An economic collapse brings with it great challenges and not everyone will make it through them. Here are some inspiring stories about people who were able to adapt to survive.
Parenting advice that is not only socially acceptable, but applauded, in 2021, would have been considered absolutely appalling just a couple of years ago.
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.
Everyone keeps talking about the “new normal” but are you prepared for a reality that includes flashmob gangs, revolutionaries, and a lower standard of living?
There’s nothing angelic about Amazon’s new wearable technology. The Halo bracelet will tell you if you are condescending, opinionated, or fat and then report that information to the cloud.
Remember in the old days of, say, 2019, when anyone who talked about microchips, travel papers, and re-education camps was thought to be a crazy conspiracy theorist? And then 2020 rolled around proving at least 7 of those theories weren’t so crazy after all.
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.
Facebook’s creepy new AI system could “help you remember everything from where you left your keys to whether you already added vanilla to that bowl of cookie dough.”
Having a dog can be a real joy and keep you and your loved ones safe. But, what if you need a survival companion? Here are our top 5 picks.
Preparedness is just part of the roof of resilience. The Seven Pillars are designed to be the strong foundational pillars upon which it is supported. Here are what these pillars are and some actionable items.
The recent pandemic lockdown was like a practice run for a bigger SHTF event. In this article, preppers share some of the lessons they learned.
Two reasons that the world After COVID will be so different are problems with the economy and the supply chain. Let’s see where we’re headed.
Kara Stiff writes, “I had never actually given our food storage and production systems a good test. Now I have, and I’ve learned some important things.”
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