Poor Man Survival
Self Reliance tools for
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A Digest of Urban
Survival Resources
Barter Making a Comeback, More Resources
Over the weekend, my wife was on
Facebook.
And, she’s part of some local
group. (I have no idea what it is, since I hardly ever get on Facebook.)
A woman posted on Facebook that
she really needed some eggs.
In return, she would trade some
toilet paper.
But, not just any toilet paper,
the ginormous industry rolls you find at the airport and other locations.
Very shortly after her post, this
woman had over 15 replies from people who were more than happy to trade eggs
for TP.
I’m sure there will be a bunch of
posts similar to this over the coming days.
Human beings are resourceful and
quickly adapt.
This is another reason to have a
ton of supplies and backups for everything.
You can use for bartering…
Food
Water filters
Medical Items
Fuel
Alcohol (I don’t drink so I don’t
have any of this)
Gold and silver coins
Ammunition
And so on. (This complimentary DVD shows you a bunch of gear you can barter.)
I personally don’t need anything
and don’t need to barter… but you never know.
(When I see the post for 20,000
rounds of .223 needed, I’ll be ready to go.)
So, get creative and think
outside the box in the current environment.
And, don’t forget to take care of
those in need.
One of the main reasons to have a
boatload of supplies is so you can give them away to others and help your
neighbors.
Stay safe,
Jason Hanson
This week I bartered locally a few of my electrical power
saving devices for one-ounce silver rounds…
How to
start a neighborhood barter club
How Bartering Works
Yours for saner
living,
Bruce, the Poor Man!
A Final Note…
Five-gallon bucket projects are a great way to upcycle old
buckets, reuse items you have laying around, and create something new and
useful. These projects are great whether you are an experienced DIYer,
homesteader, or just someone looking for something to do.
If you’ve got a bucket and a little
time, you’ll want to try one of these projects for your home, homestead, or
backyard. If you don’t have a bucket, keep reading to find out how you can get
them cheap or free.
Hydroponics can be an expensive
venture, however, you can painlessly get your toes wet with indoor growing with
just a five-gallon bucket, a pond pump, and a couple of other easy-to-find
items. You’ll need a bucket with a lid, some three-inch pots, your pond pump, a
dripline, and a drip manifold, all of which you could find at Home Depot or a
similar store...
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Today's article may truly frighten you. I wrote it after people
were calling me, explaining how they believed they were "fully
prepared" with their 2-3 weeks of food. One person told me he had 30 days
of food "just in case of the worst, worst case scenario."
I didn't have
the heart to tell them they're probably already dead. Anyone who has just 2-3
weeks of food will find themselves in a dire survival situation very soon as
society collapses around them.
Eventually,
the people who run out of food will turn to cannibalism and other horrifying
things I dare not mention in this email.
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They hold information and special functions that are essential for survival.
Essential information like important contacts, incoming public alerts, and they give us online access to survival strategies and life-saving techniques.
Your phone also has special functions like digital compasses, levels, and even the tiny flashlight that can be the difference between life or death in a crisis.
Your phone is that important, and should not be overlooked as an essential survival device.
THE MAJOR PROBLEM: Your phone’s power fails quicker than any survival tool you own.
THE SOLUTION: Fortunately, when you grab this "forever charger," your phone will always be charged…available at our storefront!
They hold information and special functions that are essential for survival.
Essential information like important contacts, incoming public alerts, and they give us online access to survival strategies and life-saving techniques.
Your phone also has special functions like digital compasses, levels, and even the tiny flashlight that can be the difference between life or death in a crisis.
Your phone is that important, and should not be overlooked as an essential survival device.
THE MAJOR PROBLEM: Your phone’s power fails quicker than any survival tool you own.
THE SOLUTION: Fortunately, when you grab this "forever charger," your phone will always be charged…available at our storefront!
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