Continuing in my series of Safe Location videos, state-by-state of the USA, this video describes the basic situations for the states of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South & North Carolina and Tennessee. States of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida will be essentially be under water after the Pole-Melt, which I think will completed by 2025, so not recommended to try to locate permanent survival areas anywhere in those states. South Carolina and Georgia will mostly flood but have easy access to the highlands of Tennessee, with the slight exception of Georgia’s high lands which will over populate, along with Tennessee in the After-Time, so both states are off the list of good survival states. Tennessee will suffer from overpopulation as many migrants from the lower gulf states will naturally move and try to settle there during the march of the rising sea sea level in the After-Time. North Carolina is a special situation where sociological problems of a disparate community of very different people and lifestyles try to occupy the same mountainous zone of the southern US, therefore I discuss North Carolina in it’s own segment.
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Who is this guy and where is he from? His knowledge of US Geographical locations is abysmal. It isn’t pronounced “R Kan’ sass”, it’s “R’ can saw” and he has such trouble with what state is north of it and where the New Madrid fault line is at. Believe me, we who live here know where the Arkansas River Valley is located and will know to steer clear of it because of Dardanelle’s nuclear power plant. The mountainous area south of the AR river valley is the Ouachita mountains. To the north is the Ozarks. Please streamline your presentation and stop with all the “uhs, and ah, over here uh well maybe over there, ah the state uh.. to the north… but ah after the uh Madrid ah, I mean polar shift ahh will be uh… west? Uh.. Missouri. … ”
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Hello Royce. I am from Canada, western Canada specifically, and as you suggest, I have never been to the lower states. Your strict response notwithstanding, and although unpleasant, I would have liked to go there to see your beautiful state. Yes, I’ve been updated about the pronunciation of the name of your State already, thank you. You are right again about my halting style of speech, which I am working hard on improving. As I’ve said repeatedly in my videos, people that live in the states Know the land, yet still, there are many people who have no clue as to what is coming, hence my videos.
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