BIBLE SCHOLAR JOSEPH ATWILL IN HIS BOOK ‘CAESAR’S MESSIAH’ ARGUES THAT JESUS WAS A MYTH CREATED BY THE ROMANS TO KEEP THE JEWS PACIFIED AND PAYING TAXES

BIBLE SCHOLAR JOSEPH ATWILL IN HIS BOOK ‘CAESAR’S MESSIAH’ ARGUES THAT JESUS WAS A MYTH CREATED BY THE ROMANS TO KEEP THE JEWS PACIFIED AND PAYING TAXES by Geoffrey Grider for Now The End Begins As Joseph Atwill presents in Caesar’s Messiah, the Flavian Roman imperial family created Christianity to pacify the militaristic opposition to their rule. Even more incredibly, they placed a literary satire within the Gospels to mark their handiwork. This symbolic framework is the hidden history of Western civilization. In his follow-up book, Shakespeare’s Secret Messiah, Atwill shows…

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Food Storage: The Basics

Food Storage: The Basics by Pete Thorsen for Survival Blog More and more people are seeing the common sense in having some stored food on hand in case of emergencies. Many of these people are not preppers but just want to have the peace of mind knowing they have some extra food on hand for “just in case.” The only problem for some is the question of “Where to start?” With food it is an easy start. Well, then again, maybe not so easy after all. If you decide to…

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What to Do (and NOT Do) If You’re Driving During a Flash Flood

What to Do (and NOT Do) If You’re Driving During a Flash Flood By Jenny Jayne for The Organic Prepper Many people still have to venture out on the roads, even if there’s a flash flood watch. We have obligations like school and work that keep us driving through sub-optimal weather even when it would be safer to stay home. What if, despite watching the weather, you and your family become trapped? With flash floodwaters rising around your car and filling the roads, you have to act quickly. What’s the…

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Two-Way Radio for Your Retreat

Two-Way Radio for Your Retreat by Tunnel Rabbit for Survival Blog Around here, in this part of the American Redoubt, everybody and their brother, including Bubba and the Back Woods Boys, may have access to a Baofeng, or an older dusty radio transceiver unit sitting in a box somewhere that was pulled out of their retired logging rig.  It could be CB, or VHF, or a Baofeng.  I know, because for years ‘we’ have promoted their use, and program radios for whomsoever will buy one.  Who knows what’ll happen, so…

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Emergency Freeze Dried Food | Tips Before You Purchase

Emergency Freeze Dried Food | Tips Before You Purchase by Ken Jorgustin for Modern Survival Blog Last night we had “Pasta Primavera” for dinner. It came from our emergency freeze dried food storage. And you know what? It tasted delicious! You all should be rotating your long term food storage. In other words, you should be eating it. And then replacing it. Some foods have a much longer shelf life than others. So those foods might not be rotated (consumed) as often. One example is “freeze dried” food (it lasts…

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SELCO: Hunger vs. Habit (and How It Affects Your Performance in Survival Situations)

SELCO: Hunger vs. Habit (and How It Affects Your Performance in Survival Situations) by Selco for The Organic Prepper Having enough food stored is an important topic in prepping, but we fail to go deeper into the topics of food and hunger because of the way of modern living today. What does it actually mean to “be hungry?” Well, again, because of the habits that most of us have today being hungry usually means that we are hungry if we do not consume something all the time. So it is…

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99 Relatable Things That Only Preppers Will Understand

99 Relatable Things That Only Preppers Will Understand by Daisy Luther for The Organic Prepper Prepping isn’t all about whiling away your hours in a bunker, reloading ammo. It’s about the everyday things we do and the differences in our mindsets from non-preppers, and these are things that only real preppers will understand. Preppers know these are actually signs of sanity, but we get used to being misunderstood by the unprepared and the mainstream media, who all seem to think that we’re crazy. Sometimes it’s fun to have a good laugh about their…

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DAY OF WONDERS: FACEBOOK SPENDS $1 BILLION DOLLARS TO PURCHASE TECH COMPANY THAT WILL ALLOW YOU TO CONTROL YOUR COMPUTER USING ONLY YOUR THOUGHTS

DAY OF WONDERS: FACEBOOK SPENDS $1 BILLION DOLLARS TO PURCHASE TECH COMPANY THAT WILL ALLOW YOU TO CONTROL YOUR COMPUTER USING ONLY YOUR THOUGHTS by Geoffrey Grider for Now The End Begins Facebook has been pushing deeper into augmented reality technology, including the development of a hands-free pair of AR glasses. In 2017, it announced a “brain-computer interface” that could someday let people turn their thoughts into actual text on a screen by monitoring signals in the brain. The CTRL-Labs technology is attempting to solve a similar problem. “The wristband will…

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Nothing Screams Moral Decay Louder than Drag Queen Story Hour

Nothing Screams Moral Decay Louder than Drag Queen Story Hour by  David French, Drag Queen Story Hour, Sohrab Ahmari for Life Site News It is somewhat strange that the conservative civil war currently raging between the classical liberals (represented by the National Review’s David French) and the “illiberals” (represented by the New York Post’s Sohrab Ahmari) seems to be largely centred around Drag Queen Story Hour (colloquially referred to as DQSH). While it is not surprising that Ahamari calls it a cultural crisis—Al Mohler and a string of other high profile religious figures fully agree with…

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Here’s How Easy It Is for Predators to Get Personal Information That Could Put YOU at Risk

Here’s How Easy It Is for Predators to Get Personal Information That Could Put YOU at Risk by Daisy Luther for The Organic Prepper Imagine this conversation with a stranger in line at the grocery store. Stranger: Your daughter is so cute! You: Thank you, her name is Jane. She’s 3 years old. Stranger to Jane: Hi, Jane! Do you have any brothers and sisters? You: She sure does. We’re on our way to John Smith Private Elementary School next to pick them up. Stranger: Oh, my niece goes to…

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