By Daisy Luther In northern regions of an unstable country, a battle broke out yesterday in the streets of a small city. Meanwhile, in the southeastern corridor, protesters continue to clash over control of a monument, and in the Northeast, rebels have been battling local authorities for control of the […]
By Terry Trahan I have been kind of struggling in what to name this new series of articles, trying to find the right tone. This does fall under the USE&E (Urban Survival, Escape & Evasion) title quite a lot of my material falls under. But it is more broad-based, and […]
By Daisy Luther A lot of folks make preparedness and survival way too complicated. Sometimes applying principles from another arena can work to make things a little easier. I was writing up some essential business skills for a group of budding entrepreneurs and it occurred to me that there’s actually […]
By Selco Begovic The competition for the worst prepping advice out there is pretty sharp. It’s been going on for many years and has a tendency to get even more ridiculous as time goes on. One reason is that a lot of the advice is pushing you in the direction […]
By Daisy Luther The lockdown that recently took place due to the pandemic was like a practice run for a bigger SHTF event. Many of our prepper theories played out and were accurate, while others weren’t as realistic as we thought beforehand. People who weren’t preppers already learned a lot […]
By Mayukh Saha While horror and post-apocalyptic movies are mostly fiction, they can have significant effects on our real lives. A recent study has shown that people who enjoy movies from the two genres cope better, physically and mentally, during pandemics. A renowned psychologist, Coltan Scrivner, told media sources that […]
By Selco Begovic I often say that survival is about being ahead of other folks around you. If I want to “complicate” that definition a bit I would say that survival is also keeping the ability to cope with everyday tasks, stay alive, and still have the kind of life […]
By Tyler Durden As we’ve detailed on more than one occasion, and not limited to a certain part of the country, people are fleeing major cities for rural communities due to virus pandemic and social unrest. Feeling insecure, even after the great migration out of cities to rural areas, some […]
By Daisy Luther Lots of folks have mentioned that their grocery stores never fully restocked after the rush on food and supplies back at the beginning of the COVID-19 lockdown. And with the current news stories about spiking COVID numbers, it may not be long until we’re locked down again. […]
By Michael Snyder It has been on my heart to write this article for a few days, but I knew that it wouldn’t be easy to write. 2020 has already been one of the worst years in modern U.S. history, and it looks like the next six months are going […]