Category Archives: Safety and Preparedness

On 19 February, at 6pm Pacific / 9pm Eastern, I’ll be hosting a free webinar. I’ll be talking about Intelligence Preparation of the Community  (IPC).  This course is unique because there are a LOT of folks talking about preparedness, but … Continue reading →

A discussion on hypothermia at the 2015 Winter Survival Course.

The team slowly rose as the rally signal was passed back, each silently slipping their rucks on. Andy moved to the opening and took a knee to provide security while guiding the others in. The two remaining men, Al and … Continue reading →

Why would the government want to punish people that are just trying to work hard, become more self-sufficient and take care of their families?  There are approximately 3 million preppers in the United States today, and often they appear to … Continue reading →

Back to Basics Meet and Greet Thursday, January 15 at 6:30pm – 8:30pm Brasstown Community Civic Center 255 Settawig Road Brasstown, North Carolina 28902 Join us for our first Back to Basics meeting which will kick off with a potluck … Continue reading →

Getting prepared for the chaos that is coming to America in the years ahead is not that complicated.  Help is out there – if you know where to look.  And it doesn’t have to be expensive either.  In this article, … Continue reading →

The drug cartels are using radios to report the movements of Mexican police and military.  It’s a very functional Early Warnings & Indicators (EWI) system they have set up, not unlike what Sparks31 and I have been talking about with … Continue reading →

h/t WRSA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Most people think PT is a car from Chrysler or physical therapy. Physical training is the most important aspect of any training for your survival. I highly recommend “Convict Conditioning” as the most essential tool to rebuilding your … Continue reading →

by DanMorgan76 I recently noticed a WRSA posting regarding Daniel Beard’s Book “Camp-Lore”, and an article from ivymikecafe.comregarding his recent backpacking trip into the Appalachian mountains. The author explains the trips purpose was skill building, primarily land navigation.  Others in … Continue reading →

The following six events represent some of the most likely events which would mortally wound our society. 1. False flag attack as a result of a chemical and biological attack 2. False flag attack as a result of a series of … Continue reading →

by John Mosby We, as preppers, tend to let the potential future bad times take precedence over the good moments in our lives today. Sure, the government sucks, rule-of-law is gone, and Islamo-fascist jihadists are going to be setting off … Continue reading →

This morning as I was trying to catch up on my email (I get a massive amount of email each month, last month over 3,000), I opened a great one from John W. In a nutshell  John, is new to prepping and hasn’t really … Continue reading →

I like a lot of types of dogs including mutts. I really dislike some breeds of dogs. I have owned 3 types of dogs. MY ONLY FAVORITE, which I did own and love, is the German Shepherd. I am in … Continue reading →

FreeFor & Information Ops… A number of FreeFor have expressed a concern that they want to be more secure online, but weren’t sure how to go about it.  We’ll attempt to close that gap.  It isn’t hard, it will just require … Continue reading →