Was this a warning from God?

On By The.Daily.ChristianIn Americans, Food Shortages, God, survivalLeave a comment

My fellow Americans, we were once again reminded of our fragile nature.

About a month ago a series of earthquakes just shook the Oklahoma City metro area.

With the largest rattling nerves at a magnitude of 4.4.

I know most folks will forget about this tomorrow morning.

Especially since these quakes didn’t crack foundations or topple any chimneys.

But let me tell you, we shouldn’t take this lightly.

Because it could be a warning from God!

You see, earthquakes don’t always happen at random.

Sometimes they’re caused by man’s greed.

But these greedy folks don’t always escape unharmed.

Remember back in 2017 when the Pawnee Nation took a stand against oil and gas companies?

They linked the increase in seismic activity to this sneaky operation.

Echoing the concerns many of us have had about man-made quakes.

So they dropped a well-deserved lawsuit on them!

This wasn’t just about damages. It was a fight for environmental justice and a testament to the tribe’s resilience and sovereignty.

It’s a David versus Goliath story, with the earth itself being part of the battleground.

So let’s talk turkey. What does this mean for folks like you and me?

It means that whether it’s the shifting of tectonic plates or the consequences of man’s endeavors, earthquakes can strike where we least expect them.

And the question on everyone’s mind should be – are we prepared?

Do you have an emergency kit ready? Water, non-perishable food, a first-aid kit, flashlights, batteries – the whole nine yards. And don’t forget communication. Talk to your family about where to meet and what to do if the ground starts dancing without music.

In your house, secure heavy furniture and appliances. Fasten them to the walls if you can. Those family heirlooms and picture frames? Make sure they’re not in a position to take a nosedive.

And let’s not forget, are you covered for earthquake damage?

Look into your papers, folks.

Small gestures go a long way.

While we can’t predict every curveball nature throws our way, we can sure as heck prepare for it.

Let’s prepare before an even worse earthquake shakes the earth beneath our feet.

One piece of advice, watch my survival prepper video documentary on what to do when the power grid and all electricity goes out in your area so you know what to do to keep yourself, and your family, alive when end times hit.

Stay prepared & God bless you, and all those that you love!

What NOT to eat in a crisis

On By The.Daily.ChristianIn end times prepper, Food stockpiling, Off The Grid, Preparedness, Self RelianceLeave a comment

I wasn’t planning on writing an article today…

Especially since the Mrs always tells me how I should be spending more time with her and the kids.

But I just saw something at the grocery store that I had to let you know about.

And to make sure you’re not making the same mistake.

There was this dude with a cart filled with canned food.

You know, canned beans, canned soup, canned meat, and the like.

And I overheard him saying how he’s creating an emergency stockpile.

And how these cans will be essential in bad times.

While I appreciate a man who’s trying to look out for his family,

Canned food ain’t it, brother.

What some folks don’t know is that canned food has a high sodium content.

A single can of minestrone soup contains around 1,550 mg of sodium.

That’s more than half a teaspoon of salt!

You might be thinking that’s nothing,

But let me tell you, if you give that to your family in an emergency,

This is what you’re risking.

Picture this.

The power’s been out for days.

The storm of the century has hit.

And you have your water supply starting to run low.

Then you reach for those canned beans.

And you’re stuffing down salt even though you’re dehydrated!

I’m no doc, but this isn’t healthy.

Take a look at what happens when you’re dehydrated.

The last thing you need in an emergency is for your kids and you to have high fever, sweating, or vomiting.

See how easily things can take a turn for the worse?

Everyone thinks canned goods are ideal for emergencies.

But if you think one step ahead, you begin to see the flaws.

So what’s the moral of our story? Balance, folks, and a keen eye on the details.

It’s not just about having enough to eat but having the right things to eat.

Foods that provide sustained energy, require minimal processing and don’t sap your precious water supply are your real allies in a crisis.

Stay safe, stay smart, and remember, survival is as much about what you don’t do as what you do.

Until next time, please stay safe, God bless, and keep your head on a swivel!

Can you bug out on foot?

On By The.Daily.ChristianIn Homesteads, Off The Grid, SHFT, Survivalist4 Comments

Ask anyone what their plan when SHTF is, and they’ll you,

“I’ll just grab my family, hop in the car, and head out.”

And I don’t blame them.

Our vehicles are essential when it comes to a solid evacuation plan during an emergency.

