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13 unlucky signs the middle class has died + Half the country makes under 28k

13 unlucky signs the middle class has died + Half the country makes under 28k

The middle class has been shrinking for 30 years and  it might as well have met its demise.  Do you make more than 27 thousand dollars a year? If so then you are literally doing better than half of the nation financially.  As per the Social Security Administration wage statistics the median is 27,520.00. Who the heck can  raise a family off of that? No one. No American Dream anyway. Take away… Read more

11 foods that never expire or go bad

11 foods that never expire or go bad

An empty fridge and hungry stomach may lead you to eat some crazy things. We don't need a SHTF scenario in order for this to happen. Lets keep in mind that nothing will stay good for ever if not kept in the proper environment. Lets take a look at 11 foods that never expire. Some of these foods need to be kept in their original packaging. The list of foods below will… Read more

Getting started: Food Preparation

Getting started: Food Preparation

Food is usually the first thing to come to mind when attempting to prepare for a disaster scenario. A great example of this is when someone races to the store to buy bread and milk at even the mention of a bad storm.  Can you blame them? Statistically the next few things people race to purchase would be bottled water, batteries, generators but only after they get their foodstuff. There are a… Read more

8. Scary things that happen after our nation bankrupts (Economic Collapse)

8. Scary things that happen after our nation bankrupts (Economic Collapse)

Our nation... bankrupting? An economic collapse? Sounds silly right? Things have always been the same and no matter what happens we endure and we survive. Our government and financial institutions will take care of everything. They would never let us falter. Anyway.. all we need to do is print more money, or borrow some from our best friend, China. We are 16 trillion in debt right now. And the way we are… Read more