Independence, Personal Responsibility, Survival Philosophy 2 comments

Episode 87 – Survival is like a game of chess…and neo-survivalism concepts

By on April 28th, 2010

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Survival is like a game of chess that forces you to constantly think 3 – 4 moves ahead of your opponent.  Many of the strategies in the game of chess apply directly to your ability to survive.  Inspired by a forum post by Kev at The Survivalist Boards, I decided to expand on this subject and also give you some information from Gerald Celente on Neo Survivalism.

Highlights:

  • Strategy and focus of the chess game applied to survivalism.
  • Each piece has a role to play, just like a family or community trying to survive.
  • As long as you have your King, you’re still in the game.
  • Having a plan and sticking to it.
  • Critical thinking for survival.
  • 2010 predictions by Gerald Celente.
  • The bogus economic recovery.

Thanks for listening.  Don’t forget to join the forum and check out my YouTube Channel.

Self Defense, Survival characteristics, Survival Philosophy 2 comments

Episode 86 – Burden of Proof and the 4 Boundaries of Self Defense

By on April 23rd, 2010

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Part 2 of self defense and situational awareness.  In this episode I follow up Episode 85 with some more information from No Nonsense Self Defense’s website.

Highlights:

  • Who has the burden of proof?
  • The 4 Boundaries of Self Defense.
  • What happens if you cross those boundaries?
  • Can you take a picture of the harm being done to you?
  • Can you fit it into a wheelbarrow?
  • How our Monkey Brain can sometimes get us into trouble.
  • Reacting only when “The Danger is Now!”

Thanks for listening.  Don’t forget to join our forum and check out the new knife review on my YouTube Channel!