The Present Legal Support for Seizing our Food and other Supplies In just over ten years since it was formed, the Homeland Security Department has grown to employ 240,000+ people,… Read more »
This is the first part of a two-part article about the risk of having everything we’ve stored taken from us – not by force by a gang of armed violent… Read more »
The next time you get really hungry, I mean the kind of hungry that results from having gone way too long since you should have eaten some food, think about… Read more »
Dmitry Orlov is a Russian blogger who writes about the parallel between the U.S and the USSR. Orlov lived through the financial collapse of the Soviet Union in the early… Read more »
To go without electricity for a couple of hours is a bad enough experience for most. But imagine the horror if the power were to stay out for days, or… Read more »
Immediately following a regional (or wider) disaster, when the realization sets in that the consequences are going to last for more than just a few days, there will be items… Read more »
The following video has been popping up around the blogoshpere, which I believe some of you may be interested to watch; so I’m posting it here for your reference. Quote:… Read more »
Our county sits at over 16 trillion dollars in debt, with unfunded obligations that make the actual debt numberabout $120 trillion. The reality of the situation is there’s really no way out… Read more »