Picture in your mind that you’re watching TV and along comes the emergency broadcast system noise. Except this isn’t a test. The alert tells you that within 30 minutes a series of dirty bombs in your city are expected to go off. What do you do? Thankfully most of what you need for this situation… Continue Reading
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Monthly Archives: September 2012
New and Noteworthy for Today, September 28, 2012
Here’s a bunch of links I saw today that I thought you might like. Why QE Won’t Create Inflation Quite as Expected The Obama administration has been caught lying in its teeth . . . Book Report » Survival Acres Blog They Know Something We Don’t Know… What is the Government Preparing for? JP Morgan… Continue Reading
Water Storage Revisited
A reader sent me an email today asking about a product they saw online. I won’t link to it, because the product is a horrible one. Canned water. Yes, you too can buy a case of canned water that is specially marketed towards preppers. They advertise a 30 year shelf life! Horrible product. One that… Continue Reading
New and Noteworthy for Today, September 27, 2012
Here’s a bunch of links I saw today that I thought you might like. Honeymoon Over as Markets Brace for Volatile Times- Asia Business News – CNBC – CNBC Five in Denmark contract SARS-linked virus – Telegraph Euro crisis fuels Spanish separatism – FT.com Rajoy inches toward aid as protests seethe | Reuters Greek protest… Continue Reading
Income Redundancy and the Status Quo
Everyone with a preparedness mindset understands that it’s important to have backups for systems of support. We store food for a variety of reasons, but one major one is as a hedge against disruption in the food supply. Or take water for example. We store water, and we store the means to purify even more… Continue Reading
New and Noteworthy for Today, September 26, 2012
Here’s a bunch of links I saw today that I thought you might like. QE4? The Big Wall Street Banks Are Already Complaining That QE3 Is Not Enough 3 Simple Ways to Use Mint From Your Garden | Urban Organic Gardener China, Japan and the Senkaku Islands: The Roots of Conflict Go Back to 1274… Continue Reading
A Busy Week and a Virus Attack
So I kinda disappeared again for a few days … I made a (final?) trip with the last of our belongings from our old house in the Puget Sound area. It was intended to be a shorter trip, but ended up being a couple days. Blah! Glad to be home, but the weekend was slam… Continue Reading
New and Noteworthy for Today, September 25, 2012
Here’s a bunch of links I saw today that I thought you might like. WWIII Within Days; Food-for-Guns Program Next, Says Informant | Survivalist Investor Silver: The Trade of a Lifetime, But Leads to a Life of Crime | Survivalist Investor More Americans Added to Food Stamps Than Find Jobs | The Weekly Standard Works… Continue Reading
New and Noteworthy for Today, September 24, 2012
Here’s a bunch of links I saw today that I thought you might like. U.S. Postal Service Hopes To Deliver More Junk Mail « CBS Pittsburgh Syria fires into Jordan, sparking clashes | The Times of Israel Medicare Billing Rises at Hospitals With Electronic Records – NYTimes.com Egyptian Leader Mohamed Morsi Spells Out Terms for… Continue Reading
New and Noteworthy for Today, September 19, 2012
Here’s a bunch of links I saw today that I thought you might like. Tips on Composting from Will Bakx of Sonoma Compost Former State Dept. Veteran Drops Bombshell: WWIII Starts Sept. 25 | Survivalist Investor Is TEOTWAWKI (the end of the world as we know it) Real? Yes and No. Inflation or Deflation? Why… Continue Reading
