Prepping

My idea of hell is a world of chat bots and automated systems where you can never get to a real human being on the line.

After a clandestine meeting in which I slipped a woman a wad of $20s and she handed me a small, carefully built wooden box, I was the proud owner of some bees.

Do you have meat in your freezer? Company responsible for 23 percent of meat processing in the U.S. knocked of line and halts production because of ransomware attack.

How do you prepare for the coming collapse of our society? What do we need besides food, water and shelter?

Why do we say "Happy Memorial Day?" Shouldn't it be a more somber holiday? This year the weather was cold enough that no one on the East Coast felt like celebrating the start of summer.

Gun sales are soaring. Ammo is in short supply. The Democrats want to ban your guns. The ATF wants to increase regulation. Sounds like its time to buy a gun,

While U.S. cases of COVID-19 and the positive test continue to reach new lows, other countries are still experiencing surges and entering lockdowns.

I like to think of footwear a shelter for my feet. My boots should keep my feet warm, dry and protected, just like my house.

It's small. It's not very powerful, but the price was right. This mini-inverter adds another layer in our preps.

It's not just our food supply that is vulnerable to disruption. Our critical infrastructure is vulnerable and could isolate cities.