Proof The Bible Is True

The apocalypse called for an action hero. It got a disabled romance writer who accidentally became the weird little Librarian of the End of the World.

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Prepping looks a lot different when you are in a temporary location, traveling, or living in an RV/van but it can - and should - still be done. Here's how.

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The best part of late summer is the glorious tomatoes. Once you've eaten all of the BLTs that you can hold, it's time to start preserving tomatoes for later.

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Things get back to normal (for now) in Jessica's world as she finds reading material for her students in the new school year.

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When money is tight, you want to get the most prepper bang for every buck you spend on supplies. Here are the most useful flashlights to have.

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Jessica and Carlos go it alone on a daring mission. When things go wrong, will they be able to improvise, adapt, and overcome?

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Are there ways that a library can save the budget-conscious person some money? Absolutely! We'll show you how!

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There are four different levels of disasters, from personal emergencies to full-on SHTF end-of-the-world stuff. The good news is you can prep for each one.

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A natural disaster or SHTF event is bad enough. Don't add extra suffering just because you neglected to prep for the body you have now.

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I have some exciting updates to share with you, including one that you may not have even known I was working on.

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Every prepper eventually stares at their breaker panel and asks the same question. If the grid takes a hit, lightning strikes the line, or a transformer down the street blows, what happens to everything plugged into your house? Without a whole house surge protector, you are betting your refrigerator, your well pump, your HVAC system, […]

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In 1968, a salvage crew dug the steamboat Bertrand out of thirty feet of Missouri River silt, more than a century after it sank on its way to the Montana gold fields. Among the cargo sat cans of peaches, oysters, plum tomatoes and mixed vegetables, and in 1974 chemists from the National Food Processors Association […]

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Most preppers can tell you exactly how many gallons are stacked in the basement. Far fewer can tell you how that water gets to the stove, the cutting board, and their hands once the power is out and the family is cooking in the driveway or at a campsite two hours from home. Stored water […]

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Water alone will not save you in a heat wave, a bout of dysentery, or a three-day bugout on foot. Your body runs on a precise balance of sodium, potassium, and magnesium, and that balance breaks down fast the moment you start sweating heavily, skipping meals, or drinking from questionable sources. Electrolyte powder is one […]

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A survival mirror costs less than a candy bar, weighs almost nothing, and never runs out of batteries. It’s also one of the most misunderstood pieces of gear in any bug-out bag, since most people who own one have never actually learned to aim it correctly. This guide covers what a survival mirror actually is, […]

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The ice storm that took our power out for two days taught me a very hard lesson. I had shelves of gear in that garage, some of it barely used, and yet the first thing I dragged outside was a beat-up steel drum I’d bought years earlier for eleven dollars at a farm auction. That […]

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A city of over 300,000 people got locked out of its own computer systems for weeks, and most of the country barely noticed. St. Paul, Minnesota’s capital, didn’t get hit by a storm or a grid failure. It got hit by a keyboard, and the fallout looked a lot like the kind of infrastructure breakdown […]

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Your grocery bill isn’t going back to what it used to be. Prices have climbed for three straight years, and every trip to the store feels like it costs more for less in the cart. That’s not just an inconvenience, it’s a direct threat to your ability to build and maintain a food reserve. Every […]

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My grandmother kept a white enamel bucket on the back of her stove, and it was never empty. Whatever came out of that bucket went into pie crust, biscuits, fried chicken, cornbread, and the skillet where the eggs cooked every single morning. She never once bought a can of shortening in her life, and she […]

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When the cell towers go dark, your smartphone turns into a very expensive paperweight. Cell networks depend on local infrastructure: towers, fiber lines, backup generators that run out of fuel in days. An Iridium satellite phone skips all of that and talks straight to a satellite instead. This guide breaks down what an Iridium phone […]

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The Great Middle East War is poised to escalate to an entirely new level, and that could have huge implications for the entire planet. Diesel prices are already spiraling out of control, and strict energy rationing measures are already being implemented in impoverished nations such as Pakistan. Unfortunately, it appears that another round of fighting ... Read more

The post The Alert Level For The Iranian Military Has Been Raised To The Highest Possible Level As A Massive Escalation Appears To Be Imminent appeared first on The Economic Collapse.

The European Union has a population that is larger than the United States, it has the second largest economy in the entire world, and now it wants Canada. Of course any form of membership in the EU will involve giving up at least some sovereignty to the bureaucrats in Brussels. Is Canada really this stupid? ... Read more

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For months, we were told that this moment was approaching. At first a lot of people didn’t want to believe it, and those that were sounding the alarm were mocked. But now even the mainstream media is being forced to admit the truth. When the war with Iran began, the world was sitting on vast ... Read more

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We were warned that a diesel shortage would be coming. According to the president of the United States, it is already here. That is really bad news, because so much of our economic infrastructure runs on diesel. Most of our trucks, most of our trains and most of our tractors use diesel. More than 70 percent ... Read more

The post We Are Being Told That “A Shortage Of Diesel” Is Here As The Price Per Gallon Hits $6.23 In The United States appeared first on The Economic Collapse.

What is happening on the other side of the world is starting to have a very real impact on the daily lives of millions of Americans. The chaos in the Middle East and the rapidly escalating war in Ukraine are driving up oil prices. As a result, the average price of a gallon of gasoline ... Read more

The post Costco Is Rationing Motor Oil, The Middle East Is In Chaos, And Western Leaders Riding A Train In Ukraine Just Narrowly Avoided A Russian Drone Strike appeared first on The Economic Collapse.

We just witnessed one of the biggest military developments in the Middle East in months. It is being reported that a major ground offensive by the Houthis has enabled them to take control of the port city of Mocha right on the coast of the Red Sea, Zuqar Island and the rest of the Hanish ... Read more

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For decades, foreign policy experts warned about what would happen if someone decided to shut down the Strait of Hormuz. Now we are living that reality. The price of Brent crude just smashed through the $100 barrier after fighting between the U.S. and Iran erupted once again last night. Gasoline and diesel are going to ... Read more

The post Strait Of Hormuz Gridlock: Oil Surges Past $100 As U.S. Tanker Strikes And Iran Missile Retaliation Trigger Global Panic appeared first on The Economic Collapse.

The global energy supply crunch is only going to get worse as long as the conflicts in the Middle East and Eastern Europe are raging. A lot less oil is getting through the Strait of Hormuz than normal, and diesel production in Russia has been significantly diminished by relentless Ukrainian drone strikes. As a result, ... Read more

The post Goldman Sachs Warns Oil Could Soon Rise Above $120 A Barrel And The Price Of Diesel Just Set Another Record As World War 3 Continues To Escalate appeared first on The Economic Collapse.

Three very dangerous hurricanes are churning in the eastern Pacific Ocean and Anak Krakatau has violently erupted. The cataclysmic 1883 eruption of the original Krakatau volcano was one of the loudest and most powerful volcanic eruptions ever recorded, and it significantly reduced global temperatures for an extended period of time. So when Anak Krakatau starts ... Read more

The post Nature Gone Wild: Hurricane Lowell Causes Panic Buying In Hawaii, Monster Waves From Hurricane Marie Slam California, And Anak Krakatau Explodes appeared first on The Economic Collapse.

As you enjoy your Labor Day weekend, you may notice that gasoline and diesel are unusually expensive right now. As I will document in this article, gasoline prices have never been this high on Labor Day weekend, and the cost of diesel is now the highest that it has ever been in the entire history ... Read more

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