Truth be told, I’m more than a little fed up. I’m a blogger. And I blog about survival, preparedness, and gear. But when I tell people this, I get glazed eyes and blatant disinterest. I start by saying I’m a blogger, and while … Continue reading
Steve Quayle Alert Original Writing: May 25, 2015 Update/Release: June 08, 2015 Memorandum To: Concerned Parties From: John Moore In Re: Jade Helm 15 Ladies and Gentlemen, In the alternative media, there has been a lot of concern over the … Continue reading
A Foreshadowing of Future Mass Panic in America: This Is Why We Prepare… Every year somewhere in our country tens of thousands of Americans experience an emergency resulting from any number of scenarios that may include natural disasters, economic hardship … Continue reading
When we’ll have no running water, no hyperactive emergency services, no electricity… we are going to turn back to what people did 100 years ago. Here you’ll find some “little” survival tricks popular in the early 1900’s and (some of them) useful … Continue reading
During summer and early fall in South Florida (I used the term “fall” loosely, summer lasts 7-8 months down here), we have a thunderstorm just about every day in the early afternoon. With it comes lightning, flooding, occasional hail, a … Continue reading
A major radiation leak reportedly occurred at a New Mexico waste facility in mid-February that largely went unreported in the mainstream media. The radiation incident at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) was deemed a “serious radiological event” by staffers … Continue reading
Most of you have heard the news now of the devastating floods in Wimberley Texas that occurred over the weekend. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families who are suffering there now and can only offer our hope … Continue reading
Leadership is a strange thing. Many people throughout history have become reluctant, yet legendary leaders while others have been technically in a leadership position, but the results of their command were far from stellar. Several of the later type come … Continue reading
According to the CDC the prevalence of food and skin allergies has increased at an alarming rate in children under the age of 18 from the year 1997 to 2011. Additionally, they say that Allergic conditions are the most common … Continue reading
The key to survival is preparation, and the consummate prepper is well aware of Sta-Bil, the fuel additive that allows users to store gasoline for a year or more to prevent its highly-refined molecular structure from breaking down and losing … Continue reading
If you have not seen or heard of MRE’s (Meal Ready to Eat) by now, I have to wonder where you have been. MRE’s are a military staple that has naturally bled over into the preparedness market because of their … Continue reading
An often overlooked area of prepping is post-SHTF disease control and field sanitation. A huge priority after the SHTF, above practically everything else, should be maintaining an optimum level of general health including hygiene. Extreme attention to staying healthy must not … Continue reading
One thing many people do not think about when it comes to preparedness is how to decontaminate the area of disease and other very unpleasant things such as bodies or carcass’ of dead animals. These are very important things to … Continue reading