Selco: It CAN Happen to You and You CAN Survive It
In this reality check, Selco warns that you should stop thinking “it cannot happen to me” or “I cannot survive that.” It CAN happen to you and you CAN survive.
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In this reality check, Selco warns that you should stop thinking “it cannot happen to me” or “I cannot survive that.” It CAN happen to you and you CAN survive.
In this article, Selco explains how the SHTF started in his country long before people realized it. It started when law-abiding people lost their guns.
Selco shares important lessons from the earliest days when the SHTF. They thought the disruption was only temporary. Sound familiar?
Selco says that out of the all experiences he had relating to the SHTF, when it comes to philosophy, the most valuable lesson he learned was to understand the big and small circles of survival.
It’s a wonderful day in the neighborhood, a marvelous day in the neighborhood…except this isn’t Mr. Roger’s neighborhood. This is Selco’s neighborhood and it’s going bad in a hurry.
War survivor Selco discusses with Toby what preppers need to know about strategic relocation and adaptation in these difficult times. The answers may surprise you.
Selco is NOT giving you ten things to do when the SHTF. This is the advice you need to remember. How does he know this? It helped keep him alive.
Selco shares a cautionary tale of the events that led up to the brutality of the Balkan War. He warns, “A lot of things that “can never happen there” are happening there.”
What happened to Balkanize the former Yugoslavia? Selco, a Balkan War survivor, talks about what came BEFORE the war…and the uncanny similarities to modern America.
The world seems to be unraveling at a frenetic pace. In his first AUDIO post, Selco shares his top 5 concerns about what’s coming next.
Selco warns the reality of medical preparedness is that those cool, pre-made kits are often a waste of money. Focus on skills, basics, and the supplies YOU specifically need.
People expect that the SHTF is going to be a specific event with a distinct beginning and end. Selco warns, “Do not hold your breath” waiting for this crisis to be resolved quickly.
In a tough-love article, Selco warns us, “It can happen there. It IS happening there. But you can survive it. Be gray. Make plans. But fight battles you can win.”
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