For the first time ever we can use the words “perfect storm” in relation to toilet paper. In many countries people are hoarding toilet tissue, and in some cases fighting over or stealing it. It is a great indicator of … Continue reading
Preppers tend to not have much money, so any way to profit from a disaster (without harming others, obviously) is a plus. There are good and bad sides to all of these. I am not recommending them, just pointing out … Continue reading
Nobody has solved how the great pyramid of Giza was built. The most commonly accepted theory involves ramps. This is pretty much the only way the giant blocks of stone could have been lifted so high in those days. Unfortunately … Continue reading
Well before 2012, I said the Mayan doomsday was unlikely to actually happen, but it was a great excuse to prepare in general. On the same theme, it is looking increasingly likely that the coronavirus will be free to roam … Continue reading
Every action should have an equal and opposite reaction. So, perhaps, for every act of evolution, there is devolution. If “selection” is random, including deselection as equally possible, is real, at least for one generation. Survival of the fittest isn’t … Continue reading
I am not an expert on pandemics, but I do feel I have a knack for patterns… A new study published by The Lancet medical journal gives a snapshot of 99 cases of the new coronavirus observed at Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital … Continue reading
Most preppers have some kind of absolute SHTF scenario in the back of their mind – nuclear war, super-volcano, pandemic or mega-earthquake. And they are ready to run away and hide from the world until others fix things up. A … Continue reading
I’m keeping a close eye on this, personally, as this is one of the two most likely reasons for the SHTF, where survivalist tactics can mean life instead of death. The other is a solar super-storm. Much is unknown about … Continue reading
1. With each rewriting of the story, subtly change the words to create new meaning 2. Use headlines that exaggerate the actual story = clickbait. The worst use a different headline in social than the actual article has. Today Freedom’s … Continue reading
Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi dissident who was brutally killed at the Saudi embassy, was probably a good guy. I’m not disputing that at all. His family, and their connections, were quite different. I’m guessing that enabled him to access the … Continue reading