Preparedness
Behind this, straightforward question is the assumption that preparing for an emergency is not required. You might be thinking that this world is relatively safe, your job stable and your kids healthy. So then why do you need to store food and water for a disaster that might not happen? Wouldn’t your time, energy and […]
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No one likes the unpredictability of sudden changes in the elements (and other drivers for that matter). But winter is approaching, nonetheless. Along with winter weather comes perhaps the worst part: winter driving. No one looks forward to driving in freezing temperatures, but the following tips will help keep this season a safe and warm
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I was in an interesting conversation with one of my grandson’s this morning, my wife read an article to us pertaining to disaster’s. The nuclear bomb threat from North Korea in particular, in the article it stated that we should all have at least a 14 day supply of emergency provisions on hand. I asked
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If you are worried about America facing serious economic problems, you’re not alone. A survey by Finance Buzz found, “Recession fears are growing: 72% of Americans are worried about a recession happening within the next year.” Moreover, unlike the 2008 recession, more Americans are concerned we are approaching another Great Depression as a result of
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HOW TO FORM A NEIGHBORHOOD PEPAREDNESS GROUP This document is intended for the beginners into the preparedness world, and for the more experienced preppers now forming a group to protect their own neighborhoods. Acronyms – NPG, Neighborhood Preparedness Group – NPP, Neighborhood Preparedness Plan – CPT, Community Preparedness Teams Medical, Security, Engineering, Communications, Preparedness, Home
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Forming your Neighborhood Preparedness Group As soon as possible, pull together a group of your neighbors. Call or email, or meet them walking their dog. Make clear it will be about protecting your neighborhood and they really need to take it seriously. We don’t want what happened in some cities to happen here. No politics
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