M.D. CREEKMORE

Hey, everyone! It’s been a productive week here at the homestead, and I wanted to share what I’ve done to keep moving forward with prepping. As you all know, prepping is about staying consistent, making small improvements, and thinking ahead. Here’s what I did this week:

1. 1. Stockpiled More Canned Goods
      I headed to the local grocery store and found a great deal on canned beans and vegetables. I picked up 24 cans of black beans, 12 cans of corn, and 10 cans of green beans. These are staples that I know I’ll use, and they have a long shelf life. I made sure to rotate them into my pantry using the FIFO (First In, First Out) method.
   2. Ammo Restock
      With everything going on, I decided to pick up some extra ammo while it’s still available. I added 200 rounds of 9mm and 100 rounds of .223 to my stockpile. Ammo prices seem to fluctuate a lot these days, so when I find a decent price, I grab it.
   3. Coop Maintenance
      The chickens are doing great, and this week I cleaned out their coop and added fresh wood-chips. I also stocked up on extra feed from the local feed store. Keeping the coop clean and the hens healthy is key to having fresh eggs, especially as the weather cools down.
   4. Tested Emergency Gear
      I made it a point to test and top off the batteries of all of my solar generators and portable power stations this week since winter is just around the corner and with winter comes the possibility of ice, snow, and resulting power outages. I several different units but my favorite is this one and it’s been a reliable source of power for backup needs.
   5. Added to the Medical Kit
      Lastly, I added some more supplies to my medical kit. I stocked up on extra gauze, bandages, and antiseptic ointment. I also grabbed a couple of new tourniquets from North American Rescue, because you never know when you might need them.
   6. Raked Leaves Away from Woodshed
      With fall here, the leaves have been piling up, and that can be a fire hazard. This week, I raked the leaves back away from my woodshed to prevent any chance of them catching fire and burning down the shed. It’s a simple task, but it’s crucial for keeping the woodshed—and the firewood I rely on should I love my natural gas heat—safe.
   7. Replaced Gas Can Caps and Nozzles I’ve always been frustrated with the caps and nozzle systems that come with most gas cans. This week, I bought 8 Replacement Gas Can Caps to update and replace those awful stock caps. The new ones seem much easier to use. If you’re still struggling with those annoying stock nozzles, I highly recommend upgrading!

That’s it for this week. Prepping is all about staying prepared without getting overwhelmed. What did you do to prep this week? Let me know in the comments!

Stay safe,
MD Creekmore

Like I’ve said before… WE ARE BEING PLAYED! Trump and Harris are both part of the same team and controlled by the same people. Most people can’t see it because they want to believe they have someone on their side in DC. But you don’t!

The plan is to put Trump in for a second term (that’s why we’re seeing the mega-rich and many celebrities showing their support). He’s going to bring in the digital ID, the CBDC, lock down the internet so that you’ll need a digital ID to go online, enforce stop-and-frisk, push through an assault weapons ban, magazine capacity limits, etc.

It’s all part of the plan. Yeah, they’re playing 4-D chess… with us! Checkmate!

We’ll also get a war with Iran because Trump is Israel-first. And guess what? His supporters will cheer with delight.

And Harris? She’s just as bad, if not worse. The honest truth is, no matter who they put in, we the people are screwed! To me, it’s obvious that Trump wants to be president again so badly that he’s made a deal with at least a faction of the globalists to make it happen.

I mean look at his running mate JD Vance who was made and is owned by Peter Thiel, who is  the Bilderberg Group’s most prominent member.

You can get mad and walk away if you want… but as they say, most people can’t handle the truth.

But remember what I said, because you’re going to see it happen. Watch the video before commenting.

And NO, I’m not saying to vote for Harris… she’s a pile of crap too! If you’re going to vote, then vote for Trump and see what happens. At least he might try to close the border… MAYBE. And even then, we have to wonder—is it to keep them out or to keep us in?

Also, read this article that I posted a few months ago… and this video over on my Substack.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, many people are eager to help but might not know where to start. The destruction left behind has created immediate needs in affected areas, and while the desire to provide support is strong, it’s important to be mindful about where and how we offer assistance. Whether it’s through donating or volunteering, well-directed efforts can have a significant impact.

Safely Donating: Avoiding Scams and Misdirected Aid

During a crisis, it’s common for scammers to prey on people’s goodwill, so it’s vital to ensure your donations are going to legitimate organizations. Always use official websites or verified social media accounts to contribute, and be cautious of imposter accounts or platforms claiming to raise funds. Verifying the authenticity of the organization you’re supporting ensures that your money will be used for genuine relief efforts.

Volunteering: A Hands-On Approach

For those who prefer to get directly involved, volunteering can be a rewarding way to help. However, before setting out, it’s important to plan carefully. Make sure you’re in contact with local groups who can direct your efforts effectively, and bring enough supplies for your personal needs. Pack essentials like food, water, and medical supplies, and ensure your travel route is clear. Preparation is key when heading into areas impacted by disasters.

Organizations Making a Real Difference

If you’re looking to donate to organizations that are actively responding to the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, here are some trusted groups that are on the ground providing much-needed relief:

• World Central Kitchen: This organization is renowned for providing food relief in disaster zones. Currently, they are serving communities in Florida, North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee in response to Hurricane Helene. You can donate directly through their website.
• Cajun Navy 2016: Originally formed after Hurricane Katrina, the Cajun Navy has been instrumental in hurricane relief efforts, including water rescues. They’re currently collaborating with Mountain Mule Packers to reach areas that are otherwise inaccessible. You can support them by donating through their website.
• Samaritan’s Purse: Known for their extensive disaster response efforts, Samaritan’s Purse is currently providing on-the-ground support to those affected by Hurricane Helene. They are accepting donations and volunteers on their official site.

Take Action Today

If you’ve been feeling uncertain about how to help, rest assured that even the smallest contribution can make a difference. Whether you choose to donate to one of the organizations listed here or decide to volunteer your time, every bit of support helps communities rebuild after such devastation.

There are many ways to contribute—find the one that resonates with you and get involved. Together, we can make a meaningful impact in the recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene.

I just noticed a feature on Amazon that shows the current best selling products. You can see for yourself here… When I was looking through the items, I noticed that long-term storage food buckets were at #5 and #7 respectively, so apparently A LOT OF PEOPLE and finally realizing that they need to stock up!

I also, noticed that N95 masks are at #9 all in the “Tools & Home Improvement” category.