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Flouride
Flouride is Not Good Fluoride was used by Nazis to sterilize inmates and make them docile. Fluoride a key dumbing down ingredient of Prozac and Sarin nerve gas — poisons of choice for tyrant rats. If this is new to you, please go and look at the toothpaste box or tube and read the medical warning. One of the most commented-on pieces I did last year was the one on fluoride in toothpaste. The result was amazing as people did not know this was going on, and most told me they had thrown out the usual toothpaste and bought fluoride-free instead First of all, it needs to be stated that…
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Herbalist Prepper
The Herbalist Prepper, Recipes Well, we are quickly looking at fall and winter right around the corner and this turns me to wanting immunity boosting warm drinks. I’ve got the perfect recipe for delicious Hot Cocoa, with an immunity boosting twist…. With cold and flu season looming before us, thoughts turn to building up our immune system so that we can hopefully get through the season unscathed. And who doesn’t like Hot Cocoa? Cocoa ImmuniTea Ingredients 3 tablespoons roasted cacao (powder or nibs)1 tablespoon dried elderberries2 tablespoons Astragalus root1 cinnamon stick3 ¼ cups waterRaw honey to tasteMilk or milk alternative to tasteReishi, cordyceps, or other immune-boosting tincture (optional) Directions Directions Elderberry: Elderflower and…
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Survival Planning: Core Considerations
Many prepper’s plans for surviving a state of absolute anarchy are often limited to specific readiness details, such as selecting firearms, growing and preserving food, keeping a bugout bag readily available, building improvised shelters, etc. Knowledge, skills, and abilities in numerous such details are essential to survival in a lawless world. Likewise, standing back from the specifics to consider overview planning concepts gives preppers insights into the larger picture that increases their chances to survive the die-off and prosper long term. Here are 3 general planning concepts you can apply to your specific preparation planning and implementation actions. These are the down and dirty basics. Research them to gain more…
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The EMP
We read about this thing called an EMP in lots of places; from blog posts and emails like this one to books and papers outlining this event and even into fiction. But what the heck is it, actually? Many know that the EMP was first noticed in the United States in the 1950s when electronic equipment failed because of induced currents and voltages during some nuclear tests. In 1960, the potential vulnerability of U.S. military equipment and weapons systems to EMP was officially recognized. But do you know the damage it can do? a high-yield explosion of approximately 10 megatons detonated 320 km (200 miles) above the center of the…
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Top 10 Books for Reading Prepper Fiction
We spend an amazing amount of time researching preparedness articles, watching videos, and working hard at learning things to do to be prepared. Let’s talk a little bit about the practical applications of these things and how to find ways to see them in action without actually having to go through the apocalypse. I might be biased when it comes to my top ten choices because I spent my whole life preparing and thinking about them there was no question when I wrote my first fictional book what I wanted it to do. I wanted it to teach others in a fun and entertaining way. Never wanting the information to…
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Newsletter
Issue 1 — November 14, 2023
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The Kilted Prepper
Our Friend Raymond Mhor (AKA The Kilted Prepper) is on YouTube sharing a wealth of knowledge gained through many years experience. I heard Ray speak all the way back in the 90’s when the word “Prepper” was new but still meant the same thing.
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Homesteading
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Sustainability
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Outdoor Skills
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