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Storing pinto beans, long term.
You can’t eat bullets, and using bullets to take someone else’s food isn’t a good way to go.
So store your own. I’m doing pinto beans today. They are capable of being stored for long periods of time and are very versatile with cooking.
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Bracken 4th Hour of the Alex Jones Show 8.15.2019 References American Partisan
Currently I’m guest-hosting the 4th hour of the Alex Jones Show every Thursday. Yesterday my appearance covered a number of current topics of interest.
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Gear Corner: Momentum Torpedo Dive Watch
A good watch is a critical part of your EDC. Momentum’s Torpedo Dive is an excellent, rugged option for nearly any environment or social setting.
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Bringing Hot Water to the Cabin – Part III
Bringing Hot Water to the Cabin – Part III By JohnyMac Part III If this is your first time...
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Spotting and Assessing Human Sources of Information
In a conflict environment, the guerrilla may still have to continue living and operating within society and conduct himself as a regular civilian at times. This is simply part of being a guerrilla, it’s part of what differentiates a guerrilla from your basic battlefield combatant. It’s the ability to not just “blend in”, but to be a part of that society and environment.
With that said, the guerilla always needs to be thinking ahead, even when, especially when, he is functioning “normally” in his day-to-day civilian living routine. Part of that is always being keen to picking up intelligence and information useful to the guerrilla’s cause. People you meet will sometimes have that information, and you’ll need to know how to spot those people and further, how to assess whether or not they are useful as a source.
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Living Off the Land – Gardening
Living Off the Land – Gardening by JohnyMac I am putting a series of articles together about...
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Arm Thy Neighbor, by Matt Bracken
Matt Bracken’s first essay and aptly named, “Arm Thy Neighbor” discusses the issues of arming up people in your own backyard when things go sideways.
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Quake Proof: The Tremblor’s Guide to Earthquake Defense
Over a thousand miles away, the 1811-1812 New Madrid Earthquakes rang church bells in Boston as...
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Fight, Win and Survive: Techniques, Tactics and Procedures for the Multi-Domain Battlefield, Part 1
The following is the preface from “Fight, Win and Survive”, which is a white paper...
Read MoreThe Benefits of Rucking
If you hate running and want the benefits of cardio for conditioning and fat loss, try rucking. You can buy 2.5, 5, 10, and 25 lb plates for very little on Craigslist or at Play-It-Again. You can put a piece of 1×4 in the...
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Bringing Water INTO the Cabin – Part II
Bringing Water INTO the Cabin – Part II By JohnyMac Part II I wrote about bringing water to...
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What’s in your IFAK?
When putting your kit together, please keep in mind the ABCs of airway, breathing and circulation. In the case of the IFAK, the airway and breathing tools are going to limited in most cases to little more than a naso-pharyngeal airway inserted into the nose and into the back of the throat. The circulation aspect is going to be covered by things like tourniquets and gauze bandages, as in, keeping the blood from circulating it’s way out of the body.
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