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Economic Survivalism | Survivalist Blog
According to a recent New York Times article, “The traditional face of survivalism is that of a shaggy loner in camouflage, holed up in a cabin in the wilderness and surrounded by cases of canned goods and ammunition. [But] faced with a confluence of diverse threats — a tanking economy, a housing crisis, looming environmental disasters, and a sharp spike in oil prices — people who do not consider themselves extremists are starting to discuss doomsday measures once associated with the social fringes.”

Stealth Survival: FEMA, Detention Camps & Big Government
In a revealing admission the Director of Resource Management for the U.S. Army confirmed the validity of a memorandum relating to the establishment of a civilian inmate labor program under development by the Department of the Army. The document states, “Enclosed for your review and comment is the draft Army regulation on civilian inmate labor utilization” and the procedure to “establish civilian prison camps on installations.”

Staying Alive: HELP IS ARRIVED!
The Handmaiden has tried to come to the rescue of our brethren who are eating their survival foods and not finding them very appetizing. I hope this will help you. I eat this stiff all the time and find it quite good and good for me.

Keep It Simple Survival!: Getting Back To Basics
That’s all “survivalism” is, getting back to basics. Whether your planting a crop, getting a gun and some ammo, putting up canned food, canning some yourself, making your own stuff, or whatever, you are taking care of your most basic of needs. Maybe you do blow a wad of cash on your preps, but I reckon it’s a hell of a lot cheaper than eating out every day, buying a shiny new boat, keeping up the McMansion, or any of the other crap the sheeple are so engrossed in.
By prepping, we are truly getting back to basics, and I suspect all of our lives are richer, and certainly better for it. You see, self reliance is about more than just survival. It’s about living right. It’s about sharpening your mind and your skills (and your knives, heh heh). It’s about freedom to live our lives as we see fit. It’s about rejecting the status quo.

Down In The Hills Survivalist Blog » Blog Archive » Survival Recipes
Survival food gets boring. Beans, beans and more beans, get’s old.