Author Archives: L P

BORVs – Extended Uses

Posted on February 22, 2012 by L P

New RV page added. Shared a few ideas on extended uses for Bug Out RVs. More and more people are seeking information on RVs as BOVs. We intend to add more ideas, uses and warnings to the RV Prepper Community.

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Are You Planning to Find a New Job?

Posted on February 20, 2012 by L P

From Zero Hedge. On Friday, Gallup’s mid-month unemployment reading, which covers the preceding 30 days, jumped from 8.3% in mid-January, the low point since the financial crisis, to 9.0%. An astounding increase. And its Job Creation Index confirmed that trend, … Continue reading →

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Emergency Text Alert System – Update

Posted on February 19, 2012 by L P

We tinkered around with a site addition that would have allowed for mass broadcasts of emergency information to subscribers. The system “worked”, but in testing it proved to be an information security risk. There are some alternate systems currently in … Continue reading →

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Jerry D. Young’s “Thoughts and Opinions on Barter and Trade”

Posted on February 19, 2012 by L P

From Survivalist Boards Read what he wrote, and see his list of items at http://www.survivalistboards.com/showpost.php?p=3746378&postcount=12  

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Interesting Radiation New Site. Videos.

Posted on February 18, 2012 by L P

In a search to locate more information on nuclear contamination and radiation levels (Fuku and others) I came across a few sites. THIS one warrants attention, in my novice opinion. But first, watch this video from October, and listen to … Continue reading →

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Radiation Levels Higher in the US

Posted on February 18, 2012 by L P

I follow thew Radiation Network’s update page daily. Over the last couple weeks, it has shown an increased level of radiation in the US. They set the “alert” level at 100. Since I rarely see much over 50, my own … Continue reading →

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