Robots are Taking over Jobs Faster Than We Think … NO ONE is ready for what's coming and Trump just sounded the alarm | Redacted w Clayton Morris Governments Begin MANDATORY Stockpiling For the Coming

I want to use this medium to greet all great Hivers. How has been your day so far, hope you are all doing good? I'm positive minded that it's all well and fine. Several times I have been able to talk about

Of course, it is not every part of your cost of production that can be stockpiled but when you see the opportunity to do with part of your cost of production, one shouldn't hesitate to do so. It's good

I started stockpiling food in 2008 because I thought hyperinflation was coming. I was wrong -- inflation was redirected into the markets, which I did take advantage of. I doubled down on inflation preparedness

Food in the bank, not just money: how to store a year's worth of food as the #apocalypse draws near

Tidying the kitchen was on today's chores list, and I took the opportunity to take everything out of the cupboards and see how much food I've actually got in stock. I feel like I've bought a LOT of food

I don't expect people are going to go hungry in rich countries due to the coronavirus. My reasoning: • The fraction of the population in these countries involved in food production, processing, distribution

An important point we should not forget in this pandemic. It was, in a way, predicted. That is, in a globalized world, we can expect the occasional global spread of new infectious diseases. We just can't

Savings of the American people continues to drop, wages are dropping. The central bank economy is not sustainable. We can see the economic numbers continue to decline and the people are starting to notice

Shopping At The Polski Rynek Just the other day, I did a post about my pantry inventory and how I like to go to this local Polish Meat Market Store. I may have married a 100% Sicilian guy, but I am a 100%

In the age of cyber threats, companies are stockpiling digital currency in preparation of future "ransomware" attacks — which have grown exponentially over the past few years. The most recent