Category Archives: Preparedness

Your Responsibility for Emergency Preparedness

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It’s your responsibility and yours alone to prepare yourself and your family for emergencies. There’s no escaping the fact that everyone is at risk. Earthquakes and hurricanes do not discriminate. There are also the everyday disasters that you hear about on the news, such fires and floods that wipe out the home of an entire family and cause serious injuries or death to those who were not prepared. And, now, we’re faced with a potential worldwide pandemic breaking out of … Continue reading →

How Cosmic Radiation Affects our Planet

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A study reported in ScienceDaily reveals how atmospheric ions, produced by the energetic cosmic rays raining down through the atmosphere, helps the growth and formation of cloud condensation nuclei — the seeds necessary for forming clouds in the atmosphere. When the ionization in the atmosphere changes, the number of cloud condensation nuclei changes affecting the properties of clouds. More cloud condensation nuclei mean more clouds and a colder climate, and vice versa. Since clouds are essential for the amount of … Continue reading →

What Does Preparedness Mean to You?

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Preparedness used to be a word reserved for ‘conspiracy theorists’. People would think you were a little strange if you were ready at a moment’s notice to evacuate with an emergency kit, or if you stored extra food and water in case the stores shut down due to a natural disaster. That’s no longer the case. The Federal Emergency Management Agency, state emergency management agencies, the American Red Cross, and other leading government and non-profit agencies are consistently delivering the … Continue reading →

FEMA Prepares for Food Shortage in America

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You’re heard it before… “it can’t happen here.” Well folks, It has happened here before and I believe it can happen here again. In fact, I believe the collapse of America has already begun. There looms a possible food shortage right here in the USA. To prepare for such an event, FEMA is reportedly secretly stockpiling a lot of extra dehydrated food right now.

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Is the Collapse of America Underway?

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How many warnings do you need to hear before you begin to prepare for what is coming? Folks, I’m convinced the economic collapse has already begun. What started in 2008 as the mortgage meltdown has only accelerated since then and things have been going from bad to worse every day. Even though the Trump Administration has done things to improve the economy in America, it’s only a temporary fix in my opinion and mostly domestic. In the bigger picture, we’ve … Continue reading →

How to Use the Run, Hide, Fight System Correctly

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In today’s environment of increasing violence and terrorism, you may find yourself in an active shooter situation.  You will be terrified, and rightfully so. However, there is a system you should follow in order to survive it. You may have heard of it… It’s called the Run, Hide and Fight system. The first step, of course, is run. You should never try to confront a shooter immediately – especially if you’re unarmed. You should run far away from that location. … Continue reading →

Anything Can Happen

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Being unprepared is the biggest downfall of most people when it comes to surviving a large scale crisis. If you think nothing major is ever going to happen, you may be thinking differently when it is too late! Don’t say that someday you will get ready for the unknown, make it a priority to be ready today for anything. There can be a very short window of time between what you are doing right now and when a disaster occurs. … Continue reading →

3 Lies Monsanto Want You To Believe

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The world isn’t what it used to be. Every day our health and our lives are under attack by the very people and companies we rely on to feed us, help us and keep us safe. Due to the enormous political clout that the Biotech industry has, the American public is being lied to. Lied to about to about what is in the prepackaged foods we eat, what is in our produce and what affects these things have on our … Continue reading →

A Survival Kit Is Emergency Preparedness

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An unpredictable world can cause uncertainty and we are not always aware of it’s potential danger that creeps throughout and we do not always see that it literally lurks around every nook and cranny. Weather disturbances, terrorist attacks, power outages, and any number of things can happen at any moment, and because of this, family survival kits are more critical than ever. We are told, these days, to be mindful of suspicious folks today. We are told to take protection … Continue reading →

The Advantages of Solar Power Electricity

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Typically we flip a switch and don’t think much about the electricity that flows into our homes.  It’s a great source of energy and most of us have come to rely on it regularly.  Can you imagine a time with no electricity?  Try it sometime… shut off the power to your house for 24 hours and see how dependent you’ve become to this energy source. While it’s great to have electricity, you’d be wise to have some alternative source of … Continue reading →

This Is Not A Test

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The Emergency Broadcast logo flashes up on your TV screen. You try to click off but it’s on every channel.. You start to realize… this is not a test. This is Real A News Anchor comes on screen and in a shaky voice says… “At 9:15 this morning, the U.S dollar Collapsed… I repeat the dollar has Collapsed.” The entire infrastructure of America is now a prime target of opportunity for ANY attack. The T.V. suddenly shuts off; moments later, … Continue reading →

Basic Wilderness Survival Tips

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With the popularity of camping, hiking, and trailing at an all-time high, there comes a great demand to know even the most basic of survival skills before heading out on your next outdoor trip. Although most tourist destinations that include campsites and hiking trails are marked to ensure that you stay on the right trail, there are instances where you can stray from the marked trail and become lost in the wilderness. However, knowing these basic wilderness survival tips can … Continue reading →

Is the Government Being Upfront About the Ebola Risks?

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The 2013–2015 Ebola virus was one of the worst outbreaks to date. The virus left its country of origin and spread to other countries including the heavily populated area of Nigeria. Many deaths were reported there. The public is being assured that the risk of the Ebola virus becoming a significant threat in more countries is minimal. They’re saying this because the government claims the virus is only contagious through contact with body fluids. However, the Ebola virus is somewhat … Continue reading →

Don’t buy solar panels before seeing THIS

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The ’20k solar panel system’ is coming to an end. Wall street confirms all share holders are selling hard after this weird cheap solution popped on the radar… And they have every reason to… Over 18,000 Patriots are using the system in their homes… (and that’s just in the last three months) They get unlimited energy for less than 80 cents a day… Without paying one nickel more to their electricity provider! If you’re skeptical… Just watch this short video… … Continue reading →

A Guide To Organic Gardening For Beginners

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One of the most important steps in a guide to organic gardening is take the time to understand the basics. Most crops needs a lot of sunlight, but some temperate climate ones require a mixture of sunlight and shade so keep this in mind when choosing a spot for the garden. You will need at least 6 hours of sunlight a day for plants that need a large amount of sun. Ignoring the sunlight needs of the crops you plan … Continue reading →