The Saturday Evening Post

GOING BUNKERS

s 2023 limps to a close, it's apparent that many of my fellow Americans live in a state of nearconstant wariness. Things could go horribly wrong at any moment. Another pandemic, a meteor strike, a nuclear blast. Even those smoky, lung-clogging wildfires over our northern border are concerning. “Pick your poison,” one survivalist recently warned me, pointing to multiple apocalyptic scenarios. Truth

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