Plants can be a very beautiful addition to any home or property. But it’s also an unfortunate fact that sometimes the most beautiful plants...
Last year, I wrote about the massive Canadian wildfires that devastated, not only the wilderness, but the air quality in many cities, including New York. Now,...
The Great Depression was arguably the hardest economic since the Dark Ages. The things people had to do to survive that era serve as...
The process of drying and curing meats has been around for centuries. It was critical for food storage before people had refrigerators and freezers. But even today,...
It seems that the number, size, and increasing levels of violence of protests have become more common in the past several years. It’s natural...
This morning, I read an article from the AP that confirms what we’ve been warning about for years: the rise of ‘zombie’ companies is...
What are the survivalist’s basic tools? Where does the toolkit end and equipment begin? That is a tough call if you took a few...
I recently read a book that estimates up to 5 billion people could die in the months and years after a global-scale nuclear war.
The...
Power outages are a frequent occurrence in our country, and it’s no wonder, given that the power grid is outdated and poorly maintained. In...
Our current iteration of SHTF proves that there are always people out there ready to take things of value that do not belong to...









