It is a great time to a be a preparedness or survival blogger! There is so much $hit hitting the fan right now, I just wish I had more time to blog!!
Here is the list of things happening that has caused me to order several new cases of Mountain House and Provident Pantry #10 cans [...]
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Fire! Fire! Fire!
Yes, Fire is your single biggest SHTF threat. All the planning in the world cannot stop your retreat from being engulfed in a blazing inferno. In California we are getting SLAMMED by fires. I am about 50 miles away from the closest fire but the air is still brown and smokey and [...]
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Today’s article comes to us from RB. She details ideas on alternative forms of healing and treatment.
Remember that survival blogs and preparedness blogs are here to help you get IDEAS that you can apply to your own unique preparedness situations. This article is a perfect example. At first I was admittedly sceptical about alternative forms [...]
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The one single issue I feel strongest about is out of control government spending and general fiscal irresponsibility by our government officials. It makes me sick to see how weak our country’s finances are when they could be strong and mighty.
Please check out Mr. Perot’s new site and support the movement that the government’s runaway [...]
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Readers,
As many of you have noticed I have not been posting with a steady frequency. The truth is that gas prices, food prices and the general state of the stock market have forced me to sell my computer, cancel my ISP and forced me into bankruptcy.
Well, actually that has not happened YET!!! Like many of [...]
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Well, for a while it looked like the subprime mess was going to sink the US economy, spread to the rest of the world and sink the planet into a global recession or depression. In my opinion that was a little over the top.
I call the US the “teenage girl” of the global economy. We [...]
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