Don’t look now, but there are huge things going on that most people are not tying together. Since it’s the weekend – and you may not feel like going to work tomorrow, let’s do some “intelligent speculating,” shall we? The timing of the COVID outbreak is extremely interesting when taken with a dose of UAP. … Read More
Two Posts this morning – as my fingers wake up. This being the first of said duo… No shortage of things to talk about (so we will): Before we roll up sleeves, though, a number of stops on the morning inspection report of our local conditions. Some is amusing, others less so. For example…. Septic … Read More
Been a busy week around the old “double-wide in the woods” – getting ready for the Big Shut-In, which seems about an equal proposition, as we see it. As we have hinted-at before, once you have “the basics” covered, there’s not too much else to do except figure out which of your hobbies will have … Read More
I don’t want you to be a victim of circumstances. To get there, you need to learn to see the world differently. Mold it to you instead of the other way around. Cast-off the chains of group-think. Smart School is now in session… We have done a couple of articles on how to set up … Read More
Regardless of the happy-talk about how COVID-19 will (do this, or that, or some other thing), there’s a lessor in here about Lawyers, Lefties, Greedsters, and Cowards that warrants in-depth study. This being Social Studies Sunday…. Ure hit one of his favorite online suppliers this week, looking for a refill of some shop consumables. 1/16th … Read More
There’s a great deal to be learned from reading deeply into adventure novels of current and by-gone eras. For one, it’s a way for young people – especially men – to get to know and think like other men. The good, the bad. So, it was a huge loss this week when one of my … Read More
Dead Battery: Happened to me this week: Had to pull out one of our Home Emergency Plans to keep having a smooth week. Six Basic Home Emergency Plans These are going to happen to everyone, if you live long enough. Dead Battery: Car Won’t start and you have to be somewhere. Electricity Goes Out (Daytime): … Read More
Breaking: A Wuhan Update Before we jump into the lighter stuff, two quick notes. First the daily numbers: Cases: 69,266 Deaths: 1,670 Cases are up almost 86% from a week ago; deaths are up 105.6% – more than doubling. Second is a follow-up to the research paper we posted Saturday, (previous post) showing an … Read More
Before today’s light-hearted discussion, please – for your own health – go read “Soybean Oil Causes Genetic Changes In The Brain.” You’ll know what to do… Sometimes, in fact most of the time I daresay, prepping is more about “What’s between the ears” than anything else. Sure, it’s nice to have 6-million pounds of freeze-dried … Read More
If you haven’t deduced it by now, Ultra-Make.com is likely the main deliverable nearing the end of my next book “The 100-Year Toaster.” The book is a critical view of the wrong-headed globalist resource squandering of the past 150-years and what we can do about it. Spoiler alert: We need to redenominate. Because everything together … Read More
I don’t know if this is really a “woo-woo” topic, an extension of what will be on Peoplenomics tomorrow, where we talk about grassroots dispersed manufacturing (as a disruptive technology)… Or, whether it’s another chapter in my book Psychocartography. However it arises, the topic du jour today is fear. Let’s begin with who we are: Maybe … Read More
Some 2019 restrospective in the first section this morning. But, if time is short for you, skip down to “Today’s Real News” – a big headline and you can’t miss it. New post around 8:15 with the Housing data, so check back. We’ll serve-up this morning’s “rasher of news and comment” but first, a few … Read More
Since we’ve been writing about “UrbanSurvival” long before any of the “Johnny-come-lately’s” on the web (starting in ’98), our views on what’s “adequate prepping” have moderated a bit, over time. Here are the simplest, cheapest, and best ways we can think of to increase your personal preparedness in 2020. Spend $10-bucks a person on bottled … Read More