This 100+ page emergency and disaster preparedness guide will get you started on your way to developing and implementing your own survival plan.
The guide covers everything from actions...
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Start Stocking up on Food for the Global Depression – slowly
Now is the time to start stocking up on food. You should focus on purchasing canned goods first. There is no need to go out and buy everything all at once, but you should deliberately by additional canned good items.
As you purchase canned goods, focus on things that will complete an entire meal. Purchase canned meats, and canned vegetables both.
Your goal should be to purchase at least six months worth of food and canned...
Survive the Food Crisis!
We’re rapidly moving past the point where studying the finance scenario matters much. Even the Federal Reserve took 2 years (from 2006 till late in 2008) to recognize that the Housing bubble would impact the economy. With 2+ years of notice ignored, you can bet that the notice for essentials like food and power will be worse.
It’s time to consider how to secure food in an economy turning upside down rapidly.
The Ultimate Food Shortage Survival Guide offers a real solution to anyone who wants to stockpile...
What Can You Barter for Value During a Global Depression?
Consider a future where you are out of work, your neighbors are out of work, and most of your town or city is out of work. How do you survive? How do you support your family? How do you eat or stay warm in the winter?
We do not live in an age of self sufficiency. We do not make or create all of the things we need to survive. We are specialists.
As a global depression sweeps the land, it will not...