Preparedness & Survival Blog

Putin’s Losses Lead to Increased Threats Against the West

In recent weeks, Russia has suffered embarrassing losses of land and infrastructure. As a result of Ukraine’s strikes within its borders. Russian President Vladimir Putin does not take embarrassment or losses lightly. He and his advisers believed their war effort...

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How to Divide Your Survival Gear Among Loved Ones?

We talk a lot about self-sufficiency. Which we know is very important. We can’t depend on the government to help us when a disaster strikes. But “self” is only part of self-sufficiency. There are other people to consider. Including spouses...

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Are Boomers & Zoomers More Alike Than We Thought?

What does your generation have in common with Gen Z? If you are an older American, you may believe the answer is “very little.” Maybe even “nothing.” But the way you think – and your confidence level in our government...

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Preparing for Natural Disasters – Water Storage Tips

There are many important things to do to prepare for a natural disaster. One of the most crucial is gaining and properly storing water. If a disaster contaminates the water supply – or shuts it off altogether – we’ll need...

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Hackers Are Tampering With Our Presidential Election

We’ve seen cyber hackers breaching our water plants. Stealing millions of Americans' Social Security information from data brokers. And poking around our power grids. And now they’re interfering with our 2024 presidential election. Which is still 11 weeks away. Today...

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Is Rainwater Harvesting Illegal Now?

Government officials in 15 states — and counting! — regulated one of the most natural things known to man… rain. Thankfully, it’s not a felony to collect rainwater… yet. But many states restrict the practice. Citing disruptions to the natural...

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What Does the Stock Market Plunge Mean?

In 1992, a strategist for Bill Clinton’s presidential campaign coined a phrase. We’ve heard it many times since then.  Jim Carville was aiming this phrase – “It’s the economy, stupid” – at Clinton campaign workers. He was telling them to...

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Today’s Back to Survival School Lesson – Get an Emergency Food Stockpile

Many of our children and grandchildren are heading back to school. There’s no reason why we can’t as well. But for us, it’s survival school. You’re never too old to learn. Especially about acquiring an emergency food stockpile. Basically, there...

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Middle East Regional War May Be Inevitable

Is all hell about to break loose in the Middle East? It certainly looks that way. Hezbollah’s attack last week killed a dozen Israeli children and teens on a soccer field. It occurred in the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights. Israel responded...

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