In the world of prepping, the economic collapse in Venezuela is a cautionary tale that reminds us of the need to be prepared for the worst. The ongoing crisis that began in the early 2010s has led to widespread shortages of food, medicine, and other essentials, driving many Venezuelans to adopt unconventional means of survival. […]
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The Collapse of the US Dollar and the Dawn of a New World Order
As a preppers we must always be vigilant and prepared for potential threats that could disrupt the status quo and drastically change the way we live. One possible scenario that has gained a lot of attention and one that is looking inevitable is a full-blown war between the United States and NATO against China, Russia, […]
Stocking a Year’s Worth of Food from Your Local Supermarket
As a prepper, one of the most important things you can do is to build a food supply that will last you and your family for at least one year. This will ensure that you are prepared for any disaster or emergency situation that may arise. While there are many options for building a long-term […]
Disaster Preparedness for EMP Attacks and Solar Storms
An EMP, or electromagnetic pulse, is a burst of electromagnetic radiation that can cause damage to electronics and electrical systems. An EMP strike, whether caused by a nuclear weapon detonated in the atmosphere or by a high-altitude EMP (HEMP) device, could potentially cripple a country’s infrastructure and electronic systems. In recent years, there has been […]
Warning: Do You Recognize these Five Common Piles of Prepper BS
The golden horde The golden horde theory has been portrayed for years by survival authors, bloggers and fiction writers, but will the golden horde of hopeless refugees swarm like hundreds of thousands of locust from the cities to the countryside after an economic collapse? No they won’t, not after an economic collapse anyways, in fact, […]
Five tips to avoid being a crime victim
This is a guest post by WL We live in a suburb of a large metropolitan area. Our suburb is typically considered safe. Safe enough, in fact, that I know people who leave their first floor windows wide open at night or when they’re gone for the day. Safe enough that people go for a walk […]