Prepping

Things have been getting worse for decades, but so slowly it is easy to ignore. Now the bad news comes faster and we cannot escape the death spiral.

Checking your stuff and keeping it in good condition is one of the things that separates preppers from hoarders. Don't wait too long.

We have hurricane hunters, weather radar, apps on our phones, and emergency notification, but sometimes things still catch us by surprise.

Shortages and inflation feed off each other like a snake chasing its tail and won't end soon. Her'es what you can do to prepare.

I think we could have handled a pandemic but the global overreaction, the lockdowns, the restrictions and the crackdown on individual liberties are far worse than the disease itself.

Hurricane Ida strengthened thanks to warm Gulf water and is expected to make landfall on Sunday night. Damage may be felt across multiple states.

The time has come to store food for the coming bad times. Fragile systems are collapsing and the weather is hurting global crop yields. We may have reached Peak Food.

Many times we are weighed down by our own actions, enslaved by behaviors we can change. Here are five ways to break free.

We need to resist the mandates and unjust laws en mass because they can't arrest us all; there will be no one left to do their work.

While there are plenty of urban preppers, it is the hardest place to prep with the lowest expected survival outcome. in a long-term SHTF disaster.