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The Siege of Leningrad: 872 Days of Survival Lessons

The Siege of Leningrad is one of the longest and deadliest sieges in history. What can we learn from this horrific event to help us prepare for extreme emergencies? Find out here.
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How to Find Safe Haven in Massive Unrest

No matter where you live, disasters can turn nice people who simply didn’t prepare into criminals breaking in for food and water. Learn how to make your home safe or find an alternative safe haven.
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10 Ways FEMA Will Brainwash You This Preparedness Month

FEMA brainwashes people into believing the government will save them after a disaster. Instead of encouraging self-reliance, they encourage government dependence. Find out how to prepare the real way.
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10 Signs You’re Living in a Collapsing Society

Many advanced civilizations have collapsed throughout history. What happened and how do we prevent it from happening again? Look for these signs.
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The Survival Conversation You Don't Want to Have (But Need To)

Those who don't prepare will expect you to share your emergency food and survival gear when SHTF. Here's how to let them know they're wrong before they show up.
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Navigating the Aftermath: Hiding Signs of Life after Disaster

Whether you're facing a natural disaster, political chaos, or a massive grid failure, criminals will take advantage of your neighborhood… unless you know how to hide signs of life.

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Roman Siege of Masada: Ancient Engineering for Modern Preppers

The siege of Masada teaches us a lot about preparedness. From community to problem-solving, here’s what we can learn.

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The Danger of Smart Cities: They May Cost You Your Freedom

Smart cities work by continuously monitoring citizens. Make no mistake—smart cities already exist around the world and here in the United States.

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Financial Repression: The Government’s Secret Weapon against Freedom

We’re covering the history of financial repression in America to date, and discussing the dangers of present-day financial repression as a means of control.
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Is the Police State Already Here?

The United States government circumvents privacy laws by buying data. The government tracks everyone and everything they do.

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The Digital Public Infrastructure: A Giant Digital Gulag

The digital public infrastructure will be implemented, and it will be a global grid for control. Read on to learn what the DPI is and what it means for you.
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Food Independence Lessons from the Amish

When the grid goes down, life will go on as normal for the Amish. They've mastered how to live off-grid. Here’s how they achieve food independence and self-reliance.