Zero Sum Survival – Part II
Two important points were brought up in Zero Sum Survival – Part I – bullets over beans, and sudden collapse.
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Zero Sum Survival – Part I
Over many years, I have had the opportunity to review hundreds of ‘survival plans’. They all generally fall along the
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I spent the morning reviewing ‘survival’ websites again and found the same highly disappointing, extremely misleading and misguided ‘advice’ as
Read moreSurvival Stupidity
I stumbled across a forum post that was supposed to be about preparing for climate change. Reading through the entire
Read moreCancelled After Just 4 Episodes, Surviving for 1 Year
This story is kind of interesting. If you have ever wondered about “surviving in the wild” and how it might
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The LIFE PROJECT – Strategic Initiative for Reduced Human Survival
LIFE PROJECT – Strategic Initiative for Reduced Human Survival Draft 0.9 – Revised January 2019 Project Author: Jonathan Richards, Survival
Read moreA Hell Hole In The Ground
Here is an example of what you should not do, buy into or build yourself: A Hell Hole In The
Read moreIntegrated Food Security Phase Classification
Integrated Food Security Phase Classification The aim was to establish a consistent definition, so that the world would never again
Read moreSurviving the Horde
They were munching, marching, stumbling, crowding through everything — eating their way down to the last grain and morsels to
Read moreB.O.B. – The Reality
Here are some rather important ‘revelations’ that the survivalist community should at least read: When I run our SERE based
Read moreSurvivalist Challenge – Putting the Bullshit To The Test
I propose a “Survivalist Challenge” to prove the theory, concept and practical reality of what the survivalist movement calls “bugging
Read moreThe Fallacy of Bugging Out – Part II
Part II – The Fallacy of Bugging Out If you haven’t read this already, please read The Fallacy of Bugging
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Many websites, blogs and forums have covered the topic of bugging out in excruciating detail, all under the assumption that
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