Bartering is a means of swapping goods and services without using money. It’s an old-fashioned way to save money and make use of your skills and assets, especially in times of recession and depression. In uncertain times, people can still get what they need, even without cash. You might want to swap babysitting with … [Read more...]
26 Emergency Items FEMA Wants You To Own
FEMA is a somewhat controversial government agency. Some people love FEMA because they bring food and supplies after a disaster. Other people hate them because they don't bring enough food and supplies after a disaster (or not quickly enough). Some people say FEMA is inefficient and a waste of tax money. Other … [Read more...]
Why Depressions Always Lead To War
Failing Economies Lead to Desperate Times and Desperate Decisions. Here’s How Economic Collapse Has Led to War. The Coronavirus pandemic has no end in sight,l and the effect on the global economy has resulted in economic statistics last seen during the Great Depression of the 1930s. Want to save this post for … [Read more...]
How To Prevent Garage Door Break-Ins
Home security is essential for feelings of safety and protection. We lock our doors and windows and consider outdoor lights and home security devices. We take it a step further by locking our vehicles and ensuring garage door openers are out of sight. But how many of us consider securing our garage door? Leaving our … [Read more...]
21 Things You Should Have In Your Vehicle At All Times
If you didn't already understand the importance of preparedness, the current COVID-19 situation should have taught you. As little as six months ago, would anyone have predicted that we would be facing a massive pandemic? The same logic goes for when you’re driving. You never know when something bad may happen. What … [Read more...]
9 Ways To Prepare For Civil Unrest
Some Say It Can’t Happen Here. But Many Never Believed a Pandemic Would Happen Either. Civil disobedience is actually a sign of a functioning democratic society. Thoreau outlined civil disobedience in Walden Pond as a necessary right when expressed through passive resistance. Both Gandhi and Martin Luther King … [Read more...]
45 Items Every Prepper Should Stockpile
Whether you're a homesteader or lifelong prepper, or someone learning about preparedness for the first time because of the Covid-19 pandemic, there is no better time to set yourself up for success in case things get even worse. Want to save this post for later? Click Here to Pin It On Pinterest! One of the first … [Read more...]
27 Everyday Items You Can Easily Make Yourself
Because of the pandemic, countless people have been learning how to make facemasks, and how to make hand sanitizer. But this time of social distancing offers an opportunity to make many other items that are expensive or in short supply. Making these do-it-yourself products will help you limit your trips to the … [Read more...]
The Highest Calorie Crop You Can Grow
For the first time since World War II, many Americans are worried about food security and are looking to level up their self-sufficiency game. In and of itself, this is a very good thing, but it's also a little problematic. In this new victory garden movement, vegetable seedlings are being grabbed off the shelves … [Read more...]
8 Fatal Mistakes That Preppers Make
Nobody's perfect, not even preppers. And especially not new preppers. When the SHTF, thousands of them will be agonizing and dying because of mistakes that, in hindsight, will seem perfectly obvious. But by then it will be too late. In this video, Ethical Preparedness talks about eight of these fatal … [Read more...]
20 Easy Backyard Campfire Recipes
Camping season is upon us! Whether you’re camping at a state park or in your backyard, cooking over a campfire is fun. My kids love to cook dinner over the campfire, so we’ve found a variety of easy backyard campfire recipes. There is way more you can cook over a campfire than just hot dogs. Leave the hotdogs … [Read more...]
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