Category Archive: PJ’s Corner

Thoughts from PJ on various topics related to Prepping

May 12

Notice to Readers

Things will be slowing down on the site…starting now.  I’m going through a transition period and starting my own business so I’ll have much less time to dedicate to posting articles/updates every day.  I will make it a point to post every week at minimum and to continue to post prep updates (headlines) as time …

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Apr 22

April 22 Online ‘Blackout’ in CISPA Protest

CISPA protest

CISPA Cybersecurity Bill Passes House, Again A year after the U.S. House of Representatives first passed CISPA, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, it passed it again today. The controversial legislation now heads to the Senate, where it died last year. The act, which would increase the information that is shared between the government …

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Apr 21

Sunday Special: “Whatever we gotta do”

Big Brother

I was half paying attention to the news this morning while browsing the headlines online, sort of half paying attention to the panel which was discussing the circumstances surrounding the Boston Bombings.  That was when I heard it, something that made me stop and completely dedicate my entire attention to the TV screen.  I can …

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Apr 16

Botson: Asymmetric Warfare

You already know the words before they are typed out here in the article: my heart goes out to the victims of the Boston bombings yesterday.  To those who were injured, those who lost loved ones and those who were emotionally shaken I can only express my deepest sympathies and pray for healing.  In my …

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Apr 09

90% of Americans agree that…

Opinion Polls

You’ve been hearing that phase over and over again in the MSM, supposedly this reflects how many Americans agree that Universal Background Checks are something worth pursuing.  I would venture a guess that almost all polls are biased, but we tend to overlook that unfortunate truth as we have a love affair with stats and percentages. How …

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Mar 27

Failure is not an option, but it will happen.

Failure

There are specific times in my life which I can recall, when failure was deemed “not an option” but it happened regardless.  During those times I went into each challenge very well prepared with a goal in mind, in my mind there was nothing that could stand in my way.  Obviously in each instance things …

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