Re: What Non-Fiction Survival Books Do You Recommend?




<Retief> wrote in message news:7p2ve2tcaf3boe9f992a0qp8oc7j15our9@xxxxxxxxxx
On Wed, 23 Aug 2006 22:29:47 -0500, Day Brown <daybrown@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

small pickups with the back filled with well armed thugs putting down the
road are almost ubiquitous in Africa right now. Course, the climate

Most of the people (or peasants) in those regions are not armed. A
well armed populace quickly turns roving thugs into fertilizer...

Gardening would ensure that? Keep you safe from the bands of roaming
Rad scarred mutants? Repair your shovel when it breaks?

Sounds like a job for the local blacksmith...

Replace those canning jar lids?

Long before canning, people dried food...of all sorts... And don't
forget simple jams and preserves... You're storing calories, vitamins
and minerals.

Case in point. You think I am a sole survivalist trying to defend my
garden, while I'm outlining the response of rural *communities* to deal
with outside attacks. Another point. You dont seem to know about how to

Too many here think that the solo survivalist is the way to go. But
if you want some sort of security, you ultimately have to form a
community.

Retief

I agree. Day Brown (whos' posts don't show up on my server) should google
and read an article by Duncan Long titled "Backpack Survivalism" (it may be
titled Backpack Survival).

If I were a mabu, why would I want to raid a garden ? IMO to much work. If I
were mabu, I'd simply wait untill you've harvested, canned, dried, etc...
Then set up a sniper position outside of your dwelling, kill you and simply
rob you of not only your food, but all of your hard work that went into the
prepping of that food.

The best way to protect your stuff is simply to lay low, and not tell the
world you have food, supplies and other goodies.

A nice 8 foot high privacy fence will help protect you from nosey people,
and will do a lot to protect you from snipers (kinda hard to snipe someone
if you can't see them)

IOWs a fence around your yard and especially the garden and no one will know
you have a garden unless you tell them.

n.


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