Some Preppers Will Make Surviving The Apocalypse Even Less Fun » Building
a solid community of people to rely on during a collapse is absolutely
essential, and the larger the group of liberty-minded neighbors the
better. But if certain ground rules are not established from the very
beginning, a rainbow of personal issues and character flaws could very
well destroy years of effort. More »
Outside The Asylum
Before The Body Goes Cold » While
Jovan Belcher’s final act appalls me, that revulsion is nothing
compared to how I feel about the ghouls who jumped on the situation in
order to push political ideologies. Writing for FOX Sports, Jason Whitlock managed to turn the orphaning of a 3-month-old into a bizarre rant against the 2nd Amendment. More »
Hot Topic
The Gun Did It » Jovan
Belcher didn’t kill Kasandra Perkins and himself. The gun did it. Daily
abuse of alcohol and painkillers didn’t contribute to Jovan Belcher’s
murderous and suicidal rampage. The gun did it. The effects of too many
blows to the head suffered by his choice of profession didn’t have
anything to do with it either. The gun did it.
More »
Personal Liberty News
Marine Guards Testify Manning Respectful, Compliant Prior To Base Protest » A Marine guard testifying in a pretrial hearing for alleged WikiLeaks
leaker Pfc. Bradley Manning undercut the government’s contention that
Manning’s confinement in isolation — sometimes without clothing — was
justified because he was a suicide risk. More »
Never Travel Without An Emergency Kit » A
snowstorm trapped thousands of trucks and cars on a Russian highway
over the weekend, leaving motorists without food and water and running
out of gasoline and demonstrating yet again the need to be properly
prepared for emergencies. More »
Rosemary May Help Prevent Eye Disease »
A substance in rosemary may have clinical applications for diseases
affecting the retina, including age-related macular degeneration, U.S.
researchers say. More »
Over the past 30
years, the number of diagnosed autism spectrum disorders has exploded.
Where once only one in 10,000 children was affected, now it’s one in 88.
This year, as many as 46,000 children will be diagnosed with ASD.
That’s more than will be diagnosed with pediatric AIDS, juvenile
diabetes and childhood cancer combined. More »
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