Survival. What you gonna do when
survival time comes for you and your family?
I know what you
may be thinking.
You might be the one
thinking that this is as corny as a corn dog. If so,
go away. No help for you. You're the one standing in
front of an avalanche saying, "It ain't gonna happen
to me." So much for unbridled optimism.
I have been pondering the survival question,
in ways, since I was a young man watching Saturday
afternoon horror shows. The movie depicted above,
"Panic In The Year 0," was one of the movies on my
list and it profoundly set me on a path to this
website decades later.
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I grew up in a time when we
were more than worried about the bomb. I lived and
still live between what was, and still is a U.S.
fort, and a massive weapons supply dump. It was
common thought in those days that ground zero,
pretty much between these two places was the radio
antenna of the most powerful radio station in the
area.
A
moderately weighted megaton hydrogen bomb would
have licked out to atomize both installations, which
are several miles apart and naturally, me,
in-between. Evidently, the producer and star of
Panic In The Year 0, Ray Milland had worries of his
own, and he set out to do something about it. He
made a movie. A very good, well thought out movie,
that showed how you could survive a disaster, even a
disaster of biblical proportions. Photo left, he
hears for the first time the awful news from
CONELRAD (First national EAS type warning system) on
his car radio. His year 0 begins. He fights to
survive. He overcomes. He wins.
After decades of thumbing our
noses at this norish film, because everyone KNOWS
you can't survive a nuke strike....well...after the
disaster in Russia and the disaster in Japan, we now
know, that with luck, you CAN survive a limited
nuclear disaster. (Unless you live between two
military installations.)
Our problem, as Americans, with survival
thinking, is that we have always had the best and we
think we always will. The sun will come up tomorrow
morning and we'll go to church on Sunday, and on
Thursday night we'll go get a hotdog and shake down
at the drive-in, if we want to, like always.
On the other hand, many will admit that the
worst can happen in a localized way, like a
hurricane, earthquake, flood, or tornado. Even if
the west coast falls into the ocean, there is still
the east coast, and life will still go on as usual
for everyone left.
I
give you on of the most beloved survival movies of
all time, Red Dawn. Here, the commies from
Russia and Cuba get together, nuke America to its
knees, and set about to take it over. In the
meantime, it's survival city for the country boys in
that western town shown in the movie. They move to
the hills, eat pork and beans, and shoot deer for
supper. They live the good life for a time,
resisting the commie invaders until they are saved
or shot.
The instructive part of Red Dawn is while the
boys don't have a plan, their elders do. By the time
they rich their mountain hideout, they have most
everything they need to survive, having been seen to
by wiser and older, and shortly deader heads.
At the time of this writing, nuclear war and
invasion by commies (at least from outside the
country) is not nearly as likely as it looked lo,
those fabled many years ago. However, times being
what they are, anything is possible, and the thing
that tries to take us out may be something we could
not have foreseen. Do you doubt me? You have only to
think back to Sept 11, 2001. Who but a madman could
have dreamed up a plan to destroy the USA so
diabolical and simple that 19 guys who didn't know
how to land a plane could do what they did? I say
again, anything is possible.
What is more likely, at least at this epoch,
is that wheels set in motion by brain dead U.S.
politicians, and you know which ones I'm talking
about will at some point try to roll over the
country.
The
man most singularly responsible for the re-think
of survival in the last couple of years is none
other than Glenn Beck. Beck, a modern day prophet,
whatever you think about him, has a verifiable track
record of being correct. When Beck says that things
are on a course to spiral out of control (on a
number of fronts) I, for one, listen. If he's dead
wrong, or I'm dead before he's right, I haven't lost
a thing by heeding his warning.
It doesn't take a man of far seeing vision
like Beck to understand the simple fact that our
nation runs on oil, not windmills. Because of
decades of political error, the United States is
dependent on foreign oil. The very moment politics
or religion gains supremacy over commerce and common
sense, the oil will stop, and then we're done for.
We are closer to that moment right now than we have
ever been.
Denial is a fantastic characteristic of human
nature. We all do it. However, some do it to the
point of willingly putting their neck into a noose.
Unfortunately, some of these people are in positions
of great power, and their word is law.
Greed is also a problem. Some people with
their hands on the switches of commerce will gladly,
eagerly, throw them for short term gain.
Most likely scenario...Oil ceases
to flow...
It doesn't take a conspiracy
theorist to see that even a short cessation of
oil would have immediate and catastrophic effects on
life as we know it. Only a fool would say that it
could never happen. Repeat...a fool.
