Inflation in the United States has jumped to the highest rate since 2008 as the country rebounds strongly from the coronavirus pandemic. Unfortunately, many economists believe the current rise in inflation is not transitory because of evidence of structural changes in supply at a time when demand for all products is robust. Put simply, inflation is here to … Continue reading 5 Reasons to stockpile food now
Prepper medicine: How to use parsley, a versatile medicinal herb
Parsley (Petroselinum crispum) is a leafy herb native to the Mediterranean region. Its leaves are normally used as a garnish, but they can also be used to make herbal remedies. Parsley has a long history of use in traditional medicine. Healers used its leaves, seeds and roots to treat a slew of ailments, including bruises, insect bites, amenorrhea, allergies, … Continue reading Prepper medicine: How to use parsley, a versatile medicinal herb
Canadian doctors SLAM coordinated censorship of coronavirus vaccine information
Three Canadian medical professionals slammed the censorship of scientific inquiry and information about the risks of Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines. The doctors voiced out their concerns during a June 17 press conference at Ontario’s Parliament Hill, alongside Canadian Member of Parliament (MP) Derek Sloan. They accused the Canadian government of suppressing information about the harm caused by lockdown and … Continue reading Canadian doctors SLAM coordinated censorship of coronavirus vaccine information
Survival foraging: How to identify and use dandelion, a versatile weed
Most people think of dandelions as nothing but invasive weeds out to ruin their lawns. But preppers know that dandelions are just as useful as herbs and beneficial plants in home gardens. When SHTF, it pays to know how to forage for edible weeds like dandelions so you can add them to your stockpile or arsenal of … Continue reading Survival foraging: How to identify and use dandelion, a versatile weed
Half of all covid “variant” deaths occurring in people who were already vaccinated
With millions of people now fully “vaccinated” against the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19), one would assume that the number of new “cases” in this demographic is on the decline. To the contrary, the latest data shows that at least half of all new Chinese Virus cases are occurring in people who got the jab(s). In the United Kingdom, … Continue reading Half of all covid “variant” deaths occurring in people who were already vaccinated
Face masks causing children’s bodies to experience spike in toxic CO2 levels
Chinese face coverings are a futile symbol of protection against the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) that, scientifically speaking, do nothing except restrict the wearer’s access to oxygen. This is increasingly evident the more research is conducted, and yet the “authorities” want everyone, including schoolchildren, to wear a few at all times to “stay safe” against Chinese Germs. … Continue reading Face masks causing children’s bodies to experience spike in toxic CO2 levels
COVID vaccines reportedly worthless against new Lambda variant of disease so why, exactly, do people still have to get them?
As many expected it would, the COVID-19 virus has begun to mutate into several variants because that’s what viruses tend to do in order to survive. And as the new variants emerge, they are becoming more resistant to the existing coronavirus vaccines. The Epoch Times noted this week: Scientists are concerned that a newly labeled COVID-19 … Continue reading COVID vaccines reportedly worthless against new Lambda variant of disease so why, exactly, do people still have to get them?
Prepping basics: 8 Types of foods to keep in your survival pantry
You need to be wise about the foods you keep in your survival pantry because some foods go bad quickly. Others, on the other hand, last long but are just empty calories. (h/t to Survivopedia.com) When preparing your survival stockpile, you have to consider the calorie content, cost, nutrient value and shelf life of food. Here’s why these considerations … Continue reading Prepping basics: 8 Types of foods to keep in your survival pantry
14 Ways to preserve blackberries for long-term storage
Blackberries have one of the shortest peak seasons of all fruits in the United States, where harvests usually run from July to August. Blackberries also don’t ripen after they’ve been picked, so they have to be picked when they’re exactly ripe. This means you have a very short window for enjoying sweet and juicy blackberries. Luckily, there are several … Continue reading 14 Ways to preserve blackberries for long-term storage
Workers and students push back against mandatory coronavirus vaccinations
A number of companies and educational institutions have required employees and students to get the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine. However, some students and staff members have filed lawsuits challenging these mandates. The lawsuits argued that COVID-19 vaccines should not be mandatory as they have not been fully approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). According to an article … Continue reading Workers and students push back against mandatory coronavirus vaccinations
