No amount of books, websites, Youtube videos, or classroom-imparted information can prepare you like actually getting out there and immersing yourself in a self-sufficient or survival lifestyle. … Read More
Wild Fire Preparedness Checklist
With summer coming and woodlands and brush drying out being prepared for wildfires should be an essential part of your preparedness plan. … Read More
Amazon to expand little-known grocery delivery service this week
Amazon is reportedly preparing to expand their grocery delivery service following years of quiet testing in Seattle. Two people familiar with the situation said the e-commerce site could launch AmazonFresh in Los Angeles as early as this week and hit San Francisco by the end of the year. Assuming everything… … Read More
20 Ways to Build a Whole Food Kitchen on a Half Price Budget
If you want to make the change to a whole foods lifestyle, don’t let your budget hold you back. … Read More
Forget Gold: Only Food, Tools and Resourcefulness Will Matter In a Mad Max Scenario
Worst case scenarios do happen. And when they do, the activities associated with the regular flow of commerce as we understand them today cease completely. Should such events come to pass in our modern era, everything we understand to be valuable today will be redefined… … Read More
Feminism didn’t kill men’s rights advocate Earl Silverman
He was a hero of the Men’s Rights movement. Three years ago, Earl Silverman, a self-described long-term survivor of violence at the hands of an abusive wife, turned his own home into the Men’s Alternative Safe House, Canada’s first domestic abuse shelter for men and their children. On Friday, he was found hanging in its garage, an apparent suicide. Silverman had been going through a period of intense personal stress lately – his death came just one day after he packed up his recently sold home. Just last month, he’d closed the shelter because he was no longer able to afford to maintain it. He had said he was struggling to keep up with his heat and grocery bills.In his dogged efforts to help men and to raise public awareness, Silverman worked to remove the stigma that can often prevent men from speaking out because of pride and fear and misunderstanding. Yet where Silverman came up short was in perpetuating the Men’s Rights movement’s fiction that there’s any gender equity as far as violence and victims. The Calgary Herald recalled, in its coverage of his death, Silverman’s oft-repeated insistence that “men are about as likely as women to say they have been the victims of domestic abuse.”Continue Reading… … Read More




