Prepping

There are big wars and small wars, local wars and broad wars, existing wars and future wars, and we need to prep for them all.

The 1970s were a tumultuous decade for the United States. Fifty years later, many of the problems we faced then have returned. Can we recover, again?

Because some things don't store well, Preppers should have a list of last-minute items to buy, if time allows, in the event of an emergency.

They say an asteroid impact killed off the dinosaurs. Should fear of random events like this drive you to prep?

You can only have independent action when you have achieved independent thinking, and you will never do so if you are always following the crowd.

There is a huge divide between economists who predict economic doomsday in 2024 and those who expect a “soft landing.”

COVID, the flu, RSV, and the common cold seem to be making the rounds and getting children and adults sick. If its not one thing, it's another.

Pete predicts everything that has gone wrong will get worse in 2024, and our problems will be exacerbated by the election.

Owing little or no money is going to make you feel far wealthier than a rising balance in your retirement account.

None of use will every be able to produce our own gasoline, but as solar power costs drop, can we recharge our own electric vehicles post SHTF?