Tag Archives: Emergency Preparedness

10 Scenarios For Which You Should Be Prepared

Posted on October 1, 2010 by Connor Boyack

The following list of ten items illustrate various scenarios and circumstances for which we should all be prepared. Take them one at a time, consider what you need to do in your own life to be better prepared in that area, and make an action plan. Continue reading…

Posted in Articles | Tagged | 4 Comments

When Stormy Weather Comes

Posted on September 1, 2010 by Greg West

While the rest of the country is wanting to get increasingly exercised about the “9/11 mosque” in the public forums around the Internet, I would like to take a moment to point out that this is a distraction. Right now, you should be focused on something extremely constructive–namely saving your family from starvation. Continue reading…

Posted in Articles | Tagged | 1 Comment

Duck and Cover, or Stand and Fight?

Posted on August 21, 2010 by Connor Boyack

Astronomical national and personal debt, worldwide military engagements, increasing unemployment, a highly devalued dollar, and other alarms are all sounding off in people’s heads as they wake up and realize how bad things really are. What are we to do? Continue reading…

Posted in Articles | Tagged , | 3 Comments

Store or Starve: A Beginner’s Guide to Food Storage

Posted on January 22, 2010 by Ron Shirtz

Whether a global disaster strikes or one becomes unemployed, food storage is the best insurance one can have in uncertain times. You will garner a better dividend on your food storage than any other investment. Continue reading…

Posted in Articles | Tagged , | 2 Comments