Yearly Archives: 2022

It's one thing to prep for a hurricane, an earthquake, or high inflation. Preparing for a potentially cataclysmic disaster takes it to another level.

Don't allow yourself to get too bogged down or too depressed by a bad situation on the other side of the world. You and I can't do anything about it, so focus on you life and your preps.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has already resulted in the Ruble crashing and runs on Russian banks, but it will be no picnic for the rest of us as the war drags us closer to a global collapse

In response to sanctions, Russia has threatened the use of nuclear weapons and moved its nuclear forces to a high state of readiness. That’s...

It's getting harder and harder for Russia to pretend its winning in Ukraine. They have succeeded in turning the rest of the world against them.

There is an apaprent shortage of some prepper staple products at Sam's Club. Only one kind of rice and one kind of pasta were in stock.

Prepeprs focus on food, water and shelter, but do you have your sewage needs covered? Do you know where your firewood will come from post-SHTF?

Ukraine did many things wrong during the run up to the Russian invasion. Preppers can learn lessons from their mistakes, which apply to any disaster.

As I write this late on Wednesday night, Twitter I showing videos of explosions in Ukraine, and the news media is reporting on convoys...

It's good to stockpile and prep, but it is also imporant to plan and think things out. When the SHTF, the time for toughtful decisions has passed.