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THE VIRTUAL WELLSPRING OF READINESS LINKS:
I've made a point of avoiding sites that had agendas other than preparedness, especially racist or anti-government types. After all, this is a pro-Constitutional site, and the Constitution is the definition of American government. Also, I tried to avoid complicated or commercial sites that weren't a good use of your time to look at.
HERE'S THE LINKS:
- AMERICAN PREPPERS NETWORK - Freedom through teaching others self-reliance
- BRUCE BEACH'S SITE - Former Radiological Officer- knows his business.
- FRONTSIGHT - Premiere firearms training school
- CAPTAIN DAVE'S - More info than you can shake a stick at, current and classic
- SURVIVAL TOPICS - Survival of the wilderness persuasion, some good winter info
- SURVIVAL BLOG - Former U.S. Army Intelligence officer, technical writer, retreat consultant
- EQUIPPED TO SURVIVE - Focus on short-term disaster survival
- NATURAL DISASTER RECOVERY - A Popular Mechanics site with some great articles
- NITRO-PAK - Beaucoup readiness supplies! Over 50,000 instock! Skookum gear.
- MAJOR SURPLUS & SURVIVAL - Military, outdoor, survival, and tactical gear.
- WILDWOOD SURVIVAL - To think with the 'wilderness mind'
- ARCTIC FIRE AND SAFETY - Great source for first aid and medical gear in the Fairbanks area
Discussion Forum
One Second After by William R. Forstchen
Started by Jon Watts Jan 6. 0 Replies 0 Likes
This is a revealing book about what we would face in the event of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack. Chilling, and…Continue
LDS Food Supply Calculator
Started by Jon Watts Feb 9, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Use the following calculator to figure the minimum food storage amounts for your family. The amounts are based on the recommendations listed in the Church's Home Production and Storage manual. These…Continue
100 Items That Disappear First in a Disaster
Started by Gary Darrar Sep 11, 2010. 0 Replies 0 Likes
100 Items That Disappear First in a DisasterThis list was first assembled by Joseph Almond prior to Y2K and it is valid to consider these as "extremely desirable items" in the event of nearly any…Continue
Survival Links
Started by Gary Darrar. Last reply by Jon Watts Sep 3, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Likes
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Comment by Jon Watts on September 20, 2010 at 12:18pm -
Thanks for all your recent posts Gary, you've really helped improve this group!
IFFTR!,
Jon
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Comment by Gary Darrar on February 5, 2010 at 12:44pm -
If it hits the there won't be too many places that will go on as usual. Most people are not self sufficient and depend on the supermarket to get their food.
What many don't realize is when things break down then everything breaks down. Transportation, if there is any, won't be delivering anything to most areas.
People forget that it only takes one service to break down that will effect almost everything else to different extents. If fuel is cut off then all transportation stops, no food, no heat, no supplies, everything we use just stops coming. And it doesn't have to be fuel that starts it, it can be almost
anything that supplies others to keep their businesses or services running. Everything is related to something else to run properly.
No matter where you are, each area has it drawbacks. We have to prepare for the area we live in. I live in North NJ, the shelves would go bare in two days. There is no place to live off the land here, the weather is also not made for growing your own food, I have very little property for growing anything and a greenhouse is definitely out. I either have to live as long as I can with my stocked supplies and probably have to defend it. Or I can take off to a low population area with supplies, but where would I go and be able to live with no guarantee of shelter except for a tent? And I also have my wife and two pets to worry about with all the above.
Actually, I've been to Alaska and I'd consider it one of the best and safest places to be if the sh__ hit the fan.
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Comment by charlene seamon on February 5, 2010 at 10:06am -
Hi you all i really love alaska but when the stuff hits the fan will alaska be a good place to be bein g that most of our vegtable are shipped in and other things that due to our SHORT growing season i do know a little about living off the land here but i need to learn more about living off the land here in my past life in viet nam i lived off the land while on missions ..we had to to blend in with charles ...I love my country and would glady fight for it again ...thank you all for your time ..I will stand guard and fight alone side with you all ...Charlene
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Comment by Jon Watts on February 5, 2010 at 9:53am
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Feel free to post good additions to these sources.
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