75 BUG OUT BAG LIST ESSENTIALS FOR SURVIVAL AND PREPAREDNESS
75 BUG OUT BAG LIST ESSENTIALS FOR SURVIVAL AND PREPAREDNESS BUG OUT BAG LIST I know, I know….The last thing the World Wide Web needs is another Bug Out Bag List… Read more »
Author Archives: Amy S.
One Year In Hell…Surviving a Full SHTF Collapse
Surviving a Full SHTF Collapse Many in the precious metals community are eagerly anticipating a complete systemic collapse of the financial system because as “preppers”, they expect to not only… Read more »
Bartering In A Post-Collapse Society
Post-Collapse Society One of the reasons that some people don’t bother thinking about or preparing for a disaster is because they believe they have enough money to get through it,… Read more »
Would You Give Police Your Facebook Password To Get A Gun “Permit”?
Your Facebook Password To Get A Gun “Permit” Facebook Account Information Used by Police to Approve or Deny Gun “Permits” in New York Town The Watervliet Police Department and… Read more »
Police Department Requesting Facebook Passwords From Gun Permit Applicants
Police Department Requesting Facebook Passwords Request violates Constitution & Facebook’s Terms of Service The Watervliet, N.Y., Police Department is asking pistol permit applicants for access to their Facebook accounts. The… Read more »
Stockpiling food, ammo and fishing supplies for SHTF
Stockpiling food, ammo and fishing supplies for SHTF Lets talk about stockpiling food, ammo and fishing supplies for some kind of long term SHTF situation. These are the supplies that… Read more »
Attack on Our Power Grid: The Existential Threat No One Is Talking About
Attack on Our Power Grid The U.S. power grid is highly vulnerable to an attack by an EMP weapon or a solar event. Such an attack on the power grid… Read more »
Martial Law and the Economy: Is Homeland Security Preparing for the Next Wall Street Collapse?
Martial Law and the Economy Reports are that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is engaged in a massive, covert military buildup. An article in the Associated Press in February… Read more »