Protect Your Vehicle From an EMP with this Simple Strategy

Original Article: http://readynutrition.com/resources/protect-your-vehicle-from-an-emp-with-this-simple-strategy_20092016/

Jeremiah Johnson

ReadyNutrition Readers, there have been a tremendous number of world happenings that has placed all of us in a precarious situation.  The past several months have seen successive tests of missiles, with a nuclear test as well (Friday 9/9/16) by North Korea.  Iran and North Korea have been exchanging missile technology, supplemented by the Russians with technical advisors and materials.  China, too, has been developing their SLBM (Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile) weaponry at a breakneck pace.  

The military doctrine of both North Korea and Iran call for a first-strike against the continental United States using an EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) generating warhead.  I wish to pen the caveat that I have been stating in my articles repeatedly for quite some time, now, hoping they will be taken into consideration:

Crisis Communication Advice – Ditch the cell phone (or not?)

Original Article:

 http://prepperswill.com/crisis-communication-advice-ditch-the-cell-phone-or-not/#more-6424

March 26, 2018 by Bob Rodgers

Not very long ago (hardly a handful or two of years back) our communicational availability was a quarter (or less) of what it now is. If you could not reach John Joe on his kitchen phone and he didn’t come to the door when you knocked, well, you just figured he wasn’t home. Boy how times have really changed and nowdays it seems that communication is easier than ever.


I have been “off-the-grid” for quite some time now (absolutely no use of a personal cell phone, is essentially what I mean by this), and the biggest, most common question I get is “how can you live without one?”.

Video: Fire/Cooking Supplies For Disasters

Original Article: https://www.doomandbloom.net/video-firecooking-supplies-for-disasters/

Eco-zoom’s Stove

Amy Alton ARNP asks: What should you have in your disaster supply storage to help you keep your family  in hot meals even when you’re off the grid? In this video, Nurse Amy gives her thoughts on what the well-prepared family needs to function in the aftermath of a major disaster.
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How To Open A Can Without a Can Opener

Original Article: http://www.theprepperjournal.com/2013/11/05/open-can-without-can-opener/

By

Pat Henry

One of the scenes or opportunities to learn something from American Blackout was the scene where the Yuppie guy was trying to open a can of peaches that he apparently had stolen. I guess the Yuppies didn’t have a can opener in their fancy apartment so the guy had to use his own smarts to open the can himself. This is the same can he bashed over the head of a guy who was trying to steal it from him to feed his family. Funny how this man was so desperate for food that he beat someone to death, but the can of peaches kicked his butt.

Stoves (Kerosene, Propane, Butane, Alcohol, Wood) For Cooking Preparedness

Original Article: https://modernsurvivalblog.com/preps/stoves/

Guest article by Chuck Findlay
This comes from a life-long ‘stoveaholic’ that has way too many stoves and is not at all in recovery. The addiction is life-long and in full bloom with no hope for recovery.
I have been an avid tent camper my whole life, from the time I could walk to today (57-years old) I have had all kinds of camping gear. That includes stoves that ran on all kinds of fuel.

   

The stoves I have are butane, gasoline-white gas, propane, wood, and kerosene. Most of them are small backpack stoves and are not made to serve a large family.