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Recognizing the Sound of Gunfire: A Practical Guide for Businesses, Schools, and Citizens

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Endless Fall – Part 6: Trouble Comes For Dinner

Note: The following is the sixth installment of a series that represents a first-hand chronicle of a fictional economic collapse in the United States. This series is to be viewed

Endless Fall – Part 5: Hell Comes To Frog Town

Note: The following is the fifth installment of a series that represents a first-hand chronicle of a fictional economic collapse in the United States. This series is to be viewed

Book Review: Surviving the Economic Collapse

I recently heard of a man called Fernando “Ferfal” Aguirre from Jack Spirko over at The Survival Podcast. Ferfal is from Argentina and has lived through their economic crash from December

It’s All About the Jobs

I read this article and became really concerned, frightened even. The figures from payroll taxes reported to the Social Security Administration on jobs and pay are, in a word, awful. Even more

Suburban’s Updated Travel EDC

As promised, this is my post about my expanded Travel EDC. It seems the more I travel, the more I think I need when on the road. I am finding

Cover vs. Concealment: Know The Difference!

“Take cover!” A common and clichéd line from everything from old westerns to sci-fi television shows and movies to even some cartoons. But while entertaining, it is a tactical issue

Would YOU be a shelter? (Remembering Anne Frank)

Everyone loves a scapegoat. Throughout history whenever something terrible happens either for reasons too complex for the common person to grasp or just the culmination of many other events people

Bad Situation

I always leave my gas tank with enough gas to allow me to drive 100 miles or more should I need to escape the region quickly. I know that my

Car Broken Into In Front Of My Place, a Mini SHTF for Somebody

Living in the suburbs can be tedious at times. I don’t have a driveway, which means I have to part on the street. Which means that a minimum of twice

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