How to Be a Producer in a Nation of Consumers
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.
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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.
Is Walmart already working with the Government to be the distributors of EVERYTHING from food to medicine to winter coats when the SHTF?
Americans are losing trust in each other, in the government, and in the media, according to a concerning new survey.
It seems like every week we report on yet another recall. Today’s recall is something you’ll find in many preppers’ stockpiles: spaghetti sauce.
An economic collapse here might look a lot different than the ones we’ve witnessed in other countries: some of the things that could happen in the US.
Even though Americans blew through $850 billion dollars at Christmas, this may not actually mean that the economy is on the upswing. All the problems there before the holiday didn’t just go away.
Suddenly, it looks like just as hopeful citizens believed Argentina was getting back on its feet, another collapse could be imminent.
Recently, a lot of signs have been pointing to a financial crisis the likes of the Great Depression hurtling toward us, but no one wants to heed these warnings.
Thousands of stores will close this year, leaving tens of thousands of people unemployed. Here’s how this retail apocalypse could devastate our economy.
If the public understood how vulnerable our reliance on global shipping made us, they’d become preppers overnight. Here are a few ways that supply disasters can strike.
These tips aren’t one bit glamorous, but anyone can follow them. You’ll be ready to survive an economic collapse – even if it’s just a personal one.
Want to know why an emergency fund is essential? Here are 20 real-life examples of times my cash stash saved my bacon.
The April Fool’s edition of Survival Saturday: These stories should be pranks but they’re painfully true.
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