I don’t mean can you cook, do you have preps stored or are you sitting on a pile of beans and rice. I mean do you have the knowledge, skills and tools to produce food. Just two generations ago America was a nation of farmers. Much of that knowledge has been lost. Today’s show is designed to do a few things.
Tune in today to hear…
- Why you should have a green house
- How much a green house can do beyond starting some plants and growing lettuce
- Chickens and fish in your greenhouse
- Rotating some items in and out of a greenhouse seasonally
- You can grow strawberries in Zone 3 and Passion Fruit in Zone 5
- Peppers can be a perennial
- What is a Cornelian Cherry
- Why food is freedom
- Effective vs ineffective non conformity
- Planning your life vs having it planned for you
- Why liberty starts in a garden
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This is a deep topic today but it is absolutely critical to modern survival living. If you are preparing to deal with out systems of support you must first remove the fear of their loss. Modern survivalists act in power, not in fear. We prepare in order to abolish fear, not to appease it.
Join me today as we discuss..
- What do you fear loosing
- Why do you fear its’ loss
- How can your remove your dependence on support systems
- Why are societies built upon dependence on their governments
- What is a peaceful revolution
- What is liberty (this is more difficult then you might think)
- What is individual sovereignty
- What is legal compliance and systemic anarchy
- Why is dependence and theft by government done via policy and code vs. law in most instances
- What should you do next
- Do your actions really matter, do they scare the establishment
- Why do many in our government hate it when people cite the constitution
- How do you create change, real change
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So exactly what does it mean to be self reliant vs. being self sufficient? How are the two different and how are they related and how does one interact with the other. More importantly how do they effect you and you planning both for disaster preparations and independence.
Tune in Today as We Ask…
- What is self reliance
- What is self sufficiency
- Why would you want to be self reliant
- Why would you want to be self sufficient
- What are degrees of self sufficiency
- What is healthy interdependence
- Why are concepts like self sufficiency part of our nation at its core
- How much self sufficiency do you want
- How much self reliance do you have, are you deceiving yourself and have you tested yourself
- How have we lost touch with the innate desire for self sufficiency and reliance
- How can you apply these concepts to your daily lifestyle
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How could something like liberty coexist with socialism? Personally I believe if enforced and mandated by the state it can’t. Yet a recent commenter on one of my podcasts who is an admitted socialist from Canada got me asking the question…
If socialism is so bad, why do billions of people across the globe choose it?
The answer is something I think we need to consider as we unfortunately watch the U.S. slip further into the socialist world.
- Is it possible that humans are socialist at heart?
- Is socialism is useful and even good on some levels?
- Can any form of liberty coexist with any form of socialism?
- Where Native Americans socialists and did it work well for them?
- Is there such a thing as “private sector socialism?
- Are Amish, Mennonite and similar societies micro socialist societies?
- What can a kindergarten classroom teach us about socialism?
Don’t worry I am still a Libertarian and I am totally opposed to Socialism yet these questions provoke some very interesting thoughts.
