Weird New Inventions for the New Decade
Someday we might be able to see right through a solar panel. One day we might be able to eat our water bottles after we drink their contents. One day Japan will build a robotic moon base. Someday our cars...
Preparedness & Survival Blog
Retirement Prep and Crisis Prep Are Two Peas in a Pod
Most people think of preparing for a crisis and preparing for retirement as two completely separate activities. But if you think about it, they are similar. There is plenty of overlap. The main difference is that with retirement, you can...
Spreading Coronavirus Leads to Quarantines, Food Shortages… Is America Next?
[Update from the warehouse: Demand is high for Survival Food due to the global Coronavirus emergency. But as of today, 4Patriots food kits are still available and ready to mail. Take a look for yourself, right here.] It started slowly...
When Pitch Black Gets Darker
One of the most impactful memories from my time in the SEAL Teams didn’t occur in a country halfway around the world. It was in the San Francisco Bay in 1999. I was a Platoon Commander at SEAL Team One...
Unboxing the Patriot Power Generator 1800… Almost Too Good to Be True
By now you’ve all heard about our new Patriot Power Generator 1800. I can’t remember the last time we were this excited about a new product. Today I’m going to remind you about how the 1800 is an improvement over...
Personal Alarm Beats a Smart Phone When You Need Help in a Hurry
Most of us are so used to carrying our mobile phone around with us these days, we wonder how we ever survived without it. How did our parents keep track of us when we were kids? How did we connect...
February Fishing Fails Will Foil Your Fun
Even if you’ve never gone fishing in your entire life – and never plan to – please don’t ignore this. You may find yourself in a position someday where if you don’t catch a fish, you don’t eat. And if...
Are Your Pets Prepared for Winter’s Second Half?
So far, many parts of the country have experienced a relatively mild winter. Temperatures in most areas have been a little above average and snowfall has been slightly less than normal. Of course, that’s what occurred through the first half...
Warehouse Full of Unused Aid Found in Puerto Rico... Heads Are Rolling
A verbal battle is going on in Puerto Rico. It's between former Housing Secretary Fernando Gil Ensenat and Governor Wanda Vazquez Garced. So far, Vazquez seems to be leading. After all, she fired Ensenat last weekend. But he's not going...