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SELCO: Everything Is Fluid When the SHTF – Including the Rules of Survival

SELCO: Everything Is Fluid When the SHTF – Including the Rules of Survival In hard and weird times, everything is fluid. I bet you have heard many times that expression, but what does it actually mean? In essence, it means if you do not pay attention to that “fluidity” or let s say if you […]

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Food Shortages Hit China: There Is “not…enough fresh food to go around”

Food Shortages Hit China: There Is “not…enough fresh food to go around” Over the past few weeks, I have been writing articles regarding a coming food shortage. I’ve been pointing out that the food shortage is going to hit the United States hard but that it is also going to hit the rest of the world. […]

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Here’s Why You Should Start Getting Ready for Christmas NOW

Here’s Why You Should Start Getting Ready for Christmas NOW It’s probably no surprise to learn that what has been one of the strangest years in recent history could culminate in a very strange Christmas. Our nation is reeling from an economy that was crashed by COVID lockdowns, the potential second wave of a pandemic which will result […]

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What It’s Like to Live Without a Refrigerator and How to Adapt

What It’s Like to Live Without a Refrigerator and How to Adapt Have you ever wondered what you would do if you had food items that needed to be kept refrigerated, but did not have a refrigerator or even a cooler? Maybe some of you have experienced your fridge not working.  One of the most inconvenient […]

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A Quick Reminder of How Venezuela RAN OUT of Food: Does This Look Familiar?

A Quick Reminder of How Venezuela RAN OUT of Food: Does This Look Familiar? We’d all like to believe that the United States is on the road to economic recovery and that things are going to get better. Everyone wants to think the store shelves are just a few cargo ships away from being refilled. […]

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18 Simple Habits That Create a Prepared Mindset

18 Simple Habits That Create a Prepared Mindset Look both ways before crossing the street!” “Take a sweater so you don’t get a chill!” “Don’t let the gas tank get under half!” Most of us have heard these and many other parental adages over the years – but how many of us really stop and […]

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The Average American Is RECORDED 238 Times a Week

The Average American Is RECORDED 238 Times a Week Cameras are everywhere. Do you have a cell phone? Unless it’s an old antiquated flip phone, there’s a camera. Public parks, roadways, the parking garage at your favorite shopping center, police officers wearing body cameras, school…they are everywhere. There was a time when Americans viewed the […]

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The Supply Chain Is Broken and Food Shortages Are HERE

The Supply Chain Is Broken and Food Shortages Are HERE If you are a reader of this site, you might be more interested in the food supply chain than most, at least when things are good. So, if you have been paying attention recently, you might find that there have been some severe disturbances in […]

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The 7 Pillars of Urban Preparedness

The 7 Pillars of Urban Preparedness The 7 Pillars of Urban Preparedness is an introductory course that Selco and I teach. This is a foundational module that we refer to often because so much is built from these seven pillars. Selco and I created this framework to hang things in a logical sequence. When Selco […]

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The Preparedness Community’s Dangerous Failure of Imagination

The Preparedness Community’s Dangerous Failure of Imagination In Northern regions of an unstable country, a battle broke out yesterday in the streets of a small city. Meanwhile, in the Southeastern corridor, protesters continue to clash over control of a monument, and in the North West, rebels have been battling local authorities for control of the […]

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Venezuela Has Gone Cashless (And That’s Not All)

Venezuela Has Gone Cashless (And That’s Not All) Writing about the current situation in my country is becoming increasingly difficult. Just checking my personal chats with all the information I receive is heartbreaking. People I have known my entire life are having a very hard time and are being harassed. Collecting information from friends and […]

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How to Have a Garden When You “Can’t” Have a Garden

How to Have a Garden When You “Can’t” Have a Garden Are you itching to grow something for the table in these times of bare shelves, but don’t have space? Well, you’re definitely not alone. Gardening is suddenly very popular, both for the calories and the many other benefits. Are you renting and your landlord isn’t […]

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There’s No Such Thing As “Without Rule of Law” – WROL vs. DROL

There’s No Such Thing As “Without Rule of Law” – WROL vs. DROL I want to address one specific point. This is a very general application across the preppersphere. But it’s also become a little bit time-sensitive in certain countries just now, so it’s a lesson well worth visiting. And for those that have watched […]

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A Free Solution For Raised Bed Gardens

A Free Solution For Raised Bed Gardens As concerns about interruptions in the supply chain due to the pandemic hit the news, Victory Gardens are once again becoming popular. This is great news! Building a garden infrastructure can be expensive, especially for those in urban or suburban environments where open space is limited. If you […]

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SELCO: Pay Attention Because Your “New Normal” Should Be Survival Mode

SELCO: Pay Attention Because Your “New Normal” Should Be Survival Mode In one of the articles a few weeks ago I mentioned stuff about adapting, and I used “boiling the frog” story as an example of how situations that slowly deteriorate can make us lose our sharpness. We get accustomed to situations, things, or actions, and we […]

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