“Queen of Doomsday” Invests $20k to Prepare for World War III
Krystal, a devoted mother of three from the United States, has gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure her family’s survival in the face of potential global calamities. Over the years, she has invested over $20,000 in medical supplies, electrical goods, and enough food to last her family a year. Additionally, she has amassed a collection of protective gear to shield them from various threats.
Preparing for all scenarios
In a recent feature on YouTube’s Truly Channel, Krystal explained her motivations: “I prep for anything, whether the grid were to collapse and the power turns off, if there’s another pandemic, civil war, civil unrest, or World War 3. We always prepare for the worst case scenario, and we always hope for the best case scenario.”
Family involvement and skills passed down
Krystal’s husband, Derek, and their three children are actively involved in the preparation process. The family is learning essential survival skills, such as growing and preserving food, which Krystal inherited from her grandparents. She is now passing these valuable lessons on to her children while also sharing prep tips online.
Viral fame on TikTok
Known as ‘The Queen of Doomsday’ on TikTok, Krystal has garnered over 2.5 million likes, capturing the attention of a wide audience with her detailed and practical advice on preparedness.
Krystal’s ultimate goal is to accumulate enough supplies for five years of survival and to eventually live entirely off the grid. She diligently grows vegetables in her garden and preserves them for future use. Her regular pantry is kept separate from her emergency supplies, and she promptly replaces any items used from her ‘Doomsday’ kit.
A balanced approach to preparedness
Despite her extensive preparations, Krystal insists that her efforts are not solely about “doom and gloom.” She emphasizes the importance of being ready for civil unrest, citing the increase in riots and protests in the US as a significant concern. “Civil unrest is one of the many reasons we prep. Here in the USA we’ve seen riots and protests increase over time and it’s just not something that we want to put our family in or around,” she explained.
Husband’s perspective
Initially skeptical, Krystal’s husband, Derek, admitted that his views changed during the pandemic. “My opinion changed around the pandemic – seeing the chaos. This is a skill that we need to pass down to our kids, colleagues, friends, etc.”
Public reaction
Many have applauded Krystal’s foresight and dedication. One YouTube user commented, “This is called adulting. We all need to do a bit of this.” Another viewer praised her, saying, “She’s the most sane and wisest person.” However, some caution against turning preparedness into an obsession, noting the importance of balancing future concerns with living in the present moment.
Krystal’s story serves as a testament to the power of preparation and the lengths to which one mother will go to protect her family against an uncertain future.
