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The 3rd Wave, Evacuation From A Disaster Location

The 3rd Wave, Evacuation From A Disaster Location

by ST | Nov 22, 2011 | Bug Out, Bug Out Vehicle, Guest Post, Levels of Awareness, Preparedness, suburban survival, Urban Survival

Let me preface this article by acknowledging the source for the idea of this article comes from another peppers’ video. Unfortunately, it’s been a long time I’ve mulled over this topic and I don’t recall who exactly it was. With that out of the way, let’s get started.... Read more
Endless Fall – Part 5: Hell Comes To Frog Town

Endless Fall – Part 5: Hell Comes To Frog Town

by ST | Nov 15, 2011 | Civil Unrest, Crime, Economy, Food, Government, Guest Post, Levels of Awareness, suburban survival, Urban Survival

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 as only one possible scenario.   April 2 – 165 days after Black Swan Day My Dearest... Read more
Lessons Learned from Hurricane Floyd Employed in Hurricane Irene

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 in the NY, NJ or PA area, and... Read more
The $5.00 Tipping Point?

The $5.00 Tipping Point?

by ST | Sep 13, 2011 | Bug Out, Civil Unrest, General, Guest Post, Money, suburban survival, Urban Survival

As of writing this crude oil is still flowing in the Middle East and through the Suez Canal (as well as other products) in spite of the chaos in Egypt. Will that last is the question. And yet even with the continuation of oil world prices for crude are rising as is... Read more
Repacking Some Core Preps for Portability, Ease of Use, Care Packaging, and Rotation

Repacking Some Core Preps for Portability, Ease of Use, Care Packaging, and Rotation

by suburban | Sep 8, 2011 | Bug In, Bug Out, Food, Personal, Preparedness, Self Reliance, suburban survival, Urban Survival

We talk an awful lot about how to rotate your canned, jarred, and other preps for freshness.  We also talk a lot about storage, how to store, what to store, etc.  Yesterday, I undertook a small job of repacking some of my “basic” preps.  What are some of... Read more
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