But the reality is, your car might not always be there for you, brother.

It might run out of gas, have a flat tire, or become stuck in a traffic jam when you need it the most.

Or it might not be safe to evacuate with a car when there are major floods going on.

The point is, knowing how to evacuate on foot is a skill that everyone must have.

This goes beyond stamina and grit.

Because of its nature, bugging out on foot requires smart planning.

And knowing the lay of the land.

So let’s talk survival gear.

Your bug-out bag is your lifeline. It should be light but packed with essentials.

Water, non-perishable snacks, a map,

As well as these crucial items shown in this survivalist YouTube video.

Next we are going to consider the route.

Pre-planning multiple escape paths is essential, as is a solid understanding of your area’s geography.

Remember, the shortest route isn’t always the safest. Stay away from bottlenecks and high-conflict areas where possible.

Next on the list, footwear.

Everyone forgets about the importance of proper footwear until their feet become filled with blisters and they can’t even walk, let alone run.

See how to choose the appropriate footwear for off-the-grid survival before the worst happens.

And let’s not forget about stealth and security.

Traveling by foot requires you to be more aware of your surroundings.

Use natural cover, move at times when visibility is in your favor, and always have a plan for evading unwanted attention.

I’m also sure you understand that fitness plays a crucial role.

Regular walks, jogs, or hikes with your bug-out bag can prepare you for the demands of a real SHTF scenario.

Both physically and mentally.

While I hope it will not ever come this,

It’s always better to be safe than sorry.

Equip yourself with knowledge, gear, and the physical readiness to face whatever comes your way.

And remember, it’s not just about getting out, it’s about getting to safety.

What NOT to do in a Blackout

On By The.Daily.ChristianIn Preppers, Survival Prepper, Survivalist, Uncategorized2 Comments

I’ve talked a lot about our unstable power grid before.

And what you should do the next time the power grid fails.

But what’s equally important is what NOT to do.

Because some mistakes are more dangerous than most people think.

  1. Opening the fridge for no reason.

Look, I understand, the first thing you might think about is whether your food’s going to spoil.

But every time you look inside that fridge, you’re letting out precious cold air.

Keep it shut, and your food will stay safe for up to 4 hours in the fridge and 48 hours in the freezer, provided you don’t go peeking!

If this time has passed already, and you want to test if your food is still safe to eat, follow these instructions.

And the same goes for your exterior doors.

Keep your doors and windows shut to maintain your house’s current temperature as much as possible. This is especially crucial in extreme weather conditions.

  1. Put down the candles.

Candles might seem like the obvious go-to for light, but they’re a fire hazard if you have children running around in the dark.

And especially in a prolonged outage, when we tend to forget about them.

It’s wiser to stick to solar flashlights or LED lanterns.

If you want to use candles, go ahead, but be very careful.

And don’t let your children near ‘em.

  1. Trying to use the elevator.

This one might seem like a no-brainer, but you’d be shocked by how many folks forget the elevator doesn’t work during power outages.

When the power’s out, those metal boxes turn into death traps.

If the elevator stops working when you’re already inside of it, stick to these 4 steps.

  1. Using generators indoors

Generators are a godsend during a blackout, but they’re also a source of carbon monoxide.

Don’t ever use them indoors or close to windows and doors. Keep them outside and away from your living spaces to escape any risks.

  1. Not staying put

This one’s for your children.

Unless it’s unsafe to stay in your house, the safest place to be during a blackout is exactly where they are.

Venturing outside can expose them to unnecessary hazards when streetlights and road signals are out.

Remember, folks, staying informed and prepared is your best defense against the challenges a blackout can bring.

Keep these tips in mind and you’ll navigate through the darkness like a pro.

How to harvest rainwater to survive off the grid

On By The.Daily.ChristianIn Survival Prepper, SurvivalistLeave a comment

It’s pure, gratis, and falls right from the sky.

Yet, in our modern rush, we often overlook this natural bounty.

Brother, if you should know one thing about me is that I hate waste.

I hate how everyday folks take everything for granted.

Their daily meals, especially now, during an oncoming food shortage crisis.

Their electricity.

And most importantly, their water.

There could be a time when everything is lost overnight.

I don’t know when that is, but I can tell you this,

I will be ready for it.

So let’s rediscover the ancient wisdom of collecting rainwater.

It’s a practice as old as civilization itself.

