Disaster Preparedness is not about fear – it is about empowerment. Armed with the knowledge that you and your family are protected from the possible problems life might throw at you is not crazy – it is wise and prudent.
We take out home insurance policies, and we insure our cars. We try to have health insurance, and many families have fire extinguishers in their homes. So what’s the big deal? Disaster preparedness is just another way to insure against problems down the road.
Let's say you live in a totalitarian state that has banned firearms from citizen use, such as England, and terrorists show up and start murdering people. What do you do? Run, hide, and then call the cops. Why? Because the cops have guns, and the only way to stop a bad guy on a murdering rampage is to shoot him dead. Sure, Read more [...]
It seems to be really hard to find any negative reviews for the Woolpower brand of clothing made in Sweden. Which, given my recent experience with them, is kind of surprising.
I'll say immediately that the actual material they use is great. A combination of breathable, odor-resistant merino wool on the inside, and a Read more [...]
In survival, there are two different Rule of Threes talked about. This article will be a quick summary of what they are.
Rule of Threes as it applies to Survival Equipment/Gear
This rule of threes is all about redundancy. The idea is to have at least three ways of obtaining every survival essential. Fire is one such Read more [...]