AfriSurvival

Survive an Electrical Blackout
The summer of 2003 showed the country that this is not a remote possibility or Y2K type scare. Use the information on these pages to prepare for and survive a major blackout
Identifying and Harvesting Edible and Medicinal Plants by Steve Brill
With so much of our food being genetically modified and cloned, poisoned with pesticides and otherwise rendered bereft of nutrition the need for an alternative to the local grocery store is increasing year by year. Actually we are surrounded by food and medicine. Ignorance alone keeps us enslaved to the convenience of commercial food. This book is a bible for our dietary manumission.

For far too many of us the lessons of New Orleans have gone right over our heads. We still walk around believing that the world is a friendly place and that in times of emergency Big Brother will come to our rescue.We're not like them, we tell ourselves. We don't practice Voodoo. We pay our taxes. We are one of the talented tenth. Too many Africans have said the same thing, left themselves vulnerable to and dependant on the government and woke up to smell the coffee just a little bit too late.. On these pages you will find information that will prove useful in time of emergency. Too many of us wait until after disaster strikes to organize and prepare a response. For those of us who live in areas marked for gentrification disaster is already well on its way.

New Orleans after the levee broke