Libertarian Prepper

The world divides politically into those who want people to be controlled, and those who have no such desire.

Sep
15

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Woolpower – as great as they say?

Category: backpacking, disaster preparedness, prepping Tags: 4 Comments

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 [...]

Sep
13

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Rule of Threes for Survival – There are Two Different Ones!

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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 [...]

Sep
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The Painful Necessity of Vulnerability

Category: child abuse, parenting, philosophy, psychology, relationships Tags: , 1 Comment

Vulnerability is the only path to authentic connection with another human being. Vulnerability is the way we share who we really are with someone else – by being honest with our feelings and needs, our histories and hopes for the future. Sometimes this is a very painful process. This is especially so for a victim of Read more [...]

Sep
2

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The Importance of Intuition

Category: child abuse, parenting, philosophy, psychology, relationships, self-improvement Tags: Leave a Comment

Intuition is a crucial and powerful tool for each human being to really get in touch with. It allows you to harness the vast powers of your subconscious to make judgments that can save you a lot of pain later on, and prevent bad people from making their way into your life. Unlike the conscious mind, which may only notice Read more [...]

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Seeking Out Our Abusers

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Abandoned by those who as gods we perceive, We consider ourselves thus unworthy, In the longest-forgotten depths of our childhoods, We were told that “love isn’t for me”. And we cling now again with such mad desperation, To any who’d come by and listen, To the pain of the lost, to our horrid damnation, To Read more [...]
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