One of the largest outdoors/media/shooting sports trade shows will be coming back to Las Vegas in 2012, January 17-20, and The Preparedness Podcast will be there, covering new preparedness products. It’s almost impossible to cover everything, so what would you … Continue reading →
Safe Room HEPA Filter Safe Room HEPA Filter – Drum … Continue reading →
Line Failure Inflicts a Night Without Power Upon San Diego – Businessweek Living in San Diego, I think most of us dont have personal emergency plans, we just dont have severe weather, she said. I dont know where my flashlights … Continue reading →
The economy continues its downward spiral and gold and approaching $2000 per ounce. Where do we go from here? Silver is also starting to rise again, which some people, including me, think might be a better indicator of how spooked … Continue reading →
In a recent podcast, I completely flubbed the explanation for why gold reaching $1764 per ounce was important. I’ll blame it on an early morning and a late night (and I’m sticking to that story :o). Anyway, I found this … Continue reading →
We’re now on Twitter! Follow me at @PrepCast. … Continue reading →
Apologies for my lack of podcasts lately. I’ve been terribly busy and haven’t been able to find time to get these pushed out. So instead of sitting on them any longer, I’m just going to release all of them now. … Continue reading →
Why close the airspace? Especially if they keep telling us there’s nothing to worry about. Another illustration on how you need to be able to take care of yourself and get your own information. Hopefully, the people living downwind of … Continue reading →
So, now Superman is just another union patsy communist coward? This communist movement won’t stop until they destroy all of America’s icons. Pathetic. Superman Renounces U.S. Citizenship in Latest Action Comic | The Blaze SUPERMAN RENOUNCES U.S. CITIZENSHIP IN LATEST … Continue reading →
With the threat of a nuclear meltdown in Japan, many of us preppers were frustrated with the media and the lack of information they were giving out. It’s bad enough that today’s journalists know next to nothing about how to … Continue reading →
