Where is the best place to be in the USA when TSHTF?

not USA

an internment camp.......

Just hide.

go to Canada

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it better be wherever you are, when it hits , or you are screwed
i am staying put, family, friends, resources, i know the area by heart, have lots of wilderness and farms and freshwater

home

Really....

There has to be some people out there reading this that know where the safest place is - Kansas? California(LOL, of course where I am), Wisconsin?

Rhode Island? LOL.

I think not. Not a good place to be when the tidal wave hits.

I'd rather be in Montana.

michigan

Fort Super Awesome, Texas.

Don't forget about the Yellowstone super volcano.

just enter your chambers as it were, for a little while, until the indignation of the Lord passes......

Absolutely correct, best to know your surroundings and Michigan is awesome.

I live between San Diego and Orange County, but am house sitting for my family - about 50 miles north east of Sacramento. Total redneck country...pretty awesome. Acreage, 2 wells (1 being an artisan(?) well), horses (breed, train and show), chickens, dogs (including my English Mastiff :0)), garden, sheep (we could always eat them - UGGGGHHHHH). The obvious benefits make me want to stay here for the next couple months and see how things play out with the current world BS.

For the US at least, the midwest is probably the best bet. Though if a lot of flooding happens, watch the Great Lakes and Mississippi.

canada ftw

Canadys, SC.
why? check out www.overcomerministry.org

1Kristan,
You are blessed to have that opportunity, I would say stick around for awhile. I doubt anyone will deny you won't know which direction to go, by march.

Whats going to happen? I thought it would have happnened already.

I'll be in the middle of the street in full body armor

I will FIGHT

and, hopefully not run away scared...I might though....can you all come to my house when it happens? safety in numbers and all....

The best place to be is GROUND ZERO.

Find a deep cave.

IT WON'T MATTER WHERE YOU ARE!

better there then in chilly wisconsin kristin1

Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington, and Western Idaho are all nice, if you know the land, I grew up around there and have hunted all over, I could do well there.

In the country - away from large crowds of people -

well , Im moving to a place in nevada.10000 ft climbs and some poker too lol.lw cost of living.Ride a harley year round

Six feet under.

10 thousand ft above:) great show btw

By the Mexican or Canadian line...