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Survival TimesNatural Camouflage - Blending In Naturally Part 2 Wednesday, 10 March 2010 05:36
 Blending in Naturally 2 Many times things in nature are not easily seen. Those things you fail to notice will not always be a threat but there may come a time when they will be a hazard. Many times when seen from a distance we may not recognize the hazard but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist or is not there. Can you find the threat in this picture? Sometimes you have to take a second look and see what others don't. Can you blend? Staying above the water line! Riverwalker  Read more: Stealth Survival This post doesn't really link to your post Tuesday, 09 March 2010 13:08
I have no idea why my blog posts are showing up as linking to every single persons blog that I read as if I have linked to every single one of their posts.
Some of you know me through Following the Yellow Brick Road, others of you know me as the Kansas Prepper. Yep, not everyone knows me as the homesteader. If any one has any clue how I can make the auto link when there is no link on the specific post, STOP, I would be eternally grateful. No, really.  Read more: A Homesteading Neophyte S.T.E.A.L.T.H. Tuesday, 09 March 2010 10:33
Stealth is the art of employing simple techniques and skills in the most effective manner possible to distract attention from your presence or your activities. Even if you are seen or heard, it should be in a way that would not distinguish you from any part of your surroundings. Stealth is the art of hiding in plain sight and will allow you to blend into your environment. When you become an insignificant part of your environment, you can literally disappear within the very nature of your surroundings. S.T.E.A.L.T.H. S = Silence is your shield of protection that should be used generously. T = Tune in to your surroundings with a total awareness of your environment. E = Eliminate or reduce movements that may lead to unwanted exposure. A = Adapt to adversity and be ready to deal with changing conditions. L = Look for every possible advantage and see what others don’t. T = Think about the results before you act and use patience as a guide. H = Hear what others don’t, even when everything seems quiet. Got stealth? Staying above the water line! Riverwalker  Read more: Stealth Survival Riverwalker's Pics - Cactus in the Canyon Tuesday, 09 March 2010 10:19
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More Stoopud Laws Tuesday, 09 March 2010 08:44
 There's obviously no end to the lengths the Dark Lord will go to in his efforts to control our lives, enslave and deny our very existence. To which the Captain remarks, "He can kiss my hairy..." "...When the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) completed their successful campaign to convince the Ontario government to end one of the best scientifically managed big game hunts in North America (spring bear), the results of their agenda had severe economic impacts on small family businesses and the tourism economy of communities across northern and central Ontario," said Phil Morlock, director of environmental affairs for Shimano. "Now we see NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) and the administration planning the future of recreational fishing access in America based on a similar agenda of these same groups and other Big Green anti-use organizations, through an Executive Order by the President. The current U.S. direction with fishing is a direct parallel to what happened in Canada with hunting: The negative economic impacts on hard working American families and small businesses are being ignored..." Read the rest here: http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/saltwater/news/story?id=4975762 It's doubtful such a law will be enacted in Minnesota, since we have the right to fish and hunt in our State Constitution. Nor would state residents stand still for such stupidity even from their god. Fishing is the Number One draw for summer time activities in Minnesota. The Walleye is the state fish. Fishing license sales are in the high millions of dollars-- in the neighborhood of 700 thousand were sold in 2002 alone and the number rises each year. Multiply that by this year's fee of $17 for an individual fishing-only license, and get an idea of how much revenue will be lost by the state alone. (Minnesota offers a 'combination' license for fishing and small game hunting at a reduced cost as opposed to buying the two separately. The fee for the 'combo' license this year is $29.50.) Having a fishing license is one of the best ways to gather dietary protein and have more fun than you can wave a rod and reel at so far as Minnesota's DNR is concerned. Then there are the spin-off industries that profit immensely from fishing. A $1.58 BILLION (the "B" is correct) industry is nothing to sneeze at-- it's the largest sport industry in the nation. Gas sales rise dramatically Opening Day, usually the second week end of May. Hundreds of thousands of people work in related industries- not to mention the numerous