Rainwater is soft, has no ground minerals, and is excellent for plants, laundry, and even personal use with proper treatment.

Let’s talk about how to harvest it the right way.

Your roof is your primary tool.

A clean roof with no obstructions ensures a good flow of rainwater into your collection system.

Regularly inspect for debris, leaves, or anything that might contaminate the water.

Gutters and Downspouts

These are the conduits that channel water from your roof to your storage. Ensure they are clean and equipped with mesh guards to keep out leaves and twigs.

First Flush Diverter

This device diverts the first flow of rainwater, which carries most of the dirt and debris from the roof, away from your storage tank.

Ensuring cleaner water collection.

However, I don’t think it’s necessary.

See why.

Storage Tanks.

This is where your harvested rainwater will be stored. From barrels to large tanks, your storage can be as simple or sophisticated as your needs and space allow.

Ensure it’s properly covered to prevent contamination and evaporation.

Using Your Harvested Rainwater

Collected rainwater can be used for gardening, flushing toilets, and, with the right filtration and purification systems, even for drinking.

Remember, safety first. If you plan to use rainwater for personal consumption, ensure it’s properly filtered and disinfected to take out any pathogens or pollutants.

And we also have to consider the local laws and regulations.

It might sound surprising, but some areas have regulations on rainwater harvesting.

See if rainwater harvesting is illegal in your state.

We have to remain responsible and respectful of our shared resources.

Every drop counts, brother. In times of need, the water you’ve collected can be a lifeline.

But even in abundance, it’s a step toward sustainable living.

Reducing our reliance on treated water and decreasing our environmental footprint.

Let’s embrace the wisdom of our ancestors.

When SHTF survival preppers will be the first ones to go

On By The.Daily.ChristianIn Food Shortages, Preppers, Survival Prepper, Survivalist2 Comments

So that’s me, the big dude sitting across from Tucker Carlson himself! Love that guy!

But enough about me, let’s get to the reason why you’re reading this article in the first place.

I’m sure you’ve seen ‘em.

You might have even referred to yourself as a “prepper” at one point.

This group of people tries to prepare for emergencies.

They stock up on essentials, grow their own food, and meticulously plan for a myriad of scenarios.

But amidst this well-intentioned preparation, they fall into a trap.

A critical mistake that could prove fatal for them and their loved ones in a real emergency.

And it boils down to this. They boast too damn much!

Look, understand the urge to talk about your achievements with like-minded folks.

But when it comes to survival, discretion isn’t just a virtue. it’s a necessity.

Every detailed post about a stocked pantry, Every proud showcase of a stocked pantry, a water supply, a communication method, is potentially a beacon.

In the digital age, knowledge is more than just power, it’s a currency. And in the wrong hands, the knowledge of your preparations could become an invitation.

To those unprepared, desperate, or opportunistic enough to take advantage of your work when society’s thin veneer cracks.

Just see what can happen when people boast too much.

This is why I want to talk to you about the Gray Man Philosophy.

The concept of the “gray man” is not talked about enough in my opinion.

It’s essentially about blending in, not standing out.

This applies not just in the physical realm but in the digital one as well. Talk about strategies, not specifics. Discuss ideas, not inventories.

In other words, find the balance.

Believe in God and his son Jesus…

But also believe in yourself, and especially, you must believe in your basic survival skills.

For example, you don’t see me sharing photos of my backyard so everyone knows where to find me!

But can talk about how I planned my backyard.

There’s a fine line between communal learning and oversharing.

The true strength of our preparations lies in the fact that a few trusted folks know about them.

But be careful about who you trust.

As we continue down this path of preparedness, let’s pivot towards a more guarded approach.

It’s possible to be both prepared and discreet, to be ready for any eventuality without broadcasting our readiness to the world.

This doesn’t mean retreating from our community.

It simply means navigating it with a calculated caution.

Sometimes the most potent weapon is the wisdom to remain unseen.

Let’s stay safe, smart, and cautious.

God bless, and keep yourself, as well as all those that you love, as safe as possible!

How much emergency food should every American stockpile?

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Most survival experts out there say every American, no matter your age or weight, needs a 72-hour supply for each person in your house.

3 days in other words.

But let’s be real. When was the last time an emergency packed up and left in exactly three days?

Exactly.

You gotta have at least a two-week supply of food.

And that’s for short emergencies.

But what about when the unexpected turns into the indefinite?

This is where things become more complicated.

