Yearly Archives: 2022

A work of historical fiction by Neal Stephenson, a careful reading of the Baroque Cycle will teach you lessons about money and inflation.

Headlamps are useful now when working in the dark. After the SHTF, they are going to be critically important. Here's what to look for.

Blowing up a bridge can have a major impact during a war, but controlling bridges and access points can be important other times as well.

More than 100,000 protesters marched in cities across France yesterday as unions and workers made clear their feelings about high inflation.

If you're stocking up for the unknown, a good inventory system will let you know what you have, what you need, and help you shop wisely.

With a hard freeze expected this coming week, we have to wrap up our pre-winter preps on the homestead, but it isn't all work and no play.

Fingers are being pointed at Florida officials who some say waited to long to evacuate Lee County, but people need to take responsibility for themselves.

Policy makers are waking up to the fact that recession is brewing with job losses and continued inflation potentially leading to stagflation.

Whose propaganda should you believe? Is Ukraine winning or just inflicting minor wounds on Russia? What happens next?

Some countries in Europe are taking Putin's threats to use nukes seriously enough that they are re-opening Cold War era bomb shelters.