When the power goes out, it's never convenient. You should have a plan to meet your immediate needs, as well as short-term and long-term strategies. Here are some ideas for keeping things illuminated.
Almost half of the United States has once again restricted movement to slow down the spread of COVID-19. The second lockdown of America has begun.
"Homesteading" looks like frolicking outside all day and sitting down to a delicious scratch-cooked, home-raised meal in the evening. Don't be fooled by romantic notions. It's wonderful but there's a LOT more to it than that.
Did you ever wonder how gun control is rolled out and accepted? Here's a case study of how South American countries gradually disarmed their citizens.
A large number of independent truckers are planning multiple strikes in November during which they'll stop transporting...well, everything. Considering that our supply chain is already in bad shape, imagine the impact if transport also came to a halt.
People in the survival and preparedness world often think there's only hunkering down or bugging out, but there's a third option - deliberately being nomadic
Facebook is "fighting false news" by forcing heavy moderation. But - they won't show group owners what content was against "the rules." The only way to win that game is not to play it so I closed my groups. Here's where to join our new discussions.
Do you have questions about all the rumors surrounding the election? A county clerk was kind enough to answer these questions in an informative post.
Prepping and survivalism are two different roads to the same destination. And if you want to live through a wider variety of emergencies, you need to have both skill sets.
People are consumers or producers. Most of us are a combination of the two, but we should try to tip the balance toward producing whenever possible.
Fixing this mess that our country is in starts small, not big. It starts with families, neighbors, and communities. How we react to those with whom we disagree matters.
Regardless of who wins the election, chaos is likely to erupt. No matter who you are and no matter where you are, you need to be prepared for this.
Having your vehicle well-maintained, fueled up, and properly stocked is a lot more achievable than spending $100K on an armored Mad-Max equipped Sprinter van. Here's how to get your vehicle ready to bug out.
Here are some places you may be able to buy food when there's none in the grocery stores, as well as some unusual ideas for sold-out necessities. And you need to go NOW.
You don't need fancy gear or knowledge to hunt and eat reptiles: just a knife or spear and some basic info to ID the dangerous ones will get you started.
Nearly every tactic in the "Unrestricted Warfare" book is happening now, begging the question, "Has war with China already quietly started without the shooting?" 
You Need More Than Food to Survive
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