In a world where uncertainty has become the norm, knowing how to adapt, react, and survive is no longer a fringe hobby. It has become a life necessity for anyone who values independence and safety. The ability to endure hardship without outside help comes down to one key factor: skill. Having gear is important and stocking supplies is essential, but skills are what make those tools truly effective. Without the right knowledge,… Read more
Cincinnati Official Celebrates Brutal Attack as Lawlessness Spreads: Why Survival Skills Matter Now More Than Ever
America’s cities are slipping further into chaos, and the latest outrage out of Cincinnati is proof that the people in charge are not coming to save you. Instead of condemning violence, a sitting city council member openly celebrated a savage assault on innocent victims. This is what the decline of a society looks like when order gives way to mob rule and leaders refuse to defend the law-abiding. You can read the… Read more
Free Printable Pet CPR and Emergency Dog & Pet Medical visual aids: How to do cpr on a dog
Here is a large collection of visual aids and printable guides to keep around your home or office to aid you if ever you should have to preform CPR on your dog or cat. These can save your pets life. Print these out and tape them somewhere readily available, in the event your dog is choking or not breathing you wont have time to do anything other than ACT and act quickly.… Read more
Chemical attacks: How to identify them by symptom
Chemical attacks: How to identify them by symptom. Chemical attacks rarely happen state side, but history tells us that chemical weapons have been used quite frequently over the past century. Most notably in other nations. As terrorist domestic and international grow in size, so does the possibility of a terrorist act. Anyone keeping a watchful eye on the daily news would see the trend of terrorist activity spiking in the USA. To… Read more
What you should know about Ebola (Prepping for Ebola)
Can Ebola be a pandemic here in America? Sure. And I think a pandemic is really something to worry about. But when it comes to Ebola out breaking in America... I do not see it ending society or even the world as we know it. Isolation and good hygiene lock Ebola away and kill the spread of infection. Between good hygiene and avoidance there isn't too much to worry about. Don't get… Read more
A failure to protect our borders is a failure to society
Hundreds of immigrant minors flock to the states and your heart strings tug. But what's behind door number two? We have a border crisis. Are illegal immigrants and open borders proposing a great threat to our society and way of life? It depends on who you ask? Some scream to open the borders. Others quietly look the other way and ignore the statistics. Many think a failure to protect our borders is a… Read more
Surviving a heat wave (after the power goes out) Plus 17 ways to stay cool
Do you concider a heat wave a natural disaster worth preparing for? Some of our readers may be in a region less prone to heat waves but for many of us who live in areas with seasonal weather changes summer is usually well welcomed as we get a chance to say goodbye to the bitter cold and dampness that often accompanies winter. But when summer is here and the daylight hours grow… Read more
A state by state guide to venomous spiders
You may be surprised to find that your State made this list. For example I had no idea we had Widows in New York. A state by state guide to venomous spiders and how to treat and spot them. Is your state on here? You probably can not identify all of the spiders in your zone or state, and that's OK. But you should be able to identify the dangerous ones! Please… Read more