Posts by Jeremiah Johnson
How to Mentally Prepare for World War 3 (What to Know)
Good Day to you, M4S Readers! We’re going to dive right into the topic of things you can do to prepare for World War III. Although the topic is a “bleak” one, the information here is just that: information you can use to give yourself an edge, just as you would attempt to do with…
Read MoreReducing Surveillance Signatures: Begin with the Cell Phone
Good Day, Readers! In this article, we’ll cover some methods to lower the amount of data you present to others that enable you to be monitored. This piece is not comprehensive, and I’ll explain. There are many techniques for reducing metadata, masking your online presence, confusing biometric systems, and preventing tracing and tracking (yes, there…
Read MoreBugging Out on Foot in Winter
Greetings, Readers! Rest assured: this piece isn’t a variation of Robert Frost’s poem, “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.” Or is it? Prose or poetry is where you find it, and (as Shakespeare said) “the play’s the thing.” When it comes to “bugging out,” you want neither comedy nor tragedy when the curtain rises…
Read MoreThe OK Corral: More of a Blowout than a Shootout
On October 26, 1881, a one-minute gunfight occurred at the OK Corral. The three Earp brothers, Wyatt, Virgil, and Morgan, along with John “Doc” Holliday, were arrayed against a group of cattle and horse rustlers. These outlaws were organized criminals, the Cochise County Cowboys, referred to as the “Cowboys,” and they were represented in the…
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