The Time Is Now, and It’s Not Too Late

by suburban | Oct 21, 2011 | Economy, Food, Preparedness, Prepping

I’m sit­ting in anoth­er damn air­port.  Not bitch­ing, how­ev­er, just anoth­er damn air­port.  I have to rant a bit.  The time is now.  The time is now if you are not a prep­per to prep.  The con­ver­sa­tions I have had with friends who are... Read more

Trying New Foods for Food Storage

by suburban | Oct 12, 2011 | Food, Preparedness

Well, I went to the gro­cery store tonight.  When I got there I noticed there was a lot of stuff on sale.  Pack­age of six ramen noo­dles for $2.00, Vien­na Sausage, two cans for a dol­lar, SPAM, two 6 oz cans for three dol­lars, 10 cans of Camp­bel­l’s... Read more

Saturday Videos

by suburban | Oct 8, 2011 | Politics, Preparedness, Water

2 Activists Not Sure on Com­mu­nist Solu­tion SHTF CREW TAG The Day of Dark­ness Came Sur­viv­ing Hypother­mic Con­di­tions Live, Laugh, Pre­pare… WROL Spring Devel­op­ment  ... Read more

100, no 200+ Items a Prepper Must Have for Survival and Barter

by suburban | Oct 7, 2011 | Barter, Gear, Preparedness, Prepping, Survivalism

This post was just updat­ed for clar­i­ty, accu­rate links, and fur­ther defined.  This list has NOT been bro­ken down into cat­e­gories, and is sim­ply expand­ed from it’s orig­i­nal for­mat from the 2014 update, almost 10 years ago. Updat­ed Feb­ru­ary 24th,... Read more

Lessons Learned from Hurricane Floyd Employed in Hurricane Irene

by suburban | Oct 5, 2011 | Bug In, Bug Out, Preparedness, suburban survival, Survivalism, Urban Survival

This gen­er­ous post was con­tributed by Cameron Green, of Green Acad­e­my of Per­son­al Pro­tec­tion.  Cam has con­tributed sev­er­al oth­er posts, and I con­tin­ue to val­ue his help and con­tri­bu­tions.  Please vis­it his Web­site at GAPPNJ if you live... Read more

Who Will Help me Eat My Bread?

by ST | Oct 4, 2011 | Barter, Food, General, Guest Posts, Money, Preparedness, Self Reliance, Survivalism

There is an old children’s sto­ry about some­one who asks “Who will help me make my bread?” No one helps. No one helps plant the wheat, har­vest the wheat, mill the wheat, make the dough, or bake it. But at the end when it is asked who will help eat the bread... Read more