MORSE CODE

I'm not a prepper. Hopefully I have enough resourcefulness to make a good attempt at survival in case of a national disaster or war. However, when an enemy invades a country, the first thing they try to take control of is communications, the media, for obvious reasons. Because of this, and because our federal government is now so unstable, it might be a good idea to get into Ham Radio, or at least have on hand a shortwave radio (with extra batteries), and to learn Morse Code. Morse Code can come in handy in a crunch, and is easy to learn if one takes a few minutes to study it, and practice it with friends. At a young age I learned the distress signal S.O.S. in Morse Code. Why not learn how to say everything else?

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For the complete contents of the Butter Rum Cartoon (not in Morse Code), click here.