Posts Tagged Prepping
Water Brick Storage Container Review
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Prepping & Off The Grid Living on November 12, 2014
RealitySurvival
November 12, 2014
Top 10 Reasons Not To Bug Out
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in News, Prepping & Off The Grid Living on November 11, 2014
Nutnfancy
November 10, 2014
How To Start A Camp Fire
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Prepping & Off The Grid Living on November 11, 2014
via: RealitySurvival
November 11, 2014
The young man below explains one of the many ways to start a fire. Something to keep in mind as we head into winter.
Weekend Reading Suggestions – RedPills For The Inquiring Mind
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Cancer, Economy, Finance, Health, News, Pandemics, Prepping & Off The Grid Living, Red Pills, Vaccines on October 25, 2014
TheRedPillGuide
October 25, 2014
“Those who are able to see beyond the shadows and lies of their culture will never be understood, let alone believed by the masses.”
– Plato
Below follows an aggregation of some of the best articles penned by authors from a wide range of websites during the last week or so.
To start off, perhaps those concerned by the Ebola Issue might wish to take note to the link below in respect to information regarding the reliability of the polymerase chain reaction [PCR] test, which is the most frequently used test to diagnose Ebola. Dr. Sircus does an apt job of showing the evidence for the [un]reliability of the test.
In conjunction with that, some noteworthy points that dovetail with Ebola are brought about in the following missive penned by Jon Rappoport, that does a trenchant job of exposing many of the fallacies being expounded by the mainstream media:
The Ebola Hoax – Questions, Answers & The False Belief In The One It
Speaking of the mainstream media, when was the last time anyone heard a detailed report warning of the bevy of dangers that vaccines contained? Nor for quite some time eh? Never mind the fact that mainstream media is heavily funded by Big Pharma.
Well thankfully, Christina Sarich wrote a piece that names some of the many pernicious effects that people need to learn about regarding vaccines:
Most Vaccines Contain Cancer Causing Chemicals, But What More…?
Another subject that rarely ever gets coverage by media is the ongoing issue with mental health screening tests. Covering this topic broadly, Dr. Mercola not only dabs into the issue of gut health in relation to mental health, but also covers Depression, Vitamin D levels, and more:
Important Factors Typically Ignored By Mental Health Screening Tests
Gravitating towards another health issue, we find Madeleine M Castellanos, MD, showing what can be done in order to decrease breast cancer risk via a proactive approach:
Beyond ‘Pink’ – How To Decrease Breast Cancer Naturally
For the preppers out there, if you wish to find out how to cook less fuel, take a gander at the following work by Mr. Jorgustin:
How To Cook Rice With 80% Less Fuel
In the ever improving depressing economic arena, we find out from the editor at MyBudget360.com
how one third of the country is supporting two thirds of population:
Notwithstanding the Federal Reserve’s marvelous job in finance, we find more evidence why this private institution is more detrimental to [y]our savings then a flame thrower is to a snowman. Shared via ZeroHedge follows a piece by Chris Masterson via Peak Prosperity:
How The Federal Reserve Is Currently Attacking Savers
In the spirit of saving the best for last, this link below is my favorite. Reason for this is because it details evidence of how our health truly functions, which is the antithesis of the belief that you and your health are a chained to your genetics.
Mrs. Sarich from NaturalSociety.com tackles rather well the fascinating [don’t cringe!] subject of epigenetics. Fascinating, because it opens up a whole new world of possibilities that are rarely covered by mainstream science.
Beyond Deterministic Genes – The Morphogenetic Field
If you are a product of your environment, then every choice your make has an effect on your health. What choices will you make this upcoming weekend and thereon?
The Most Often Forgotten Survival Preparations
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Health, News, Prepping & Off The Grid Living on July 31, 2012
via: Alt-Market
by: Brandon Smith
July 31, 2012
I think it’s safe to say with some conviction that in the year of 2012 the concept of survival prepping is NOT an alien one to most Americans. When National Geographic decides there is a viable market for a prepper TV show (no matter how misrepresentative of true preppers it may be), when Walmart starts stocking shelves with long term emergency food storage kits, when survivalism in general becomes one of the few growing business markets in the midst of an otherwise disintegrating economy; you know that the methodology has gone “mainstream”. There is a noticeable and expanding concern amongst Americans that we are, indeed, on the verge of something new and unfortunate.
Is it the big bad hoodoo of the soon to expire Mayan Calendar? For a few, maybe, but for the majority of us, no. That jazz is a carnival sideshow designed to make the prepping culture appear ridiculous. We don’t need to believe in magical prophecies to know that there is a catastrophic road ahead; all we have to do is look at the stark realities of our current circumstances. It does not take much awareness anymore to notice looming fiscal volatility, social unrest, the potential for unrestrained war, and the totalitarian boldness of our government. I’ll take the wrath of Quetzalcoatl any day over the manure storm that is approaching us currently.
With some estimating a count of 3 million prepper families and growing in the U.S., the motto of “beans, bullets, and band-aids” is finding a home amongst legions. However, being closely involved in the survivalist movement during the past six years and speaking with literally thousands of preppers, it has become clear to me that we still have a long journey ahead of us before we can claim true efficiency and mastery.
Survival Basics: Preparing for a Grid Down Power Outage
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in News, Prepping & Off The Grid Living on July 26, 2012
via: ActivistPost
by: Gaye Levy
July 26, 2012
Recent storms in my own area reminded me that power outages resulting in a grid down can happen anytime, to anybody, anywhere. Some outages are planned, some are the result of mother nature kicking up a storm, and some are the unexpected result of a natural or man-made crisis. Whatever the reason, there are various measures you should take now to insure your comfort and safety when the power blows.
Some of the basic items you need to have on hand to get through a power outage are quite simple and are things you probably have on hand:
- Flashlights
- Batteries
- Candles
- Matches
- Blankets
This is a very short list, relatively speaking and unless you have been living in a cocoon in Siberia, chances are that these items have already been set aside so that they will be readily available when the lights blink off. And for a three or four hour outage, you will be just fine with these items.
But what if the power is lost for a longer period of time – for whatever reason – how will you cook your food? How will you keep warm? How will you insure your safety in dark? These are just a few of the issues you will face if there is an extended power outage. Add infants, the elderly or the infirm to the mix and you have a big problem on your hands.
