I used to believe that politicians were just stupid. However with three continents all doing the same thing, all in controlled demolition. I now believe they are all being paid to vote a certain way and to instigate policies aimed at destroying the west.
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Ive been stripping down all my camping gear and going back through it and came across the question of which stove do I use for a Go Bag.I still have to purchase from the list below the grills and the firebox.
It really came down to primarily the time of year. No open flames in summer ! Weight and fuel type. How much fuel did I want to carry and how heavy are the stoves.
The esbit can sit in my bag for years and I dont have to worry about alcohol leaking out of a container but is only good fora three day pack for the amount of tabs per weight to carry.
The pocket rocket Ive now used for 2 years and am happy with it and the bottle wont leak over time and would be the better choice for hot weather when open fires are restricted.
For open fires when fuel is not available or when no longer in non-permissive environments, Id like to try the grills out.Very light weight and nothing can break on them.
What I don’t like about the small Titanium stoves are having to put them together and I have already lost one of the cross strut pieces. They would be much better hinged.
Another consideration are the foods your carrying. Do they even require cooking or heating.Here the time of year also comes into play. winter requires hot food and more calories.
Esbit
Solo
Alton Ti Twig
MSR Pocket Rocket
Firebox
Alton Goods Ti Grill
Pathfinder Ti Grill
The more I look at the Firebox stoves the more Id like to try one.
https://www.survivalsupplies.com.au/pathfinder-titanium-grill-with-pouch-tigrill
https://www.survivalsupplies.com.au/solo-stove-lite-pot-900-combo
https://www.survivalsupplies.com.au/firebox-stove-g2-stainless-steel-ss-deluxe-combo-kit
Are these companies classed as lobbyists and how many of these funds go backhanded to politicians.
The best explanation of whats going on in the world and Australia today.
Very little knife crime in South Australia, however the state government bring in some of the toughest knife laws in the country. This not only shows it has nothing to do with public safety and everything to do with mass disarmament.