Survival

Ex-Navy SEAL Matt Bracken joins Henrik to talk about conflict, war, chaos, civil war, survival, war in Ukraine and much more. We discuss deferred gratification and that we are in a fight that will most likely take many generations to win. If we want our children, grand children and their children to survive we must be able to set our sights on multi-generational efforts and goals.
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Ex-Navy SEAL Matt Bracken joins Henrik to talk about conflict, war, chaos, civil war, survival, war in Ukraine and much more. We discuss deferred gratification and that we are in a fight that will most likely take many generations to win. If we want our children, grand children and their children to survive we must be able to set our sights on multi-generational efforts and goals.
This is the audio version of the show. If you want to watch the video version go here. We have RSS/Podcast feeds available here.

Henrik cover some of the latest in No-Go Zone this April 4, 2023.
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When it comes to beating cancer, Americans are beginning to see some positive numbers. The latest annual report on the status of cancer in the U.S. shows that cancer death rates decreased by over 1.5% for men, women, and children; and survival rates for early and late-stage diseases “significantly improved.” But are these figures good enough? [1]

We are talking about a restaurant where most people pay cash, and no Waffle House accepted credit cards until 2006. Sometimes the clanging of plates, and banter among staff, is so loud you can’t talk. The jukebox plays 45 rpm records. There is a major genre of home-made films that show fights among the staff, all taking place in front of the customer.

Since World War 2, the idea of “better living through chemistry” has remained persistent throughout the world. We have been told that we can’t live without chemicals, and that we would starve without spraying our crops with the chemical-stew we call pesticides. But is this really true? According to a report, we’ve been lied to about the necessities of these chemical concoctions.

Hiking in the fall gives you a chance to see some of nature’s most colorful art displays without the heat, humidity, and mosquitoes – assuming you don’t live in southern Florida or California, of course. If you’ve never been hiking in the fall in a cool climate, let me tell you: it’s worth the trip.

The odds were stacked against a little boy who was born with his brain outside his skull, but he is defying all of them, thanks to a groundbreaking procedure performed at Boston Children’s Hospital.
Sierra Yoder and her husband, Dustin, were sent to a neurologist after Sierra’s 22-week ultrasound. She was soon shocked to learn that the child growing inside her had encephalocele, which causes all or part of the brain to form outside the skull, usually in a “sac-like protrusion.” Encephalocele affects 1 in every 10,000 babies.

Our seas are littered with plastic, and tiny bits of it are seriously threatening the environment, according to a study published in the journal Science. Researchers say microplastics – small plastic particles less than 5 millimeters in diameter – could be hurting the survival of European perch, as well as other creatures.
Source: EcoWatch

Some of you may remember my article, “Ark II Underground Bunker: largest Private Doomsday Shelter on Earth” from Jun 13, 2014, featuring the 10,000 sq/ft underground bunker built by Bruce Beach out of 43 buried school buses in Canada. Without any political or religious funding, it is the largest privately constructed fallout shelter in the world! It appears…