Even if you think the lights going out is
merely pish posh, are you fool enough to say that it
can never happen? And what if it does? Where does
that leave you? Too late to run here to see what to
do, because you and I are only one electron away
from a disconnect. Oil makes electricity, and
without it there is none. No electricity means no
bucks, Buck Rogers. No bread. No car. No nightly
news. No more discussion. It's back to pine torches
and candles.
So, for as long as there has been civilization,
there have been Chicken Littles screaming that the
sky is falling. And, over the ages, it has,
regularly, metaphorically speaking. Luckily, it
hasn't happened in the United States in a general
fashion...yet. Doesn't mean it can't or won't.
And the funny part about the whole thing is
that when it happens, future historians will look
back and marvel that whatever caused it was so darn
simple and avoidable.
Thankfully,
from the standpoint that we didn't need them after
all, in our lifetimes, the nuclear fallout
shelters have all been covered up or turned into
swimming pools. Basketball idols turned religious
fanatics preaching doom have come and gone to their
own personal and private doom, baffled at why
everything was still everything even as their eyes
dimmed. Godzilla did not roar to life amidst ancient
glaciers melted by nuclear fallout and global
warming. Life, love, children, divorce went on
unabated.
So, Americans have been lulled and drugged
into the notion that it can't happen to them. Well,
sure, a car accident is always possible, or maybe
another Katrina, but not a general collapse. No way.
Way!.................
Survival comes in two three
distinct variations:
-
Immediate survival
-
Temporary survival
-
Long term survival
Immediate survival
is a car wreck. A gun battle. Ship wreck.
Most folks don't carry a spare lifeboat with them on
a cruise, so God, fate, or the devil plays the
supreme role in the outcome.
Temporary survival is
what you do while you are waiting for help. If you
are on a hike and get lost, then if you have done
your homework, you have enough survival supplies to
make your wait a pleasant one. If a hurricane hits
suddenly, you have enough survival food and survival
water to make a go of it until help arrives. The
same goes for earthquakes, tornadoes, and killer
bees. You can wait for help comfortably, or
uncomfortably. Your choice.
Long term survival is
when you must survive beyond 72 hours, because
that's about the limit you can go without water.
With water, and your health is good, make it a
couple of weeks, if you have enough survival grub.
Beyond that, there is Fred, your former best friend.
Fred can serve as your last resort MRE. (Meal Ready
to Eat.) But you don't really want to go that route
for health reasons, and besides, you like Fred for
more than his dumplings.
The purpose of the website, beyond impressing
Google and selling you quality survival goods is to
attempt to make the case to you that in a general
collapse, there is nobody coming to your rescue.
Nobody has any gas, and they can't charge their
electric powered cars. Who on our continent besides
Canada (who is also on Fred rations) will come to
our rescue? Hmmn? Name a country.
When the time comes, and it is coming some
day, long time or short time, that the machines
stop, you are on your own, just the same as Ray
Milland and Frankie Avalon were when their time
came.
Survival food and survival equipment, and
survival supplies give you time to do what you have
to do to survive. Time to plan. Time to survive
until the emergency either passes or stabilizes into
something you can deal with. Survival planning now
gives you survival time then when it really counts.
You don't wait until the horse is out of the barn to
close the darn door.
On this website, you will find ample links to
the company that will supply you with the survival
products that you need to make sure you're still
around for breakfast if and when the worst happens.
And what if you grow old and are given only 14 days
to live by your future doctor and the world has not
ended, or even hiccuped? Then you will have tasty
food to eat, stuff to go camping with, a funny story
to tell, and something to leave for your
grandchildren so they won't have to invite Fred Jr.
for supper some day.
I would love to be the one to tell you that
from cradle to grave, the center will hold, and all
will be right in your perfect tidy world, no matter
what you do or don't do. Unfortunately, mostly
thanks to things out of our control, the center does
not always hold. Things fail. Things collapse.
When this happens, and it happens during your
turn on earth, most often there isn't much you can
do about it. But you can be the one to still be
around to help put things back right. You can be one
of the good ones. Survive!

Go to the meat of the matter.
Get proactive. Get survival prepared today! Click for life!
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mission. In a survival situation
FAILURE IS NOT AN OPTION
It
is a fact that something as simple as a
bottle of water may one day save your life.
Don't let
the inconvenience of becoming
prepared deprive you of all that you ever
were or ever hope to be.
At the end,
don't think, "I should have paid more
attention to breathing." Don't let it be
you. Don't feed Darwin. Old whisker face is
fat enough. Be the survivor.
Survival!
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