I could see that as a remote training and hole-up site. A true low profile site for doing some types of things that are best done out in the middle of nowhere, but living caveman style is basically a loss scenario.

Another part of the issue is evacuating refugees and families. It is one thing to be fighting mobile and all, another thing for a lot of us is to make sure our non-combatants are in a relatively safe, secure and comfortable area.

Maybe we could classify the site types, since I can see how several are going to be useful.

Prepping the place without some sort of power tools though, that is an exercise in primitive living and all, but not an exercise in effective modern guerrilla technique, and definitely not an exercise in reconstructing a viable and sustainable system of government to replace the one we have.

The Greeks and Romans were primitive by our standards, and had sustainable agriculture figured out. I like the idea of survivability and all, but the Indians here in North America were the result of a failure of civilization, mainly due to the dysfunctionality of the major technological civilizations that had been formed in this hemisphere.