fishing related television and radio programs that promote the sport. Hundreds of small businesses provide jobs and, thereby, income for thousands of state residents. From kids growing worms and operating minnow traps to full-blown businesses doing the same, there's money to be made in chasing after the 158 different species of finned friends in Minnesota. Minnesota has one boat for every six residents. (In that case, I have enough for a family of 48!) That's 900 thousand registered boats in Minnesota. And with 3,800,000 acres of fishing waters, that's more water acreage than a lot of states have for total landmass. Tackle manufacturers sell millions of dollars of product every year, whether rods, reels, or hooks, it's a huge business. Nearly every gas station, mall, drug store and grocer in Minnesota has some fishing related products on their shelves. And that moron and his green weenies think they're going to stop fishing in Minnesota? I dare them to try. Bless God, God bless. Shy III  Read more: Wolf Tracks DEATH AND REBIRTH Tuesday, 09 March 2010 05:14
In reading other blogs and comments on them plus my own, I have come to the conclusion that many people are planning on rebuilding the same system once this one falls off the cliff. I will not be with you in that endeavor. This tired old form of government has failed and it needs to be consigned to the dust bin of history. It just ain't working any more. And the same thing happened to Rome when Julius Caesar took the throne. The Republic was over. The old way was dead. Hail Caesar! I am not looking to be the reformer of this government. Dig the word reformer. Re-former. The guy who will make it over again. Not I said the Michael. It has failed and it failed before. Far be it from me to try to shine up it's corruption and make it look pretty again. I will step over the body and go on my way into the future. I will let it fully decompose in peace and privacy. The Russians think we will split up into 5 or 6 different countries. The fedgov is planning on a 10 region affair that is still united under Washington, D.C., of course. If you think they will go to work and feed themselves you are crazier than I ever suspected.
I read some article on "Conspiracy Theories" on Lew Rockwell this morning and I just about puked. There was some mention of conspiracy theory alright, but the gist of the text was about State Crimes Against Democracy. What democracy? I have lived in a Republic all my life. My Pledge of Allegiance calls it a Republic. But these clown of academia who wrote the article want to talk about things happening within a democracy. Kiss my ass! There is not even a cover-up going on any more! Our Elite, that is the major politicians, big time preachers, major academics, big shot business men, and some renown scientists are all calling our system a democracy. So it must be a democracy. Plus, Caesar gets to sign his name and make any law he wishes. He just has to say we are under a condition of emergency once a year and it's Katy-bar-the-door. Anything goes. Our influence and the rule of law seem to be on the wane here in this country. You don't reckon we have sat back and smugly let a coup take over our country do you? Naw! Couldn't happen in America. We're too free! But your freedom be damned pretty soon. The fedgov is getting ready for a take over and that means Martial Law. And then your Constitution is out to lunch and you will march as you are ordered. Then we have TEOTWAWKI and SHTF all in one day. What a blissful occasion. And I would bet that America will be at Walmart at the first sign of trouble. You thought we would be trusting in our preps and God and all those things but come to find out, America has trusted in Walmart all along. What a spiritual discovery! Ol' Sam Walton would be proud. His store has become the real American Idol. I buy mostly from the Germans, the Aldi family. But Kroger is catching up fast and you never can tell, things may get tight in food merchandising. The Handmaiden bought a beautiful whole pork Tenderloin for $1.79 a pound from them last week. A huge piece of meat. It ain't gonna last long. That Tenderloin is sure good. But even Kroger can't get us out of Martial Law. It will be the end of the line as a country, as far as I am concerned. On that day we get into the salvage business. We will salvage metals, building materials, animals, land, food, water, tools, seed, and all the decent people we can find. We will be busy as any Beaver you ever saw. If you don't believe it just hide and watch. In reading Comrade Simba this morning at www.comradesimba.com/blog/ I got quite a lift. He is happy when something fails in society and so am I. He likes his good, nutritious food and so do I. He gets along with his critters and I do that also. This guy can rant with the best of them. I had not seen this demonstrated in his writing before but the guy has some acid in his pen. Give him a look. He don't care. Stay alive. Michael This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  Read more: Staying Alive
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