We made a list of the top ten major disasters going from least likely to most likely. By preparing for the most likely disaster in your area, you’ll have a better chance at survival. #urbansurvivalsite #disaster #doomsday #apocalypse #naturaldisaster
For most of human history, bacterial infections and diseases were the number one killer year after year, regardless of whether there was a major disaster in progress. #urbansurvivalsite #shtf #disease #survival #endoftheworld
In this video, Canadian Prepper talks about all types of disasters: personal disasters, local disasters, and global disasters. #urbansurvivalsite #disasters #doomsday #apocalypse #survival
Aside from the financial consequences, there are plenty of scary things that follow in the wake of an economic collapse.
There’s a lot written about what you should do when disaster strikes, but knowing what not to do can be just as important for your survival.
An EMP (electromagnetic pulse) that destroys the power grid would result in the death of 90% of the population after just one year.
The Murray-Hill Riot, also called the Montreal Night of Terror, took place in late 1969 in Montreal, Quebec when the police went on strike.
Knowing where the government will show up first in a collapse scenario is of immense importance. Of course, we would all like to believe there is help on the way, and there are massive amounts of resources that will be used to assist people, but some places will be a higher priority than others.
North Korea continues to make threats against Japan, South Korea, and the United States. What should we do if they attack?
How would you respond if a disaster occurred while you were away on a trip, and what can you do to prepare for that scenario? Here are a few tips…
