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Description of  Top Disaster Threats To Prepare For: The Top 9 Most Dangerous Disasters Threatening The United States Today and How To Prepare For Each Of Them

Will it be an EMP attack, a terrorist attack, a solar flare, a nuclear war, a massive earthquake, World War III, or what? In this book, you are going to learn about how to get into the mind of a doomsday prepper to begin preparing yourself for the biggest threats facing the United States of America today. Prepping for disaster used to be considered crazy, but now there are communities, families, and individuals all over the country who are preparing for a widespread disaster. Essential preparations should be stockpiling water, food, and weapons conducting doomsday rehearsals and preparing a bug out bag and vehicle to bug out from your home if necessary. But equally as important as preparing for disasters is knowing which specific disasters to prepare for? Are you aware of the biggest potential disasters threatening the United States today? Localized disasters dont count. Were talking about major disasters that would affect the whole country, and possibly the world. In this book, in alphabetical order, we are going to countdown the top disasters threatening America, describe what those disasters would look like, and then point out some tips you can use to survive each of them. The top nine disasters we are going to list out include: 1.Asteroid Impact 2.Biological/Contagious Virus 3.Cyberwarfare 4.Economic Collapse 5.EMP Attack 6.Nuclear War 7.Solar Flare 8.Terrorist Attack 9.Yellowstone Supervolcano Erupting The purpose of this book is simply to provide you with a brief but informative overview of what these disasters are and how they will impact America, and some basic tips on what you can do to prepare for each of them. After reading this book, you can continue your research on any of these disasters that you personally feel is the most likely to happen. This guide is purely meant to be an introduction to these disasters, and not an in-depth analysis of them.