Survival Table Of Contents Page
This web site is for educated adults.
"Survival" is not a generic term.
To Survive any hardship longer than a couple of days, you will have to have a good working
knowledge of Food, Water, Shelter, Ect.
This site isn't devoted to superstitious "End Of The World" scenarios,
Simple minded right wing conspiracy "The UN Is Taking Over The World" scenarios,
Simple minded left wing conspiracy "Civilization Collapse" scenarios,
This site is devoted to, and derived from the author's own hardships during his travels.
In many Central American and Middle Eastern countries I've been in you can not rely on the
water supply, local foods or even the local government for your safety.
This page is devoted to anyone that will be living abroad, or off the 'Grid', or will ever be
caught in a flood, earthquake, hurricane, typhoon, tornado or blizzard.
In 1989 and 1990, Petersburg Indiana sustained serious flood damage to the water distribution
system. The result was several weeks without a potable water supply.
Just as soon as the water system was repaired, a tornado ripped the town apart, leaving the
residents with not only no water again, but no electricity and about 1/4 of the housing
destroyed.
With no food, water or electricity, about 1/4 of the town's population was reduced to refugee
status overnight.
In August of 1992, hurricane Andrew ripped through the Northwest Bahamas, the southern Florida
peninsula, and south central Louisiana.
Residents of southern Florida were without basic services for more than three weeks, and in the
direct path of the hurricane, (Homestead, Naranja Lakes were completely flattened, Hollywood
was all but destroyed) nothing useable was left standing.
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