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Our world today would seem magical to our ancestors. Our needs are met almost immediately, we have clean water at the turn of a knob, heat at the push of a button, and light with the flip of a switch. Food is purchased in a box, ready to heat, and a
I called this article moving around with purpose when SHTF with clear intention. SHTF, especially early stages may be a good opportunity to acquire things through looting, scavenging, or whatever you may call it. However, it is also a good opportu
Is your house like an unfortunate cross between Doomsday Preppers and Hoarders?
While we would love to be able to trust the liquid flowing from our faucets, anyone who pays even half-hearted attention to the news knows that we can no longer expect safety in our drinking water unless we confirm it ourselves.
Seattle got excited about the snow storm that's expected to hit tomorrow.
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Ernest Hancock
Jay Noon (Freedom Activist; Survivalist) comes on the show to talk about a variety of liberty issues, prepping, cryptocurrencies, predictions for 2019, and more - Jacek Spendel (Director of Project Arizona) recap 2018, and what's in store for the com
The gray man mentality and situational awareness is about more than what you wear, it's about everything you do that might make you stand out in a crowd. Being the gray man is about what you do and say on a daily basis, and who you say it to.
It's a process, not an event...
It's a process, not an event...
It's a process, not an event...
Oftentimes, that price is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD. This is a very real condition triggered by experiencing or witnessing a horrifying event or series of events. You can learn more about PTSD here on the VA website. Once called "shel
Want an inexpensive method for emergency lighting that you can make with the kids? Make a Crisco candle! (But be sure to do it safely!)
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Ernest Hancock
Brandon Smith (Alt-Market.Com) comes on the show to talk about preparing for coming disaster, barter networks, alternative economies, etc... - Richard Grove (Tragedy and Hope) on Autonomy: The University of Reason; Pirate Communication and why we nee
are when they are faced with hunger" ...Surviving in a Venezuelan city is a lot different than it is in a country retreat. Each location has its own problems and benefits. I wrote before about the dangers of rural retreats and today I will write ab
Here comes the storm
After months of fraught negotiations - first with the EU, then with her eurosceptics in Parliament - mere hours remain before Prime Minister Theresa May brings her Brexit withdrawal agreement up for a vote in the House of Commons on Tuesday. And with
Sometimes I really enjoy cleaning. I like to remove all the clutter, scrub all the surfaces, and open the windows for a fresh breeze.
Are you sick of all the nasty chemicals in skin care products? Here's how to make a homemade moisturizer you could actually eat. (And it's great for dry winter skin!)
If the demand is there, the supply will show up.
In general, when the government shuts down, I post a few funny memes about how it's the most boring apocalypse ever and my life goes on exactly as it has before. I'm not personally very affected by it and I think the government is far too large a
When planned obsolescence goes too far, the people of the Right to Repair want the right to…repair things. They aren't fighting back with pitchforks and torches, but rather, screwdrivers and torch lights.
They say preppers should wear tin foil hats. However, preppers may be the only people that survives what is coming. There is too much going on for their not to be some future disruption of services and today that would probably mean war. What will yo
My cousins there in the open country of Venezuela tell me that nights are dark. The government cut the power, and hungry people use this to go to the farms and see what they can steal.
(Natural News) The discovery of penicillin is considered a landmark moment in modern medicine. Although antibiotic overuse is a very serious problem, there is no denying that there are situations where antibiotics like penicillin can save your life.
In this world, there are two kinds of people. You can be a consumer or you can be a producer.
Instead of coming up with all sorts of intense resolutions that will totally change everything (until you stop doing them in a week or so) what if you did something different this year? What if you vowed to make 2019 the year that you learn stuff?
The second biggest Ebola outbreak in history is going on the in the Democratic Republic of Congo right now. It's second only to the 2014 outbreak that infected nearly thirty thousand people and killed more than 11,000.
I read an interesting history some time ago, where a prepper, an ex-lieutenant, retired and headed to the hills with his dog in a big rig. This one was heavily modified: beefed up suspension, oversized diesel engine with redundant fuel lines, and all
Some people won't get these but some of you will appreciate them. If you can't laugh at yourself, call me ?" I'll laugh at you. BTW, I'm guilty of at least some of these. Here are 27 signs you might be a crazy prepper…
100+ Items to Barter in a Post-Collapse World (2018 Edition)
