want to read to you from, uh, tradecraft.com. A little something that's articulated better than I'm capable of articulating it. I also want to show you the gray man kit here by Lima Tango survival. I highly recommend if you are, if you're listening to this, there's two types of people that Lima Tango survival serves best. Wow. Wow.

[00:13:40] Hang on a minute. Not bad. $155 for the night. Hold on. How? It's easy. When in a world. I've got a pack of four-legged terrorists in my own house right now. A pack of four-legged terrorists. They were laying on the remote. I don't know how they turned the volume up to complete and total maximum.

[00:14:09] I'm telling you folks, it's been, it's a crazy time. Okay. For a number of reasons. Just really is. Buckle up. There are two types of people that I think Lima Tango survival can help address. All right. Two types. Type number one. Nope. That's not what I wanted to do. Type number one. Nope. That's not what I wanted to do.

[00:14:39] How do I shrink my head down? I guess it don't work. Okay. I did it before. The first type of person that's going to benefit from these pre-made kits by Lima Tango survival is someone who has nothing, obviously. And you got to be honest about this, right? You got to be honest about the vehicles that you have, the trunks, the storage space, the capabilities that you have.

[00:15:04] If you're sitting there telling yourself, I'm prepared, but you know, you have a vehicle with absolutely nothing in it to help you with rapid exfiltration, right? Rapid exfil. Any kit is better than nothing. Anything is better. Even if you don't buy a kit, anything is better than nothing, right? The other person is the person who is prepared, but needs, needs a solution, has a dream,

[00:15:33] needs a solution, right? So in other words, like this, this two man kit right here is kind of, it's about one of the best pre-made kits for this rapid exfil idea, right? This idea that we're with our vehicle. We're out and about. People start shooting. Bombs start going. Some chaos has ensued. Honey, our first point is to the vehicle. We grab the backpacks. We have the children. We grab the backpacks. Boom. We're gone, right?

[00:16:04] The backpacks have tremendous capability, as you can see, probably a little too much capability even for an urban situation. But look, you buy the backpack. You keep the gear. You can, you can. The beautiful thing about a pre-made kit. You can change what's in it. You can put what you want in it, right? But having the capability to go to point A, boom, backpacks on, out the door or out the, you know, out of the area. If you don't take the car.

[00:16:33] See, take, you know, get into a mass casualty event like this. It may be better depending on where you live and how you get around. You may want to get out of there without the vehicle. How close you are to home, that kind of stuff, right? How quickly can we get home on foot? Because if you're in a car and then you're in traffic and then all of a sudden the traffic stops moving like what happened in L.A. with the fires, you're back on foot anyway. You know what I mean?

[00:17:01] So it might be side street, park job, boom, open up, ex-fill backpack, out the door. The reason I'm harping on Lima Tango, the guy who put the kits together cares. The other thing that's happening over at Lima Tango, too, that is worth mentioning is he has been wide open to all my recommendations. So the kits are going to change over time and they're changing based on a lot of things

[00:17:27] that I've recommended to the guy by using his solo kit and looking over his website, looking over what he's offering and understanding you. I mean, there are things I'll tell you right now. There are things in the Lima Tango gear set that I have said, just get rid of that and put in this because people aren't going to use that. People don't like that. Or there are things that I've said, I don't like that thing. I don't think it works.

[00:17:55] You know, that's a big deal to me. If I'm going to promote a brand, right, and talk about a brand, particularly that people are going to stick their stuff in, you know, on their back and say, this is going to save me, then I like to be able to have that input. And I really appreciate Bill over at Lima Tango taking my word for it. You know, Hatter says weight is everything.

[00:18:22] I would say prep or fit and health is everything. Now, there is, you know, limit to weight and weight that will wear you down eventually. But cardiovascular health and physical strength, you can do a lot. You know what I mean? You can do a lot. You where are you? Where are you? Where's the exfil taking you? You know, that's another big thing to consider, right?

