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Urban Survival Newsletter

• Be Your Own Bodyguard, Pt2 of 2
  Welcome to this week’s Urban Survival Newsletter, brought to you by my famous and popular SurviveInPlace.com course–a vital resource for anyone who wants to prepare for disasters and who thinks they might have to interact with other people after a disaster (yes…this means you : ).  This week, we’re going to do the second of a […]
• Preparedness Lessons from Executive Protection (pt 1 of 2)
  Welcome to this week’s Urban Survival Newsletter, brought to you by my famous and popular SurviveInPlace.com course–a vital resource for anyone who wants to prepare for disasters and who thinks they might have to interact with other people after a disaster (yes…this means you .  This week, we’re going to do the first of a […]
• This One Self-Defense Mistake Could Get You Killed
  Welcome to this week’s Urban Survival Newsletter. This week, we’re going to talk about the problems of hostile confrontation in a disaster situation as well as a couple of tricks to keep firearm components from working their way loose and folding knives opening smoothly. There was a story that came out of San Antonio this […]
• Why You Should Own a Silencer (Suppressor)
  Welcome to this week’s Urban Survival Newsletter, brought to you by Jeff Anderson’s Social Chaos Survival Guide. If you order it before Saturday, you’ll also receive a copy of his soon-to-be-released “250 Collapse Secrets.” Social Chaos Survival Guide is a great book that you’ll be very glad to have on your shelf. Learn more now […]
• Geocaching as a Fun Family Preparedness Activity
  From time to time, I like to share ideas for fun activities that you can do on your own or with other members of your family that have a “hidden” preparedness component. Geocaching is an activity that fits into that category incredibly well, and it can be as much pure-fun or as serious as you […]