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FBI: Paying Cash For a Cup of Coffee a 'Potential Indicator of Terrorist Activity' Advisory aimed at Internet Cafe owners characterizes mundane behavior as

Senate To Vote On Bill That Could Kick TSA Out Of Airports Federal agency would be forced to consider applications to remove TSA screeners Paul Joseph Watson

Five Key Things To Lower LDL Cholesterol Healthfully, Part 3, 2-27-11

Five Key Things To Lower LDL Cholesterol Healthfully, Part 2, 2-27-11

Five Key Things To Lower LDL Cholesterol Healthfully, Part 1, 2-27-11

Tocotrienols: Twenty Years of Dazzling Cardiovascular and Cancer Research 2-15-11

The Excuse to Regulate - Control vs. Freedom 7-4-10

US Warns Iran Not To Fight Back Against Israeli Attack US warship remains in Strait Of Hormuz amidst simmering tensions Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com

Kurt Nimmo | Host Aaron Dykes talks with renowned journalist Jerome Corsi about the alleged swindle.

Michael Cooney | The piracy, counterfeit and copyright battle has moved to the Super Bowl.

Joe Coscarelli | Shia Muslims the focus despite Sunni Muslims allegedly perpetrating the 9/11 attacks.

eFoodsDirect There’s so much you can do with dehydrated food from eFoodsDirect Today’s recipe compliments of Peter B. from Missouri. Egg Drop Soup 4 c water (pull from this water for the first prep steps) 4.5 tsp chicken broth 4 T cornstarch mixed with 8 tbsp. water 4 T powdered eggs mixed with 4 tbsp. [...]

Rock Waterman I recently heard from a reader who is at her wit’s end because her husband is resisting her efforts at making emergency provisions for their future. “I have ordered the Berkey [water filter],” she writes, and “we had words over that.  I will be making my last payment on the 4 week responder—-had [...]

Rock Waterman My local paper, the Sacramento Bee, recently ran a a series of articles centered around the fact that beginning this month, the first members of the Baby Boom Generation will now be entering retirement age. The series told how starting the first day of this year, and for the next nineteen years, some [...]

Emily Kerby Uh oh! I need an adaptor. My husband and I just processed a chicken for the first time.  We have several chickens that are not laying anymore, so for a while we’ve been planning to either eat them or give them away.  I felt like we should definitely learn to process chickens, because [...]

Rock Waterman For many people starting out on their food storage program, it makes sense to buy an extra case of this or that while they are out grocery shopping.  But that strategy often proves to have a hidden expense few of us ever foresee.  I have learned through sad experience of the one big glitch [...]

Emily Kerby One of my New Year’s resolutions is to become more prepared for emergencies.  I’m excited about it!  Have you set a similar resolution?  It’s hard to become prepared all at once, but we can accomplish so much in a whole year.  This is our year to prepare! Of course, it’s important that we [...]

Rock Waterman It’s a hot summer day and your kids are playing hard in the back yard…but wait! Somebody stop that kid drinking from the garden hose! In part 2 of this series I showed you the containers I prefer using for storing my own supply of water, so if you’ve bought one of those [...]

Corporate Accountability International | Its stated mission: to “transform the water sector” by establishing “new normative approaches to water governance”

Rock Waterman   You can’t just store your water in any old container, leave it down in the basement, and forget about it. You aren’t going to want to hear this, but your stored water must be replaced about every six months. That means you’ll want to make it as easy as possible to get [...]