In emergencies like these, where supermarkets become a memory and the grocery store aisles are bare, the rules of the game begin to shift.

And if you’re unprepared, you might as well lay down and accept your fate.

Let’s talk about what most folks neglect.

Preservation is your ally.

Learning to preserve food can be a game-changer.

Canning, dehydrating, and smoking are methods that can extend the lifespan of your food significantly.

Ever thought about pickling those cucumbers or making jerky from that deer meat?

This is the time to do so.

But you have to be careful!

This is what happens when you don’t can your food properly.

But don’t worry, if you’re not sure you’re able to can your food properly, you have more options.

Grow your own food!

In an indefinite emergency, becoming self-reliant is non-negotiable.

Take advantage of your backyard.

Even a small patch can produce a surprising amount of food. And don’t forget about herbs and sprouts, they can be grown even in a sunny window.

Bulk up on knowledge

Knowledge trumps everything.

The more you know, the safer you are.

This is why the emails you’re reading are so important.

Because I hold nothing back.

And I talk about everything that lets me survive in the world’s harshest conditions possible.

Keep learning about foraging, hunting, and fishing. Understand your local environment and what it can provide.

And stay curious. That’s important, brother.

Community strength

Humanity’s lived so long because we’ve stuck together.

Pooling resources, sharing knowledge, and supporting each other can make a world of difference.

The Mental game

This one’s tricky.

You can’t underestimate the power of a positive mindset.

The ability to stay calm, think clearly, and keep morale high is just as crucial as any physical preparation you’ve made.

This is how you build mental toughness.

Folks, preparing for prolonged emergencies ain’t easy.

And that’s why most folks don’t do it.

But I know my readers are not like most folks.

You guys are tough.

This is why I tell you these things.

Because I know you’re going to put in the work.

So keep doing what most folks aren’t willing.

And do whatever necessary to keep your family safe.

Also, I created a rather in-depth survival prepper TikTok account that you may want to check out!

Christians Should be Worried about the Upcoming AI invasion

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If you’re a Christian that’s living in the United States of America,
Then please know that I am writing this survival prepper article
For you, and all of those that you love, because what I’m about to
Tell you below, may change the way you think about technology and
religion!

What the heck am I saying?

Here I go…

There’s a quiet revolution happening.

One that might be as silent and sneaky as mercury in our waters.

It’s the invasion of Artificial Intelligence, or AI, in our workplaces.

I remember a time when jobs were straightforward.

You’d become trained in one skill, found employment, and if you were good, you’d retire with a golden watch.

But the landscape’s shifting, folks, and it’s shifting faster than ever before.

In just Richmond alone, over 75,000 jobs are at risk.

Jobs with real people. And real families.

AI is quickly taking over tasks once performed by good men. For many, this means the looming risk of job displacement.

But if there’s anything I’ve come to appreciate in recent years, it’s the power of pushing back.

No matter how difficult things may seem, there’s always a way to stand our ground.

So what can we do to push back against AI?

Well, there are two routes we can take.

First and foremost, just as we stockpile essentials for emergencies, it’s essential to have a savings buffer.

Ensure you have enough to cover your basic needs, including food and water, for a while. Just in case your job ever becomes obsolete.

It’s not about surrendering, it’s about being ready for anything.

And then there’s the long-term answer.

There are jobs and tasks that AI can’t perform.

And let me tell ya, if you want to ensure you’re not left in the AI dust, diversify your skill set.

Immerse yourself in learning opportunities outside your primary field.

Join workshops, read widely, and learn different skills. Make yourself irreplaceable by being adaptable.

Remember, folks, in the same way we prep for natural emergencies or any other unexpected event, we should be prepping for the changing landscape of work.

The world doesn’t cease spinning, and neither should our desire to learn and adapt.

Don’t let the AI wave take you by surprise.

Prepare, adapt, and diversify.

Because when the employment landscape shifts dramatically, it’ll be the ones who walk away from the herd who thrive.

So stay vigilant – and ready to respond to different challenges.

Proof we’ve pushed God too far

On By The.Daily.ChristianIn Christianity, faith, GodLeave a comment

I’ve always feared this day will come.

If you’ve been following me for a while, you probably know I am a very religious man.

I went to a Catholic school.

I follow God’s Will.

And I had my own chat with God on a mountain in Afghanistan.

However, I have found evidence that we’ve pushed Him too far.