[00:18:51] So because it's weight is weight is a factor. But let's read from Tradecraft real quick. Go to Lima Tango Survival. They got so many cool kits. This is the two man, the gray man. I love the backpacks. They're very unassuming, not tactical at all, not covered in anything that would give you, you know, your situation away. And I dig that in a great. These are the little details. You know what I mean? That make all the difference.

[00:19:17] But Lima Tango Survival, link down below in the description or just search them up. Lima Tango Survival. They've been a great company to work with. And if you got nothing, get something. You know what I mean? If you have nothing, get something. So Tradecraft.com wrote a little bit about civilian context with exfiltration, right? They say situational awareness. Keep a constant vigil on your environment. Detecting threats early can give you a significant edge, right?

[00:19:46] And this is kind of run-of-the-mill information for the prepping and survivalist community. I feel like situational awareness is part of your game, right? Already. Like, I hope it's always a part of your game. You understand that staring at the phone as opposed to paying attention to the people around you, one's going to get you more problems than you need, right? Pre-defined routes and safe points. Now, this is very good.

[00:20:15] Always have a known safe point when moving in an unknown or hostile environment. This could be a public place, an embassy, or even a friend's house, right? So rapid exfil. Terrorist attack. Grand-scale terrorist attack happening in multiple places in an environment. You don't have protection anymore. You are protection, right? You are people that are around. You are protection. The idea that if there's a mass casualty event in one location

[00:20:41] and a mass casualty event on the other side of town in another one, the idea that a cop's going to show up and say, let's get you home safe. You know what I mean? It's not happening. Your safe spots, your safe points are places along the route home, particularly if you're on foot, where you can duck out and say, hey, it's me. Can we come in? You know what I mean? Like, paramount. Paramount. You don't have to know a ton of people.

[00:21:08] You can even make friends with a guy at a cafe and say, oh, we're locking up, we're shutting down. All right, well, we're just going to pop in until things blow over. You know what I mean? Is what it is. Predefined routes, very important, right? How do we get... What does the exfil plan look like from where you're at to where you want to be? Like I said, if you're far away from home, maybe home isn't the place. Maybe you have another safe location.

[00:21:38] Communication. Have a secure line of communication open with someone you trust. If you're in a risky situation, being able to call for help securely can be a lifesaver. Not bad. But what I would say in terms of communication is have those lines open, in particular to those safe houses and safe locations, right? The other massive thing about communication, what we're really going to try to hammer down for everybody in 2025 is

[00:22:08] you can't call someone on a cell phone when something like this is going on. It's not about losing cell service. It's not about the EMP that blasted the cell towers. It's about, oh my God, all kinds of people are dying. There's bombs. There's fires. I got to call X, right? I got to call mom. I got to call Timmy. I got whatever. You can't make a phone call, right? So alternative means of communication are paramount. Got to figure out what that is for you, okay?

[00:22:37] I could say get a ham radio. I could say get a GMRS radio. I could say build a mesh network in your area. We'll discuss all that stuff. I mean, we have discussed all that stuff. Chin is our resident expert on mesh networks and nodes and the texting off-grid technology that in my opinion is the best for emergency communications if you can set it up properly.

[00:23:03] He's going to drop a prepper tip of the day probably today or tomorrow. It's looking like tomorrow. We're at 1 o'clock. Sort of a broad base on this stuff, okay? There's other people in my world right now that I could bring on to to talk about it. But exfiltration techniques have evolved from analog methods of the Cold War to the digital sophistication of the modern era.

[00:23:27] Core principles, however, remain rooted in the thorough understanding of risk, exposure, and necessity for discretion. In today's volatile world, mastering these techniques can be an asset whether you're a covert operative, professional-sensitive industry, or an average civilian. I don't really read this site that much, to be honest with you. I just was looking for exfil doctrine and kind of came across that.

