Survivalism and Preparedness Links
July 10, 2011, 11:05 am
Filed under: agriculture, alternatives, collapse, community, food, health, nuclear war, resistance, water
Filed under: agriculture, alternatives, collapse, community, food, health, nuclear war, resistance, water
No Nonsense Self Defense is a website that features many great essays about violence and self-defense, including “High Risk Behavior And Knowing Where You Are,”“Are Martial Arts Self-Defense?,”“The Best Way to Get Attacked,”“The Economy And Stress Violence,”and “Who’s Going To Rob You?.” But my absolute favorite section is “Psychology and Survival.” If I can convince you to read only one of these links, please let it be that last one.
Progressive Backyard Survival: How to Master Survival Skills on Limited Time
EBook: Primitive Technology: A Book of Earth Skills
EBook: Primitive Technology II: Ancestral Skill
E-Book: Primitive Wilderness Living & Survival Skills: Naked into the Wilderness
10 Essential Skills Necessary for Survival
Essential maker skills
Practical Survival Skills 101 – Understanding Emergencies
Survival and Austere Medicine: An Introduction
Air Force Survival Training Manual – Free Download
Nowhere safe: natural hazard maps
Surviving Economic Collapse: Tips, Tactics, And Gear
Fifty Things To Do Now if you fear an economic breakdown
11 Ways To Prepare For Civil Unrest
Depression 2.0: Creative Strategies for Tough Economic Times
Collapse Survival Will Be Tribal: Begin Recruiting Now
Arctic Survival::Desert Survival::Jungle Survival::Sea Survival:: Cold Weather Survival
Use Desert Survival Skills to Get Drinking Water During Floods
Top Post-Collapse Barter Items And Trade Skills
100 Items to Disappear First
Store or Starve A beginner’s guide to food storage
11 Emergency Food Items That Can Last a Lifetime
Survival Gardening: Part 1
Sprouts: An ideal emergency preparedness food
Don’t Leave Home Without It: the Vehicle 72-Hour Kit
The Get-Home Bag
Emergency Preparedness: Your Vehicle
The 4 Most Likely Ways You Can Die If the SHTF
SURVIVE ANYTHING! Chapter 1: Nuclear Attack
Nuclear War Survival Skills – E-Book from Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Alternatives: Community Owned Banks, Local Currencies and More
April 9, 2011, 9:20 am
Filed under: activism, alternatives, collapse, community, economy, politics, resistance
Filed under: activism, alternatives, collapse, community, economy, politics, resistance
An Interview Introducing and Exploring Parecon
Participatory economics, or parecon, came mainly from the cumulative struggles of diverse populations trying to win liberation from capitalism. Parecon owes, in particular, to the anarchist and the libertarian socialist heritage, to the most recent experiences of the New Left of the Sixties, but also to every historical uprising and project aimed at eliminating class rule from the beginning to the present. It has learned from successes and from failures.
Video Portland, Maine: Community Currency – Swapping Ditch-Digging for Legal Services
Update on “inchvesting” in Detroit
LATIN AMERICA: Community Currencies Offer Refuge from Economic Forces
Vision: Time for a New Theory of Money
We as a community can create our own credit, without having to engage in the sort of impossible pyramid scheme in which we’re always borrowing from Peter to pay Paul.
How to Print Your Own Money, Build Community & Not Get Arrested by the Feds
Community bonds: A social finance innovation
A Vision For State-Owned Banking in Wisconsin
Start a Neighborhood Time Bank to Help Out on DIY Projects, Get to Know Your Neighbors [Community]
Oregon State Bank Proposed: Backed by the full faith and credit of…us
Videos: Local Currencies – Replacing Scarcity with Trust
The Growing Movement for Publicly Owned Banks
Campaigning for State-Owned Banks
Solution to the Credit Crisis? The Campaign for State-owned Banks
An Alt Currency that even the IRS Could Love
Real Community Investment – A State-Owned Bank for Maryland
You might rightly be wondering where this idea came from and if it’s feasible. North Dakota, the only state in the country with budget surpluses and a booming economy, has had such a bank for 90 years and is a primary reason why the state is in such good fiscal shape. North Dakota has the approximate population of Baltimore city – 600,000. Over the last 10 years, their state bank has returned a third of a billion dollars back to the state’s general fund to offset taxes and help with funding public sector needs and that’s in addition to its lending.
Alternatives: Rewilding, Remediation and Restoration
April 9, 2011, 9:10 am
Filed under: activism, agriculture, alternative energy, alternatives, collapse, community, ecology, health, poison, pollution, resistance
Filed under: activism, agriculture, alternative energy, alternatives, collapse, community, ecology, health, poison, pollution, resistance
