Missouri woman has spent $45,000 preparing home for nuclear disaster
“The price of everything here has gone up so much – but I need to ready myself and my family for a disaster situation. I’ve added a lot more food to the bunker and a new water filtration system, as well as some chickens and a turkey,” she said.
In addition, she’s set up a greenhouse for homegrown produce and has added more ammo and weapons to the “secret bunker.” MacKenzie said she’s received a fair amount of backlash for her viral prepper video, but says she believes she’s made herself “very vulnerable” but “for a good cause.” “My friends and family think I’m crazy, but I always tell them that when the time comes, they won’t be calling me crazy then,” she reportedly said.The prepper’s basement bunker has enough supplies to feed a family of three for up to two years.“It’s easy to get overwhelmed and try to panic-buy supplies, but I don’t and will never encourage this,” MacKenzie said. “Just buy a few extra items each time you shop and eventually, you will see progress.
Her videos offer a glimpse into MacKenzie’s home, including a video of a secret bunker that is stocked with shelves of water and other supplies needed to survive the end of the world.MacKenzie has defended herself from trolls who have accused her of hoarding.“I was just told that I was a hoarder and it’s people like me who make it hard for mothers to feed their children because I’m taking all of the food off the shelves.
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