Survivalism

Obscure Book and Movie Recommendations

Obscure Book and Movie Recommendations, as provided to me by an anonymous reader and contributor Survival blogs and websites are full of reviews about this or that book for preparation

Share and Share Alike? or The Case For Non-Lethal Defense “Part 2”

This is a second article by the same reader who asked not to be identified. During my last article I discussed various scenarios for using non-lethal defenses. While the responses

What Are Your 2011 Preparedness Goals?

What are some of you 2011 Preparedness goals? Here are some of mine in no particular order: Add an additional three months of food storage to my preps, Take at

Form/Join a Survivalist or Prepper Group or Lone Wolf it?

I joined the Northern NJ Preparedness Meetup because I was interested in survival preparedness. I think that society, especially in the suburbs, socially frown on prepping and preparedness in general.

Christmas Presents for My Family (Worth Reading!) By My Friend Kurt

Note: This was republished with permission from my good friend Kurt S. He currently is living in Croatia, and I thought this relates a bit to survivalism, and asked him

Financial Readiness for Survival (A Personal Note)

I’ve come to terms this week and come to a couple of conclusions. That as a survivalist, prepper, or whatever you want to call me, I am not financially prepared

One Hour Meltdown and More. Thanks Survival Mom.

Thanks for scaring me to death… Not really… Back in January of 2010 The SurvivalMom published a post on “The One-Hour Meltdown.” I actually came across this last week for

Lone Wolf or Survivalist Group?

As many of the readers know, I have joined a meetup.com group for preparedness. I joined for a couple of reasons. First, as a “lone wolf” I was looking to

What Would You Do If Technology Failed?

Recently, I picked up the book “When Technology Fails” although I have not started reading it yet, I came across this video this morning, and wanted to share it with

Build Process Into Your Preparedness

So, yesterday, on The Survival Mom’s blog, she had a post on “What SurvivalMom Can Learn from Starbucks” about survival or prepping. I read it with interest, because I try to think

Stay Ahead of the Unexpected

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