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05/11/2018 / By Frances Bloomfield

A sneaky guide to building a panic room without your neighbors knowing

Panic rooms are investments that keep on giving. You can use them to securely store valuable prepping items, a place to hide your family should a home invasion occur, or make it your home base if a collapse sweeps through your area. But it only really works in any of these scenarios if it remains […]

04/04/2018 / By Jayson Veley

Having the right mindset: Maintaining privacy and security as part of your survival plan

In addition to stocking up on food and making sure that you have the means to defend yourself and your family, part of being a successful prepper has to do with having the right mindset. In order to properly prepare for a survival scenario, you have to think a certain way to ensure that your […]

02/22/2018 / By Frances Bloomfield

Keeping a low profile: How to avoid thermal cameras deployed by the surveillance state

Thermal imaging has now become part and parcel of surveillance technology, and for good reason — Warm bodies and hot equipment continuously give off an invisible heat known as infrared light. It’s undetectable by the human eye, but not to thermal imaging equipment. This is both a good and bad thing: good if you’re the […]

02/23/2017 / By David Gutierrez

Deep state now pressuring doctors into spying on patients who own guns

A Massachusetts coalition of doctors and law enforcement is starting a program to encourage physicians to start asking patients whether they own guns. Backers say the program is a public health screening program designed to make sure patients have access to good safety information, similar to asking patients whether they are smokers or have a […]

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