Monthly Archives: August 2023

Friends, it’s been a rough couple of weeks. We still don’t know the extent of the deaths in Maui, and here locally, we woke up flooded one morning, then were struck by a tornado the very next night. This had me re-evaluating my immediate readiness. I’ll be honest – I was not where you wouldContinue reading “Short Notice Readiness – Minuteman”

Two events this week have me considering updating the Area Study. First, the Lahaina fire area is now seeing not just looting, but also the inevitable armed robberies that will follow in ANY WROL situation. The second is unrest in South Africa related to Jacob Zuma’s legal issues which has claimed several lives and nowContinue reading “Security & Egress Plans”

Just a quick note…since I’ve gotten back from my travels, I’m hearing about interference on the Metro Detroit GMRS Repeaters. I just wanted to toss a note out because I have some local followers. These guys are providing a service to all for free. They don’t have to, but they are. If you need helpContinue reading “Metro Detroit Post”

As the tragedy unfolds in Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii, I ask you to pray for some miracles. There is tremendous loss of life and horrific property damage. We could use a miracle here. As usual, we can use the event to learn. This event really highlighted why you need to do an area study RIGHT NOWContinue reading “The Power of the Area Study”

I like to read other books about preparedness and share them with you all.  I realize that I’m not all-knowing and I get a lot of great information from reading other authors.  I mean, I’d get more from Mark Sibley if he’d ever finish the sequel to Mongol Moon, but that’s another story.  On thatContinue reading “The Australian Guerrilla”

Scott and I made an epic road trip last week, and I felt that there was some learning value in it. As we attended various events and just randomly interacted with people, we built and strengthened networks, and found hope for America in weird places. For where two or three gather in my name, thereContinue reading “Building Networks”