Archive for July 2010
Jul 30th, 2010 |
By Off The Grid Radio
Are you tired of being called a ‘fear monger’ or ‘alarmist’ because you want your loved ones to be prepared in a crisis? Bill and Brian discuss that very point on Off The Grid Radio today. Also, Bill Heid’s explanation of why our situation today is vastly different from that which the founding fathers faced in the late 18th century.
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Posted in Radio |
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Jul 26th, 2010 |
By Andrew
A new bill has been making its way through the United States Senate and it is controversial … a true tinderbox issue. It is so “hot,” in fact, that it is causing consternation and anger on both sides of the political aisle. And it’s no wonder … The bill in question, when and if passed,
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Posted in Big Brother, Politics |
33 comments
Tags: internet, Obama, police state, politics
Jul 26th, 2010 |
By Editor
We lived on the Mississippi coastline when Hurricane Frederic came through in 1979. Although we had everything we needed, my husband thought we should pick up a few more batteries, just in case. When we got to the store, there was a line over a hundred feet long just to get into the store. When
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Posted in Uncategorized |
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Tags: electricity, Food, hurricane, water
Jul 26th, 2010 |
By David
New York likes to consider itself a capital of culture and one of the nation’s shining lights. Unfortunately, now it’s becoming the capital of a new kind of culture – the deadbeat culture. New York can’t pay its bills. The state legislature, facing a statewide shutdown of critical public services, has been attempting to respond
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Posted in Economics, Financial |
5 comments
Tags: civil unrest, economic crisis, government debt, taxes
Jul 26th, 2010 |
By John
If you’re going to make it through the winter in a cold climate, you’re going to need heat. Now if you plan to make it living off the grid without gas, propane, fuel oil, or electricity, you’re going to need a pretty darn good wood stove. I know, I know—it’s summertime and hot as can
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Posted in Energy, Wood |
21 comments
Tags: fuel, heat, stove, winter, wood
Jul 22nd, 2010 |
By Carmen
I think by now many of us are getting the sense that things are not recovering in the economy as quickly as we had hoped and as the mainstream media reported it would. Each week we read that yet another company is laying off hundreds if not thousands of employees, adding to the already double-digit
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Posted in Misc |
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Jul 22nd, 2010 |
By Carmen
The idea for this article came from a strawberry. You might very well wonder what a strawberry has to do with relationships, and you would be justified in asking. Right now it’s June—the perfect time for harvesting plump, delicious berries from the garden or buying them from the local farmer’s market. It was while I
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Posted in Misc |
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Jul 22nd, 2010 |
By Carmen
Anytime the NRA and the ACLU are wearing the same color jersey, there is definitely a constitutional right being violated somewhere in America. In this case the culprit is the DISCLOSE Act, which ironically is an acronym for “Democracy is Strengthened by Casting Light on Spending in Elections.” The DISCLOSE Act does no such thing;
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Posted in Politics |
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Jul 22nd, 2010 |
By Carmen
When disaster strikes, whether from a terrorist act, fire, tornadoes, or hurricanes, it is important to be prepared. What about those who are visually impaired? It certainly puts a whole new spin to preparation. There are many people without others to help them, who deal with their special needs every day. Disaster can be a
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Posted in Health |
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Jul 22nd, 2010 |
By Carmen
With society’s ever-changing moral and political compass, parents are finding themselves facing children who are less connected to family; more self-absorbed; and increasingly accepting of the idea that government is the giver of all goods, directives and quality of life. Our public schools encourage mediocrity by lowering the bar on expectations for learning and moral
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Posted in Education, Homeschooling |
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