Are bug out bags a good idea? A respected Wall Street Advisor not only thinks so, but highly recommends that you get one ASAP. SOURCE: Washington Examiner, Author Paul Bedard A top financial advisor, worried that Obamacare, the NSA spying scandal and spiraling national debt is increasing the chances for a fiscal and social […]
This video, “Man Beats Woman in Home Invasion,” was released by the victims 4-5 days ago on the news and on YouTube. I have watched the video and wanted to make a few observations and comments. As painful and horrible as videos like this are they can inspire improvements in one”s life and help motivate […]
Recently and over the years I’ve had a few instances where having survival gear in my car has really helped. Although I’m not always consistent on what gear I actually have due to multiple vehicles in our family, there are a few things that have made a significant difference. Here are some of my favorite […]
online casinos I was thinking about what types of things I keep next to the bed at night, and thought it might make a good subject for the SAS Forum. Hopefully you have thoughts on this too and would like to post them as well. Here goes! 3 D cell Maglight with LED conversion Handgun, […]
Just thought since EDC has been the focus of the month for us, that I would post a quick blurb about Every Day Carry Cash. Most of us carry our credit cards, and even check books, but cash is still the emergency currency form of choice. Cash is bulky, so most of us just get […]
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Posted on 25 February 2013
One of the primary tools for the Survivalist is the Folding Knife. This is used for food preparation, as pry bar, screw driver, box opener and self-defense weapon. In most cases, the Urban Survivalist will use it to open mail, packages, and to cut twine. The country counterpart will use it to whittle, cut rope, […] Continue Reading
Posted on 11 February 2013
It is interesting to me that as Hurricane Gustav neared, people watching TV just casually said “Well, they better evacuate.” Which brings to my mind a nagging question: “Have YOU ever been forced to evacuate?” Rapidly followed by “How easy is it?” I mean really, how easy is it to get the kids, family, pets, […] Continue Reading
Posted on 04 February 2013
Thank goodness for my vehicle preparedness kit. Recently I was heading to a rural mountain security installation when my vehicle broke down. As I drove up a winding remote dirt road of steep grade, my car simply died. Heat gauge… temp slightly higher than normal. Oil… a little low, but not less than a quart. […] Continue Reading
Posted on 28 January 2013
Modern arena matches exhibit the current perception of the “Warrior Class”. But there is a dramatic difference between this and the Soldier in Afghanistan. There is a difference in the Mindset and to an extent the Attitude, not so much in the training. This can be easily viewed by watching the UFC or Ultimate Fighting […] Continue Reading
Posted on 04 January 2013
Making do; many times I marvel at how wasteful a society our western culture can be. We are told that “convenience is king”, and if you need something, buy it. Very rarely are we told to save our money or the dreaded “make do with what you have” that parents around the world tell their […] Continue Reading
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