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Indoor Emergency Cooking Tips

First of all, try to keep your fridge and freezer closed as much as you can. Make a list with everything you need for cooking and get everything out at once. If you don’t open the fridge more than once, it can keep food cold for up to 6 hours. Afterwards, you’ve got just 2-4 hours left to cook everything… or move the items into a cooler, with lots of ice.

Nukes And Fallout: How To Survive When Others Won’t

Are You Ready Series: Nuclear Disaster Preparedness Since the dawn of nuclear weapons, we have always been weary of a trigger happy world leader hastily …

How To Create A Safe Room In Your Home – Part Two

How To Create A Safe Room In Your Home – Part Two. Graphic -myfamilysurvivalplan.com In part 1 we talked about the first steps in building …

The Hunger Wars In Our Future: Heat, Drought, Rising Food Costs, Global Unrest

The Great Drought of 2012 has yet to come to an end, but we already know that its consequences will be severe. With more than one-half of America’s counties designated as drought disaster areas, the 2012 harvest of corn, soybeans, and other food staples is guaranteed to fall far short of predictions.

How To Create A Safe Room In Your Home

First of all, you need an alarm system to let you know your house has been broken into. I know how expensive these things get, but how about a perfectly functional rudimentary system: put squealers on your doors and windows (they sound an alarm when someone breaks in). You can find them at Wal-Mart for about $25 (for your entire home).

Prepare For What Is Coming: “There Is A Very Present Danger That Is Facing Every American”

As Charlie McGrath notes, there are wars being fought all over the globe right now – and scores of men, women and children are dying daily. Millions of protesters have taken to the streets in recent months on every corner of earth as the world they have come to know collapses around them. Tens of millions of Americans are, like their

15 Ways To Get MORE Money And Buy MORE Survival Food – Part Two

It uses up to 75% less energy than the traditional light bulb and it produces up to 75% less heat. This means it will most likely reduce your air conditioning costs as well! Last but not least, it prevents a great amount of greenhouse gas emission. You can save a lot of money by simply giving up some of the machines you use in your household.

Disaster Survival For Normal People

Natural disasters can make roads impassable and cut the supply chain that us urban dwellers rely on to bring us our food and water. Terrorists would happily kill as many as possible to strike at us and throw our lives and economy into disarray.

15 Ways To Get MORE Money And Buy MORE Survival Food

If you wonder why 95% of Americans are unprepared for the coming crisis… well, it’s not all ignorance, I can tell you that. There are many fellow citizens that simply cannot afford building a solid stockpile. Sure, they have a dozen cans and a few bags of wheat, but that could only feed their family for a week or two. So how can you save more money to buy your loved ones their well-deserved salvation?

Emergency Cooking Equipment For Survival

Even if you’re 100% certain you’ve got it all in place and ready to be used in case of emergency, there are many things you may have forgotten about. And that’s perfectly normal. After all, you’re not an absolute survival guru and you don’t have the memory of an elephant.So let’s take one crucial step at a time, so you can rest assured you’re 100% prepared to cook delicious meals with your survival food.