Despite what the mainstream media wants you to believe, the future is NOT looking bright for those who believe in freedom. Those of us with the right mindset, the right information, and the right preparations will get through what comes next with far less strife than others.
The pandemic and response to it have made dramatic changes to the job market. Here’s a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly of employment in America.
Sustainable agriculture and responsible land stewardship are the answer to global food insecurity, not dousing our planet with more chemicals.
An extreme shortage of semiconductors has caused a price surge that could soon render electronics outrageously expensive and certain vehicle repairs downright impossible. We may not have to wait for an EMP to take down our tech and cars – we are facing a shortage that will affect EVERYTHING.
Major banks are making huge investments in Big Agri, hoping to profit from food shortages that are sure to arise…oops…we meant “to help feed humanity.”
Reading the diary of a middle-class professional and family man hit directly by the economic devastation of the Great Depression feels uncannily like reading a modern-day newsfeed.
“Van Life” sounds idealistic and romantic. But many desperate Americans who can no longer afford housing are becoming “modern-day nomads” – and not by choice.
We’re watching as a totaled American economy meets a global supply collapse. Expect shortages and higher prices on clothing, food, appliances, electronics, and other essentials.
How much will it cost to “prove” that you’re healthy and Covid-free? Are we facing a future in which life will only go “back to normal” for rich people?
It isn’t just the virus that has caused our financial woes – it’s the response to the virus. Nearly every family is feeling the effects to some degree.
If you want your small business to survive during emergency events, having a business continuity plan is highly advised. Especially now in these rocky times.
China is publicly acknowledging a food shortage with an anti-food-wasting campaign encouraging people to eat half portions and finish their plates.
How does our economic situation actually compare to the Great Depression, the worst economic downturn in the industrialized world? Check out this analysis.
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