The Daily Caller

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Trapped like a rat

Almost every Christmas, some unfortunate family looses everything

If you know what SHTF or TEOTWAWKI means then this is for you.

Seriously, how could you not want to protect yourself? But owning a gun is scary…

Tornadoes, wildfires, chemical spills, floods, blizzards, hurricanes, ice storms, earthquakes, tsunamis, civil unrest, flu pandemic; the list goes on. Any given year, Americans can expect to face any of those disasters. And they do.

Like all things related to disaster preparedness, the sooner you start to address the process of boarding up your home, the better prepared you’re going to be. In this case, however, the advantages of early action are pretty compelling.

Civil unrest has rocked the cities and suburbs. Fortunately, you don’t care, because you were smart enough to stock up on CMMG’s Tactical Sammich.

Just how effective are the six flashing LEDs? I tossed the waterproof unit into the woods behind my house at 3 in the afternoon as a winter storm began its approach.

There are several ways to create energy on your own to power your home without having to connect to the same grid that everyone else ties into. The following are four energy sources available for off-grid living.

Whether you are storing food for a long-term survival plan or simply keeping your preserved harvest, you need to plan in order to do it correctly.

One of the simplest and plentiful sources of water is rainwater. This source can be collected easily from your own home.

There is a simple rule of nature here. People follow those whom they hope to be like. Your family will come along when they see you as a leader worth following.

You can’t prepare specifically for every possible situation, but you can prepare for a wide range of emergencies.

Flu pandemics, dirty bombs, sheltering in place and bugging out were once topics for comedy skits but now most people realize that the government is not going to come and rescue you.