Our food supply: When it’s gone…it’s gone.
Our food supply: When it’s gone…it’s gone. It’s often said that we are only nine meals from anarchy. The theory behind the saying is simple. Most people have no… Read more »
Author Archives: Lizzie Bennett
10 Diseases That Will Become Far More Common After The Collapse
Diseases come and diseases go…rather like fashions, but with diseases it’s the general conditions prevailing at the time that denotes what gets a foothold and what doesn’t. Many diseases are opportunists,… Read more »
Prepare Yourself: Obama’s War On Coal Will Lead To Electricity Price Hikes and Blackouts
Prepare Yourself: Obama’s War On Coal Will Lead To Electricity Price Hikes and Blackouts News reports tell us that he who thinks he is God, President Obama, is urging the… Read more »
Prepare Yourself: Obama’s War On Coal Will Lead To Electricity Price Hikes and Blackouts
News reports tell us that he who thinks he is God, President Obama, is urging the Russians not to cut the gas supply to Ukraine as it could provoke the… Read more »
Getting Hotter or Getting Colder? Either Way You Need to Step Up Your Preps
Climate change is the one subject that can polarize the guests at a dinner party in one minute flat, but what many people fail to recognize is that both scenarios require… Read more »
International Flights Still Operating From Conakry Airport Despite Ebola Risk
International flights are still operating in and out of Conakry airport despite more deaths overnight from Ebola Zaire. Eight more Ebola deaths have occurred overnight, and nine more are deaths are… Read more »
The Ebola Outbreak Is Spreading: Pray to God It Doesn’t Hitch A Ride To The West
It is still limited to Africa…for now. The Ebola outbreak in Guinea has reached the capital Conakry. The strain has been confirmed as Ebola Zaire, the worst of the five known strains…. Read more »
How War Affects the Cash in Your Pocket and the Food on your Plate
I was born in 1960…yes, I know, I sound much younger! Anyway moving swiftly on… Rationing finally ended in England in 1953, seven years before I was born, but my parents… Read more »