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Sheeple, Sports, and TV Celebrity Entertainment

May 23, 2013, by Ken Jorgustin

Fat, Dumb, and Happy
image source: an unknown couch potato

Only one out of the top Google searches during the past two days has anything to do with the ‘real’ world. ALL of the rest that are listed in Google Trends ‘Hot Searches’ of the internet are related to Sports or Television/Entertainment.

What does this tell us about us?

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The Extermination Of The Middle Class American Worker

May 22, 2013, by Ken Jorgustin

The Extermination of the Middle Class American Worker

The trends are continuing, the middle class is shrinking, there is no recovery, hardship and distress continues to mushroom, while more and more Americans slide into poverty only to become dependent on government to survive.

You are not hearing the truth from ‘official’ sources and the mainstream media. We are in the process of economic collapse, and many are now saying that the next major leg down is approaching fast…

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Five Benefits of Paracord

May 21, 2013, by Ken Jorgustin

parachute-cord-paracord

Parachute cord, also called Paracord is a highly versatile multi-filament nylon cord with nearly unlimited uses, applications and benefits, and is a must have for any survival and emergency preparedness kit.

More details about this amazing cord…

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Compost

May 20, 2013, by Ken Jorgustin

Compost

Building a compost pile is an easy gardening project. Compost provides nutrition for plants, it builds the soil, and feeds beneficial microbes.

Here are a few ideas how to get started with your own compost pile…

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Decoy Safe

May 19, 2013, by Ken Jorgustin

Decoy Safe

A decoy safe…the kind of safe to throw off a burglar or forced intrusion, will enable you to more safely store your ‘real’ emergency cash, important papers, valuable jewelery, precious metals, or other valuables.

Is there an ultimate intruder proof safe?

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Camouflage

May 18, 2013, by Ken Jorgustin

Camouflage

The most commonly sold camouflage for civilians might be Real Tree or Mossy Oak, its primary purpose: blending in during a hunt (or just stylin’ at the mall). But when we think of camouflage for survival, our mindset must change. This article draws heavily on the US Army’s FM20-3 – Camouflage manual, but I’ve adopted many of the military techniques for civilian use.

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Heirloom

May 17, 2013, by Ken Jorgustin

Heirloom

Here’s a question… Would you rather eat a near perfectly round tomato that looks good but has a tough skin and tastes bland? Or would you rather eat a misshaped tomato of varying color and texture but tastes mouth-watering good?

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If We Cannot See Bread Lines, Do They Exist?

May 16, 2013, by Ken Jorgustin

Bread Lines

Do you think that as a country we are not facing similar ‘food line’ problems as those during the Great Depression of the 1930′s? Think again…

The difference today being that it is hidden from our view. Since perception is reality, then the reality must be that there is no problem. Right? Wrong…

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The Militarization of Domestic Law Enforcement

May 15, 2013, by Ken Jorgustin

Militarization of domestic law enforcement

Pentagon Unilaterally Grants Itself Authority Over ‘Civil Disturbances’

“A wanton power grab by the military,” “It’s quite shocking actually because it violates the long-standing presumption that the military is under civilian control.”

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