What you thought on my first 24-hour plan for SHTF...And some great comments.
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Seven Days in the Dark: How I Watched My Neighbors Turn Into Thieves, My Home Become a Fortress, and the Brutal Truth That People--Not the Power Outage--Are Your Real Survival Crisis When the Lights Go Out for More Than a Week
I finished it and it's available!
We are getting very close to an economic collapse...ALL PRICES are going to explode higher.
There is a moment before the fall. You will miss it. Everyone does.
Living in a World of Ongoing Shortages: Structural Collapse and the End of Abundance--Why Stockpiling Food Represents the Only Rational Investment When the SHTF
Try to do a little prepping everyday. It will add up over time.
Stijn Schmitz welcomes Martin Armstrong to the show. Martin Armstrong is CEO and Chairman of Armstrong Economics Ltd. Martin argues that the conflict with Iran was a strategic miscalculation driven by Neocons and Benjamin Netanyahu's flawed strateg
OPERATION ISOLATION: Leaked FEMA Documents Reveal the 'Lone Wolf' Survival Protocol Was Engineered to Ensure Mass Casualties During Collapse--The $340,000 Death Trap They Don't Want You to Understand
Join Marjory Wildcraft and Christian Westbrook for an authentic, candid conversation about the engineered crises already underway -- energy, food, water, and economy -- and the hope encoded within them:
When the world starts falling apart, most people freeze.
You know about the Library of Alexandria, right?
The Day the Grid Failed: The Seventeen Minutes That Exposed the Fragile Foundations of Modern Civilization
If surveillance makes us safe, why are so many people murdered in prison? Flock cameras and the coming slave state.
Most people imagine that the beginning of a crisis announces itself with unmistakable spectacle.
For decades, the greatest threats to global stability were often imagined as distant possibilities--events reserved for history books, military simulations or the darkest years of the Cold War.
People have always imagined the beginning of a crisis in dramatic terms.
How a Single Moment Could Push Modern Civilization to the Brink
Most Americans have spent their entire lives inside what may very well be one of the most sophisticated systems ever created.
Editor's Note: This article was originally inspired by a simple question that has quietly found its way into countless conversations over the last few years. What would actually happen if the systems we take for granted suddenly stopped working?
Tina Blanco Interview: Satellite Phones, Starlink and AI Preparedness for Grid-Down Emergencies
Vivos xPoint, a survivalist bunker community built on a former military munitions depot in South Dakota, was created as a refuge for people preparing for disasters such as nuclear war, pandemics, or societal collapse, according to a new report by the
Hold enough investable cash that a 50% market decline feels to you like an opportunity, not a dagger in your belly.
And The World Did Not End It Was Quietly Taken Over By Something We Cannot See!
Issue #138 of The Wild Bunch Dispatch, Alt-Market's exclusive newsletter covering concepts and tactics for defeating globalism, is set to be released on March 30th.
ARE YOU READY FOR WHAT IS HAPPENING?
Words are important, to be sure that we are talking about the same things and situations. We need them so that we can somehow "categorize" things.
Ernest Hancock and Jeff Berwick - 'First off, I haven't seen Jeff in a few years. He comes over and says, "Yo, what's up?" We're talking, and I'm looking at him thinking, holy crap, you look ten years younger. I mean, seriously. I'll put up a picture
You can't know with one-hundred percent certainty when a disaster will strike.
International Man: Sure, cities can offer more career opportunities. Still, they are also more expensive, dirtier, have higher levels of crime, crowded, have fragile supply lines, and infrastructure that can get easily overwhelmed.