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60 - 1 Gallon (10"x14") Mylar Bags & 60 - 300cc Oxygen Absorbers For Dried Dehydrated and Long Term Food Storage - Food Survival
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DescriptionIn today's world of financial instability, food shortages, possible inflation and rising commodity prices Long Term Food Storage must be considered by any prudent individual or family. Mylar bags, when combined with oxygen absorbers and buckets are considered the best way to store large quantities of food for 20 - 30 years... |
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Oxygen Absorbers - 100 Count Sealed Package - 100 CC Capacity - Oxy Absorption Packets Remove / Absorb O2 - For Food Storage & More.
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DescriptionOxygen absorbers are made of a chemical compound, the active ingredient of which is a powdered iron oxide. Our absorbers are completely safe. While they are not edible, they are not toxic. No harmful gases are created and the oxygen does not remove the fresh smell and taste of the product... |
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Electric Wondermill Whisper Mill the Worlds Best Grain Machine
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DescriptionThe World's Cleanest, Quietest, Easiest To Use Mill |
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Mountain House #10 Freeze-Dried Foods
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DescriptionWith Mountain House products on hand and a one-burner stove or candle to heat water (cold water can be used in a pinch), you can still enjoy a hot, satisfying meal in less than 10 minutes. #10 Cans have the longest shelf life available... |
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Datrex Emergency Water Packet - 3 Day/72 Hour Supply(12packets)
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DescriptionWith a 5 year shelf life to match our Rations, our Emergency water packets provide a full meals hydration to one individual and are purchasable by the case of 64 or by the three-day supply (12 packets)... |
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Datrex Emergency Water Pouches Case of 64 for Survival Kits, Disaster Supplies, 5 Year Shelf Life
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DescriptionDatrex® Emergency Water Pouches Case of 64 Case of 64 - 125 ml (4.227 oz.) Pouches |
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iOSAT Potassium Iodide Tablets, 130 mg (14 Tablets)
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DescriptionHow Potassium Iodide Works |
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Emergen-C
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DescriptionEmergen-C |
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(10) Mylar Bags 20"x30" 5 Gallon Size 4mil for Long Term Emergency Food Storage Supply
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DescriptionMylar bags (foil pouches) will insure your food will be available when you need it. Made of a multi layer poly and aluminum foil laminated together. Mylar bags (foil pouches) are used for long term food storage because the metal barrier protects food from moisture, light and oxygen... |
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Citric Acid, 4 oz.
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DescriptionCitric Acid, 4 oz. |
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Harmony House Foods Dried Celery, crosscut (8 oz, Quart Size Jar) for Cooking, Camping, Emergency Supply, and More
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DescriptionOur JAR SIZE contains a FULL QUART of delicious celery! Now with a new Freshness Seal! Sweet, sliced celery is a delightful addition to any meal... Use sweet celery in soups, stews, or other recipes--or just cook and eat plain! They hold more of their nutritional value than their canned or frozen counterparts so serve them to your family with confidence... |
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Chicken TVP Dehydrated Dried Survival Food - Giant #10 Can
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DescriptionThis chicken flavored TVP ia actually a meat analogue product produced through a special extrusion process which provides a 100% vegetable product that approaches the texture and structure of meat. This highly nutritious meat substitute is processed from defatted soy flour which contains more than 52% protein along with 18% total dietary fiber... |
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Freeze-dried Astronaut Strawberries (10 Pack)
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DescriptionYou will receive ten foiled-seal fresh envelopes of freeze-dried "Astronaut" strawberries. |
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Xantrex 802-1500 XPower 1,500 Watt Portable Powerpack
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DescriptionXPower Powerpack 1500 supplies up to 1500 watt household electricity. |
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Coghlan's 8794 Film Can Shaker Lids - Pack of 2
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Description2 - Pk. Coghlan's Film Can Shaker Lids. What a clever, eco - friendly idea! Make salt and pepper shakers from 35 mm Kodak film cans! Great for backpacking, picnics, lunch box or camping! Just snaps right on... |
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Emergency Food Storage & Survival Handbook: Everything You Need to Know to Keep Your Family Safe in a Crisis
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DescriptionOutlines a practical six-step plan for storing a three-month reserve of food, water, and survival supplies, from securing a location for a home grocery and pharmacy to collecting the best basic survival products and equipment... |
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When All Hell Breaks Loose: Stuff You Need To Survive When Disaster Strikes
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DescriptionSurvival expert Cody Lundin's new book, When All Hell Breaks Loose: Stuff You Need To Survive When Disaster Strikes is what every family needs to prepare and educate themselves about survival psychology and the skills necessary to negotiate a disaster whether you are at home, in the office, or in your car... |
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The Modern Survival Manual: Surviving the Economic Collapse
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DescriptionMy book is a Modern Survival Manual based on first hand experience of the 2001 Economic Collapse in Argentina. In it you will find a variety of subjects that I consider essential if a person wants to be prepared for tougher times: -How to prepare your family, yourself, your home and your vehicle -How to prepare your finances so that you don't suffer what millions in my country went through -How to prepare your supplies for food shortages and power failures -How to correctly fight with a chair, gun, knife, pen or choke with your bare hands if required -Most important, how to reach a good awareness level so that you can avoid having to do all that These are just a few examples of what you will find in this book... |
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We have no right to judge over when our fingers are not clean. We see dogs as pets(man's best friend as they say), but for them it is a nutritious meal.
The same way, people from India are appalled to see the obsession of the West with beef since cows are sacred and very docile, loving animals.
This was an interesting article, considering its conclusions. Mr. Panzer, I read your articles quite often, and you have been writing about the state of the economy for quite some time. I think a close look would show that anything associated with SURVIVAL is up in sales. Camping gear, firearms and ammo, food supplies, etc. Costco is even now offering emergency food supplies by the bucket. I think gun sales took off right before Obama got into office and have not languished since. Ammunition costs have come down some, but they are still high. There’s a lot going on in this country and I would believe that most are not sure as to where we’re going to land. So it doesn’t surprise me that these sales are doing well. Firearms offer provision for the family in more than one aspect. If you consider the falling dollar, the sky-rocketing commodities prices, the potential for a food crisis, a pending trade war with China, and the Fed wanting to stoke up QE2 is there really any wonder why Americans would look to taking care of themselves?
Sanitary products have a higher tax on them. Women used rags in the old old old days. For obvious reasons, women need those products otherwise their already awful situation will be made more uncomfortable. Lack of these products would result in stained underwear and clothing.
From reading these posts, it is apparent the feeling from the poster’s comments that they strongly support the cruise line and workers. However, while needing to support the crew, I saw not one word of criticism, questioning or demands for explanation of the fire that cause this tragedy. Granted, until a full investigation is done, full details will not be forthcoming, but in all honesty, with a ship costing millions if not billions of dollars, surely there could and should have been backup systems and some kind of emergency food supplies in case of this type of tragedy. Second, what kind of cruise line doesn’t have systems in place in case of a fire? Here, I speak of some kind of quick release water hoses and second, why didn’t the ship have a duplicate control system to take over in case of just this type of disaster? Without unnecessarily blaming the cruise line for unavoidable tragedy, still you cannot have a ship carrying this many passengers that is unprepared for just this type of thing, This easily could have been worse than the Titanic without the supreme efforts of the crew.