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What If a Collapse Doesn’t Happen?
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by Chris Martenson

It’s time to ask ourselves the hard questions in the interest of keeping ourselves aligned with the truth. I have a process of reading all sides, and working hard to see things from multiple angles, principally so I don’t become ideologically wedded to any particular point of view. When the data changes, I change my…
What If a Collapse Doesn’t Happen?
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

It’s time to ask ourselves the hard questions in the interest of keeping ourselves aligned with the truth. I have a process of reading all sides, and working hard to see things from multiple angles, principally so I don’t become ideologically wedded to any particular point of view. When the data changes, I change my…
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The Climate Scam
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by Chris Martenson

Whether or not humans are nudging the global temperature needle is not the subject of this episode. How “they” have seamlessly migrated a host of strident activists to be alarmed about the Climate Emergency and what this means is the focus. Once we can see the many nudges, propaganda pushes, and emotionally pitched bids for…
The Climate Scam
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

Whether or not humans are nudging the global temperature needle is not the subject of this episode. How “they” have seamlessly migrated a host of strident activists to be alarmed about the Climate Emergency and what this means is the focus. Once we can see the many nudges, propaganda pushes, and emotionally pitched bids for…
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Plant for Pollinators
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by George Galpin

A handful of years ago, I decided to extend the garden and add a section specifically for growing culinary herbs. For this, I built a half dozen 6×6 raised beds out of cedar, complete with irrigation. These were planted with about 20 varieties of common herbs: mints (since removed to separate containers!), thymes, parsley, chives,…
Plant for Pollinators
 PREVIEW by George Galpin

A handful of years ago, I decided to extend the garden and add a section specifically for growing culinary herbs. For this, I built a half dozen 6×6 raised beds out of cedar, complete with irrigation. These were planted with about 20 varieties of common herbs: mints (since removed to separate containers!), thymes, parsley, chives,…
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Preparedness Basics for the Elderly or Disabled
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by Samantha Biggers

More people than ever are living alone or with another older person. If you are older or disabled and live independently, you can do plenty of things to make it through short to moderately long emergencies. If you have an elderly relative living independently, you can help them organize and prepare using this article’s guidance….
Preparedness Basics for the Elderly or Disabled
 PREVIEW by Samantha Biggers

More people than ever are living alone or with another older person. If you are older or disabled and live independently, you can do plenty of things to make it through short to moderately long emergencies. If you have an elderly relative living independently, you can help them organize and prepare using this article’s guidance….
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The struggle of raising animals, with love, for the slaughter
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by Judith Horvath

Let’s talk about the psychology of raising an animal for meat, and how to face that. We’re going to look at the bigger picture, and the effects on the family and children; both short term and long term. I like to call it harvesting, not to be PC, but because it’s what I’m doing. Butchering…
The struggle of raising animals, with love, for the slaughter
 PREVIEW by Judith Horvath

Let’s talk about the psychology of raising an animal for meat, and how to face that. We’re going to look at the bigger picture, and the effects on the family and children; both short term and long term. I like to call it harvesting, not to be PC, but because it’s what I’m doing. Butchering…
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A Company’s Incorrect Passkey Process Can Lead to Phishing Attacks
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by iSecurityGuru

As I wrote in Part 1 of this series, Unlike passwords, passkeys are resistant to phishing attacks. Built into the passkey’s cryptographic protocol, the domain of the website you are logging into will be checked. You cannot be phished with passkeys. But unfortunately, I am already seeing an example of a companies implementing passkeys in…
A Company’s Incorrect Passkey Process Can Lead to Phishing Attacks
 PREVIEW by iSecurityGuru

As I wrote in Part 1 of this series, Unlike passwords, passkeys are resistant to phishing attacks. Built into the passkey’s cryptographic protocol, the domain of the website you are logging into will be checked. You cannot be phished with passkeys. But unfortunately, I am already seeing an example of a companies implementing passkeys in…
Image | When Resilience Mattered, But Had No Name
When Resilience Mattered, But Had No Name
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by George Galpin

It was early January 1967, and we were trying to make our way to Watson Lake in the Yukon so I could catch the Canadian Pacific DC-6 flight back to Vancouver. This was the end of a 2-week Christmas wolf hunt and introduction to winter trapping. The flight from Dease Lake about 150 miles to…
When Resilience Mattered, But Had No Name
 PREVIEW by George Galpin

It was early January 1967, and we were trying to make our way to Watson Lake in the Yukon so I could catch the Canadian Pacific DC-6 flight back to Vancouver. This was the end of a 2-week Christmas wolf hunt and introduction to winter trapping. The flight from Dease Lake about 150 miles to…
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Crisis Resilience: Bugging-Out
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by Rick Cox

Previously, I wrote about Bugging-In, staying in your current dwelling to ride out a crisis situation. This article is about Bugging-Out, the act of making the determination that it is better to vacate the premises than stick around during a crisis. My hope is that anyone contemplating this option has taken a long and hard…
Crisis Resilience: Bugging-Out
 PREVIEW by Rick Cox

Previously, I wrote about Bugging-In, staying in your current dwelling to ride out a crisis situation. This article is about Bugging-Out, the act of making the determination that it is better to vacate the premises than stick around during a crisis. My hope is that anyone contemplating this option has taken a long and hard…
Image | Flying for the Holidays? Pack Prepared Like an Airline Professional
Flying for the Holidays? Pack Prepared Like an Airline Professional
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by Stewart

For many resilience-focused people, flying commercial airlines creates a problem many don’t want to consider: what if things get crazy while I’m away from home with just some travel luggage? Believe it or not, that friendly flight attendant offering drinks and snacks could be thinking just like you. So, here’s how they pack prepared. If Things…
Flying for the Holidays? Pack Prepared Like an Airline Professional
 PREVIEW by Stewart

For many resilience-focused people, flying commercial airlines creates a problem many don’t want to consider: what if things get crazy while I’m away from home with just some travel luggage? Believe it or not, that friendly flight attendant offering drinks and snacks could be thinking just like you. So, here’s how they pack prepared. If Things…
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