Emergency Survival Food

Are You Prepared to Feed Your Family in a Disaster?

There are many reasons you should have some survival food. 

Things going on in our country right now could lead to soaring food prices and food shortages within the next few years. There’s inflation, business closures, supply line disruptions, and possible future shutdowns like we saw with SARS-CoV-2.

A little disaster preparedness right now might just mean your survival in any such crisis. 

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The fact that our country is now monetizing our debt should bring grave concern to all of us.

What that means is, the Federal Reserve is printing money out of thin air to pay our national debt that now exceeds $37 Trillion. This causes continued de-valuation of the dollar and could and should cause inflation and perhaps hyperinflation. We’re already seeing grocery costs going through the roof!

While we can be hopeful for the best, we need to be prudent and start preparing ourselves for the worst.

Go to the ant, O sluggard; consider her ways, and be wise. Without having any chief, officer, or ruler, she prepares her bread in summer and gathers her food in harvest. – Proverbs 6:6-8

I believe it’s wise to practice emergency preparedness and to prepare your survival gear for unexpected hardships:

• Unemployment – AI and automation are reshaping the workforce by displacing routine jobs, creating new tech-driven roles, and demanding constant upskilling.
• Poor Economic Times – To navigate economic uncertainty, individuals should build financial resilience, diversify income, continually upskill, protect key assets, and lean into community support to stay adaptable and secure.
• Shift in Politics – Political shifts can deeply affect your wellbeing by fueling stress, straining relationships, disrupting livelihoods, and challenging your sense of safety and identity—especially when policies clash with your values or directly impact your daily life.
• Natural Disasters – In recent years, millions of Americans have been affected by natural disasters—resulting in widespread displacement, billions in damages, and long-term hardship that continues to challenge communities nationwide.
• Loss of Independence – Losing independence—whether personal, financial, or national—can undermine your prosperity by limiting freedom, control, and opportunity, ultimately restricting growth, innovation, and long-term security.
• Out of Control Debt – Uncontrolled debt drains your income, wrecks your credit, delays life goals, and traps you in a cycle that’s tough to escape without a strategic turnaround.

To protect against financial and personal fallout from unpredictable crises, a person should focus on building resilience—through emergency savings, diversified income streams, strong community ties, and adaptable skills. Staying informed, proactive, and intentionally minimalist can help maintain stability even when the world around you feels anything but.

Nobody can predict the future, but if history teaches anything, you can see trouble on the horizon.

Around the world, and especially in the Middle East, we are seeing unrest fueled by high food costs, food shortages, and the lack of freedom for people to choose a better life for themselves. We are also seeing that unrest spread throughout Europe and beginning to see unrest spreading across America.  I believe it will continue to get worse in the coming months, especially inflation, and we all should be getting prepared to protect ourselves.

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