When it comes to any survival situation, one thing is certain – things you have with you can and will save your life. There are many factors that can go for and against you when you’re doing your best to Read More …
– By Manoj Bhardwaj from Hardshell Group – The body armor is made to protect the torso and the body from bullets, small-arms fire and light shrapnel from explosive devices. Body armor is often worn and legal for the military, Read More …
The Spartans were renowned throughout the ancient world for their military prowess and disciplined lifestyle. They did not win every battle, but they did beat back larger forces to defend their homelands time and time again. This ability came down Read More …
This article was written by Tom Chatham. As Russia prepares its people and military for possible nuclear war with the U.S. the American propaganda organs are busy selling the notion that everything is just fine. While Russia has been building Read More …
This article was written by Tom Chatham and originally published at Project Chesapeake. Most people that take future disruptions to their lives as a given usually go to the next step and have a backup plan to deal with those Read More …
We live in times where we all have access to technology and the internet, because of this privilege survival knowledge has increased, people have learned new things but people have died because of false information floating around the web. Misinformation Read More …
Do you have a family member with special needs? I do. My oldest son, Owen, was born with Angelman Syndrome. It’s a deletion on the maternal 15th chromosome. He’s completely non-verbal, globally developmentally delayed, has hard to control epilepsy, and Read More …
Maybe not “psyops” per se, but preppers should seriously consider studying behavioral and psychological ques that people give off when they lie. Unless you are the lone-wolf prepper that is going to run off into the wilderness and bury yourself Read More …
When SHTF, making the wrong decision can cost more than you will ever realize, so advice on what to do and what not to do should be sought out and heeded. You see many articles like „Ten Things to do Read More …
Disasters, both big and small, bring on a range of emotions. These emotions can include fear, confusion, uncertainty, anger, and others. Include with those emotions the possibility of danger and dealing with a situation you may not have dealt with Read More …
