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Some of the emails coming in have me very concerned, some of y'all need help.
Round 2, if you are thinking about travel, reach out to my good friend JC a call at Castles to Campfires travel. He can be best reached at https://www.evotravelagent.com/vacationswithjc
It is unacceptable that too many of our nation's veterans struggle with homelessness, food insecurity, untreated mental health challenges, and long waits for benefits after serving this country. While public officials debate spending priorities, many veterans are left wondering why the promises made to them seem so easy to forget.
An estimated 17 veterans die by suicide each day in the United States, according to recent federal data. One veteran taking their own life is one too many. No one who volunteered to serve this country should have to wonder where their next meal is coming from or whether they'll receive the support they earned.
Our leaders should be judged by how they treat the men and women who defended this nation. Veterans deserve timely healthcare, accessible mental health services, fair disability decisions, and the dignity of knowing their country will stand behind them after they return home. That should never be a partisan issue—it should be a national obligation. Of course you can come from another country, jump off a boat and you get handed a credit card, keys to a house, a new cell phone and a loaded EBT card that you could feed the city of Seattle with.
You can handle the apocalypse with ease but the sight of the front gates at Disney World turns you into a nervous wreck.
So you are in a building and someone unexpected chose violence over saying hello, now its your problem.
Time to stand up, speak out and set these fools straight [no pun intended]. Do not be violent, loud or harsh, just let them know the madness needs to end.
Hosted by me: a highly Cynical, highly sarcastic, direct, and completely tired of internet prepper fantasies kind of guy broadcasting from a secret off-grid location somewhere between common sense and a gas station that still sells VHS tapes
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Broadcasting from somewhere deep in the woods where…
We do not believe it is necessary to build a bunker or declare every Tuesday is the beginning of the apocalypse when approaching the idea of preparedness.
Through practical skills, honest discussion, and occasional sarcasm, we aim to create prepared citizens who can handle emergencies with confidence rather than panic, and who understand that buying your seventeenth tactical shovel probably isn't the answer to every problem.