Selco's story is a cautionary tale.

I was reading more about the craziness going on in America lately, and I also watched Vivek Ramaswamy's livestream last night, where he talked to folks in Springfield, Ohio, and really listened to their concerns.

While none of us are currently facing the kind of siege Selco survived for a year, things happen so quickly that I thought it might be time to hear his story again.

LINK: https://www.theorganicprepper.com/selco-city-under-siege/

What are your thoughts? Could you see something like this coming to our country? Are you concerned about the rate things are devolving?

Let's talk about it in the comments section.

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