My Opinion on End Times Prepping

I believe a bunker May not be necessary to survive the tribulation, just because we don’t know if it is even survivable. The judgments of God really don’t seem like something you can just hide from. With that being said I believe we are to prepare for what could happen before the tribulation. We don’t know what God is going to allow to happen, considering what happened in Israel on Oct. 7th. So, I do believe you should be an end days prepper if your budget allows for it. Be a survivalist, but also realize that your only safety is in the LORD.

Steps To Open A Bunker

Starting a community bunker for 50-100 people is a complex and serious undertaking. Here's a breakdown of the key steps:

Needs Assessment & Feasibility:

Identify Threats: Determine the specific threats you're preparing for (natural disasters, societal collapse, etc.).
Community Analysis: Assess the community's needs, skills, and resources.
Location Scouting: Find a suitable location (remote, secure, access to resources).
Legal & Regulatory Compliance: Research and understand local zoning, building, and environmental regulations.

Design & Planning:

Capacity & Layout: Design a layout that accommodates 50-100 people comfortably (living, sleeping, sanitation, food prep).
Life Support Systems: Plan for essential systems:
- Water: Collection, filtration, purification, storage.
- Air: Ventilation, filtration (essential for chemical/biological threats).
- Power: Backup generators, solar/wind power, battery storage.
- Waste Management: Sewage treatment, composting, waste disposal.
Food Production: Explore options like hydroponics, aquaponics, or small-scale animal husbandry.

Construction & Infrastructure:

Secure Funding: Determine the project's budget and secure funding (community contributions, grants, loans).
Construction Phase:
- Safety First: Prioritize safety measures throughout construction.
- Structural Integrity: Ensure the bunker is structurally sound and can withstand anticipated threats.
- Install Systems: Install life support systems, security measures (surveillance, alarms).

Stockpiling & Supplies:

Essential Supplies:
- Food: Long-term storage (canned goods, dried foods, grains), seeds.
- Water: Sufficient storage for extended periods.
- Medical Supplies: First aid, medications, hygiene products.
- Tools & Equipment: Construction, repair, gardening, defense.
Rotation & Maintenance: Regularly rotate food stocks, maintain equipment.

Community Organization & Training:

Roles & Responsibilities: Assign roles (security, medical, food production, etc.).
Training Programs: Conduct training on:
- Survival Skills: First aid, water purification, sanitation, gardening.
- Security Protocols: Entry/exit procedures, surveillance, defense.
- Emergency Procedures: Fire safety, medical emergencies, evacuation plans.
Community Building: Foster a strong sense of community and cooperation.

Ongoing Maintenance & Readiness:

Regular Inspections: Conduct regular inspections of the bunker and its systems.
System Maintenance: Regularly maintain and repair life support systems.
Supply Replenishment: Regularly replenish food, water, and other supplies.
Emergency Drills: Conduct periodic drills to test emergency procedures.

Important Considerations:

Security: Implement robust security measures to deter unauthorized access and protect occupants.

Psychological Impact: Address the psychological impact of long-term confinement on occupants.

Ethical Considerations: Ensure the bunker is used responsibly and ethically.

Cost

Funding Source: Community members contribute equally to the initial investment and ongoing costs.

Community Size: 100 people.

Initial Investment: $9,602,500 (estimate)

Annual Operating Costs: $20,000 per year (increasing 5% annually).

Community Contribution: Each member contributes an equal share of the initial investment and annual operating costs.

Calculations:

Initial Investment per Member: $9,602,500 / 100 members = $96,025

Annual Operating Cost per Member (Year 1): $20,000 / 100 members = $200

1 Year Initial Investment +Annual Operating Cost = Total Cost per Member $96,225

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I Would have Room for about 50-100 People for one community bunker if this became a reality. but this is just a concept

Bunkr is a concept company I think could be innovative and tactful. A group of people could stay in underground bunkers as a community that survives together. I would be willing to do this for people if the money and the interest is there. But, at the end of the day, this is just a concept. Continue below for more information.

Concept Business Idea I have Below

It all started when…

When I realized that the people in the church who were saying that we will go through the tribulation were offering no real answers. No real strategies of surviving the tribulation. I believe in a pre-trib rapture, but like people, we are wrong sometimes about how we percieve the world. I wanted to create a bunker to give people a chance at surviving the tribulation, if they don't make it or there is no rapture. Are you sure there is a rapture, so sure not to help us create a bunker for the church. Let's get up and do something as if God is really telling us the world is ending, and we believe him. Donate below.

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A Message For Those That Don’t Support bunkers

My Opinion on End Times Prepping

Steps To Open A Bunker

Ethical Considerations: Ensure the bunker is used responsibly and ethically.

Cost

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I Would have Room for about 50-100 People for one community bunker if this became a reality. but this is just a concept

Concept Business Idea I have Below

It all started when…

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