[00:23:54] Hatter says, items need to be multifunctional, lightweight, and relevant to your environment and destination. Yeah, this is what I meant by modify your bag. You know what I mean? Like, there's this idea that I don't like that is, I'm going to build the ultimate get-home bag, but I haven't done it yet. And what I don't want is a pre-made bag. You know what I mean? I don't want to buy a pre-made bag. I think, like I always say, anything is better than nothing. You know what I mean?

[00:24:24] Anything is better than nothing. A hope and a dream that you're going to have this great get-home bag with all the best gear in it will do you no good. You know what I mean? You'll be begging for a run-of-the-mill backpack with some cloth band-aids and rolled gauze in it in a bad situation, right? So, J. Ferg, it looks like your comments are showing. I can see it. Accessibility to specific items. My comments now aren't showing. I see your comments.

[00:24:57] Did you put more comments? So, folks, this is kind of where my head's at. You know what I mean? I do think that 2025 is going to be a year of conflict. Not just war, but conflict. Conflict at the governmental level. Conflict at the state level. Maybe conflict in your own personal life and professional life, right? Conflict within a lot of what we do.

[00:25:26] It's just going to be a year like that. And I think that the very worst case scenario is an attack like this across a city, multiple cities, multiple localities, things along those lines. And if an attack like that is going to happen, I have to imagine it's going to happen at a time when we are weak and not when we are strong. And every day after Monday, we get strong again. You know what I mean? It's already starting to happen.

[00:25:55] You could argue that they missed the best time because it's already happening. The strength of the nation is built off the strength of the individual. That's you, right? That's you. That's your capability, your overall health, all this kind of stuff.

[00:26:18] So you really have to figure out how you can be most effective, how you can get better, how you can get stronger. But, and this is what the Rapid Exfil is all about.

[00:26:36] If you're dealing with 10 well-trained terrorists and the police are fighting them and you're in the middle of it all, the best thing you can do is get out of there. I mean, if you're previous military, you know, still in good shape, know you can be of assistance, like you're that level of trained, then, you know, you still got a decision to make because you're with your family, right? Or if you're out there, happenstance on your own, rifle in the truck, right?

[00:27:06] And you want to join in the fun. And I mean, you know, but for the vast majority of Americans, they need a solution. And I think the solution is to prepare everywhere you go in the public these days, right now, until we feel like we figured out where all these people from the southern border have gone. Because right now we don't know. We have no clue. Millions of people have flown in all over the country, been put in places, came in on their own, you know, ran from the border, got away.

[00:27:36] We have no idea who they are, where they are, what they have planned. But we do know a lot about the Islamic Army's plans for the future. And you know something has to happen in the great Satan, the United States, right? Rapid exfiltration. Be prepared to get the hell out of there. Okay? Be prepared to get the hell out of there in a moment's notice and navigate your way to someplace safe.

[00:28:06] Take a look at the people that you know, the places that you go in your local area where you spend most of your time out and about. Secure that first. And then, yeah, this is the mentality. We're going to address this stuff all through 2025. Hopefully we address this stuff all through 2025. Nothing happens. You know?

[00:28:25] Hopefully we can be a piece that keeps a piece of a trained group that deters an attack like this because they say there's just too many people looking for it. There's too many people ready for it. It's just not going to have the effect we want it to have. I don't know if that's the case, but, you know, that's my dream. So, yeah. Support the sponsors, folks. Down below, Pack Fresh USA. We are still conducting that great giveaway for food storage.

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[00:29:20] Another great sponsor of ours who really has an amazing book, that is. Well, maybe we'll do a What's Inside the Cash tomorrow with the Prepper's Medical Handbook. It's a great book. Until next time, folks. I will see you. I know it's a tough subject, but it is what it is. You know? This is the Prepper Broadcasting Network. Thanks, everybody, in chat. You guys were awesome. And, yeah. Talk soon. Stay tuned. More shows to come. All right? See ya.

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