SELCO: The Brutal Truth About Violence When the SHTF

SELCO: The Brutal Truth About Violence When the SHTF

DAISY LUTHER

Selco interviewed by Daisy Luther

Are you prepared for the extreme violence that is likely to come your way if the SHTF? No matter what your plan is, it’s entirely probable that at some point, you’ll be the victim of violence or have to perpetrate violence to survive. As always, Selco is our go-to guy on SHTF reality checks and this thought-provoking interview will shake you to your core.

Selco: What an “Average Day” Is REALLY Like When the SHTF

Selco: What an “Average Day” Is REALLY Like When the SHTF

Daisy Luther

Did you ever think about how different your day to day life would be after an SHTF event? The little things we take for granted now, like making a meal, staying warm, or having water to drink and bathe in would suddenly become a whole lot more complicated.
Who better to tell us what that is like than Selco? For those who don’t know, Selco spent a year in a city in Bosnia that was blockaded. During that year, he and the other residents lived without our normal amenities like heat, running water, electricity, and supplies that could be purchased at the stores.

Puerto Rico: What It’s Really Like After the SHTF

Puerto Rico: What It’s Really Like After the SHTF

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Things are dire in Puerto Rico. We haven’t heard much directly from people there since Hurricane Maria took out power for the entire island, but what we do know is that the situation is desperate. This is a shocking, real-life glimpse into what it’s really like when the S hits the fan.
I saw a post from a friend of a friend who has family in Puerto Rico. I don’t have permission to share names, but here’s what she said:

Prepper: How to Survive the First 24 Hours after the SHTF

How to Survive the First 24 Hours after the SHTF

Karen Hendry 

Most of us prep for what is going to happen after a disaster. We store water, food, guns, etc. But all of your prepping supplies are in vain, if you don’t survive the actual event.
No matter how well-prepared you are what you do in the first 24 hours after disaster should be your no. 1 priority.  After all, it really doesn’t matter how much you have stored away if you aren’t able to get to it or if someone else takes it.  If you want to live to eat all that food, drink all that water, and stay alive you need to take immediate action when disaster strikes.

TradCatKnight Radio, Chris Gagnier "Prepping: Fatima Foods"

TradCatKnight Radio, Chris Gagnier "Prepping: Fatima Foods"

Talk given 5-17-16      (aprx. 50 mins)

Chris Gagnier is a traditional Catholic who just celebrated his 35th wedding anniversary on May 2 of this year the feast of St Anthanasius. He and his wife Nancy have 8 children, 4 who are married, and 10 grandchildren, so far. In 1981 he got married and joined the Navy as a Nuclear submariner.  He got out of the Navy in 1988 and moved back to our hometown Rochester NY. Hired on as a Nuclear Operator at a Nuke plant, had a "reconversion" to the Catholic Faith in the early 90's learning about the evils of contraception which we were using at that time. 2003, moved out to 25 acre farm where he raised his own animals and had a big garden, 2007 got into nuclear contracting traveling to different plants in the US and Canada.  They were in the Novus Ordo up until around 2008 when they met Fr. Voigt and have been going to the Latin Mass ever since. 2011 we moved to Bay City, MI on .25 acres in suburbia. They attend Mass at St. Dominic Savio Chapel in Freeland MI.