Posts by Brian Duff
Thanks! You’re Set for National Preparedness Month!
Thank You and Congrats! It’s always a great day when someone steps up and adds to their preparedness, and that’s just what you’ve done. Now, click on the link and we’ll beam you over to our 30 Days of Prepper Tips. Don’t forget to check your email each day to see the next prepper tip…
Read MoreWhose Business Is It If People Are Preparing for Survival?
I have a question for my fellow preppers. Whose business is it if we are preparing for survival? Are you sick of the media bashing the prepper community? Well, I am! It was only last year that the media called preppers who had hand sanitizer, alcohol, and a couple of boxes of N95 masks “hoarders.” …
Read MoreThe Lost Art of Paying Close Attention to Your Situation
The art of paying close attention to your situation may be going extinct. That’s because, in today’s world, we get subjected to pressure tests of modern technology and stockpiles of skewed information. All those distractions only make it more difficult for us to make it safely through the day. Yes, paying close attention to our…
Read MoreFinancial Preparedness Mindset
Grocery retailers are reporting a rise in prices. As a result, they are stockpiling food and supplies to protect their future profits. It’s all happening while the mainstream media (MSM) gaslights us about what is truly going on. And, in the end, it’s We the Consumer who will be left holding an expensive, empty bag…
Read MoreWhat is Modern Monetary Theory
Many people are asking, “What is Modern Monetary Theory?” In short, Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) is the most recent effort by our elected representatives to explain away and justify their reprehensible and destructive fiscal policies. Overview of What is Modern Monetary Theory When attempting to explain its reservations with Modern Monetary Theory, the understandably slanted In…
Read MoreNashville Explosion: Should We Expect Warzone Tactics at Home?
While many people are waking to a traditional Christmas morning of gift-giving, holiday cheer, and having a rare, stress-free 2020 day, a new tradition may be exploding across the United States. Unfortunately, that new tradition does not involve reindeer, Santa, or peace. Instead, our new tradition, the tradition of places like Iraq and Afghanistan, is…
Read More113: 5 Ways to Spot Fake News
One of the critical abilities needed to master today’s world is the capacity to spot fake news. Knowing ways to spot fake news helps verify the information we base our decisions upon. When we can do that, we make more effective decisions, which is pretty important when it comes to preparedness. Imagine if you made…
Read More112: Lessons from the Mount St Helens Volcano Eruption
May 18, 1980, is a day that many Pacific Northwesterners will never forget – it was the day the Mount St Helens volcano erupted. The Mount St Helens volcano is located about 100 miles south of Seattle and 50 miles northeast of Portland, Oregon. The eruption of the Mount St Helens volcano was the most…
Read MoreM4S 109: Disaster Situations Aren’t Always Isolated Events
Let’s talk about some stuff that does it make people feel very comfortable – disaster situations. Every area has certain disaster situations to which they are more prone. Considering disasters from a “what-if?” mindset allows us to be one step ahead of the event if and when it happens. I look at disasters in two…
Read More107: Prepping Groups or Going It Alone – Which Is Best?
Prepping groups or going it alone? That’s always a raging debate in the preparedness world, much like the “best gun,” where you should live, and whether to bug out or bug in. While the first Rambo was a great movie, it set a bad precedent for many people in the preparedness niche who now feel…
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