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Tag Archives: Family Values
Principles and Values, The 912 Project
An anyone that watches Glen Beck knows, He has come up with a list of nine principles and twelve values. Today (03/13/2008) on his “We Surround Them” episode, Glen unveiled his new website, The 912 Project. Glen says the site is a place where like-minded folks can come together and reassure each other they, “they are not alone.” In what seems like a darker and darker world, It’s ever more important to surround our selves with people we trust, love, and can count on. It’s been said before here and other places; get out there and make connections, start networking. … Continue reading
Posted in Preparedness Podcast
Tagged Depression, Economic Crash, Family Values, Recession, Why We Prepare
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Sign of the Times?
Nebraska was the last state in the union to pass Safe Haven laws and in there inability to agree on a maximum age, a bill was passed without an age restriction. This has resulted in people dropping of many of their older children, I mean teenagers… according to the target new article: five 17-year-olds, two 16-year-olds, six 15-year-olds, two 14-year-olds, three 13-year-olds have been abandoned, along with eight children who were 11 or 12. Five of the children dropped off have been from out of state. To me, that’s pretty amazing, but it begs the quiestion: Are these people … Continue reading
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Tagged Depression, Disaster, Economic Crash, Emergency Supplies, Family Values, Food and Cooking, Food Shortage, Riots, Why We Prepare
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