And despite His eternal love, there are many signs in the Sacred Texts that indicate that the end of times might be nearing.

They are so many, (and so obvious) that I can’t list every single one of them in this survival prepper’s video that I recorded for you to watch.

I talk about them in excruciating detail in this video.

If you take one good around, it’s easy to tell why God is mad at us.

We have elected leaders who spread hate and separation amongst people

Homosexuality is seen as “normal” nowadays

And it seems the one thing that most people care about is how many followers they have on social media.

This is nothing like God’s intended path.

Every sign points in a single direction.

That the world is in for a massive shakedown.

The question is, what can we do about it?

Well, folks, the answer is simple. We live as good men.

It might sound obvious, or cliché, but this is what the world needs these days.

And it’s what everyone seems to have forgotten.

As it’s stated in the Christian Bible, every man has a duty to care for his and his family’s future.

Remember the old values? Stick to them. Raise your kids with them. These values allowed us to live for so many years.

Nowadays, a lot of folks are becoming swayed by the latest trends and forgetting what’s truly important. It’s on us to remind them.

Speak up. If something doesn’t sit right with you, say it. Don’t let the world bully you into submission.

Lead your community and show the people around you what is right from wrong.

As wise people say, there’s strength in numbers.

I know survival crisis times are tough, but we’re tougher when we plan a detailed survival situation for our loved ones.

Let’s look back at these important Christian survival prepper skills everyone should have.

Post-apocalyptic currency

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As much as I hate to say it

The dollar, like the current US military, is losing its value around the world.

I remember when the American currency, as well as the military, used to be proud.

A global leader.

But not anymore, folks.

Inflation is on the rise. And we are currently going through a tough US recession.

And yet, experts say it’s nothing compared to what’s coming.

There could be a time when our wallets are as good as empty.

If that time comes, we have to be ready.

And think outside of the box.

If the world goes to an end of times scenario, and everyone struggles to meet their basic needs, how can we ensure we have food to eat and a roof over our heads?

Well, how did our ancestors do it?

By trading valuable goods and services.

When we talk about bartering, most people think of precious metals, ammunition, or medication as the leading currency.

And while that’s true, there are some humbler and underrated everyday items that will become invaluable in times of need.

Matches, for example.

We take them for granted these days. But in a post-apocalyptic world, the ability to build a fire can mean the difference between a hot meal and going hungry.

So stocking up on waterproof matches? Not a bad idea.

Next up, hygiene products. In extended emergencies, cleanliness can be the first casualty.

Simple items like soap, toothpaste, or sanitary products can suddenly skyrocket in importance, not just for comfort but for health.

An infection in an emergency situation? Not on my watch.

Another underrated example is seeds. Yes, those tiny things we plant in our gardens.

The ability to grow your own food can be a lifesaver.

And, of course, skills will be as valuable as items.

Knowing how to mend clothes, repair tools, or even basic first aid? That knowledge can make you indispensable in a pinch.

My advice? Take a moment to reconsider the value of what’s around you.

Begin collecting a few essential items.

Not just for your use,

But as potential barter material.

Remember, in challenging times, it’s often the little things that make the biggest difference.

Let’s keep an eye on the details, folks.

Imagine this chilling scenario unfolding before your very eyes:

The emergency alarms blare, indicating a dire situation.

A government official, closely tied to the current administration, barges into your sanctuary, demanding access to your hard-earned stockpile.

Your carefully accumulated supplies are loaded into their bag, and they start distributing them among neighbors, including those who once mocked the idea of a disaster ever occurring.

It sounds like a nightmare straight out of a dystopian novel or a page from a history book on communist regimes.

But believe it or not, due to Executive Order 13603, recently signed into effect by the Dems, this frightening reality is happening in America right now.

Under this executive order, the government has the authority to seize and redistribute YOUR essential resources, including food, water, and other vital supplies.

However, there is hope.

A survival expert has shared a 30-second “stockpile hack“

That can effectively block the government from laying hands on your carefully curated gear.

This invaluable information is a game-changer for every prepper out there.

Don’t delay! Watch the expert’s short video, especially the crucial segment at 3 minutes and 54 seconds, to safeguard your stockpile and protect your family’s well-being.

Outsmart the government by securing your stockpile.

Remember, knowledge is power, and the time to act is now.

Share this vital information with your fellow preppers before it’s too late.

God bless you for reading this, and please keep your family safe!