THE PEOPLES' VILLAGE PLAN FOR DISASTERS

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Feb 27, 2010 4:23PM EST

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ARE WORLD DISASTERS GETTING LARGER? by Gordon Swanson

"Gary, I would like to agree with you but much of the disaster takes out our history. Also, trying to maintain homes that are built wrong is costly. If we spend our money most wisely, we can build in better . . ." more

Feb 27, 2010 4:22PM EST

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ARE WORLD DISASTERS GETTING LARGER? by Gordon Swanson

"Chili in 1965 recorded the largest Earthquake 9.5 prior to this latest one.this one is a bit smaller at 8.8" more

Feb 27, 2010 4:18PM EST

Gary D. commented on a post

ARE WORLD DISASTERS GETTING LARGER? by Gordon Swanson

"It is just we hear of it quicker...and people build more buildings in KNOWN fault lines and KNOWN problem areas, you don't see any damage near places where there are buildings which have been there for . . ." more

Sep 14, 2009 11:10AM EDT

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WE NEED THE CHILDRENS' SCHOOL BUS! by Gordon Swanson

"The long distance kids would be bused. The short distance would walk. I lived in a small town in the north and I walked over a mile to and from school. Sometime in heavy snows and rains. All the school . . ." more

Sep 13, 2009 11:00PM EDT

amy r. commented on a post

WE NEED THE CHILDRENS' SCHOOL BUS! by Gordon Swanson

"Apparently the president has never lived where I live. The school my child goes to is about two hours walking distance. That's a silly place to cut corners..." more

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THE PEOPLES' VILLAGE PLAN FOR DISASTERS

Owner: Gordon Swanson

Created: Dec 21, 2007

This group is open to anyone that is interested in learning about disaster preparation and building. It is owned by the author of a planning book to show people how to rebuild and prepare for future disasters. It will only be active as long as people . . .