The micro-cache is your “plan B” and should be used as a last resort. If you “deploy” this system, it can serve you in good stead both in the short-term immediacy, or to place “on hold,” banking it for a longer duration for future use.

We are about to enter a “perfect storm” that is going to shake this country in just about every possible way that it can be shaken.

The financial crisis that is taking hold makes it clear that no matter what these institutions do they cannot control what’s to come.

There are very few people in the country that would remain completely unaffected in the event of a major cyber attack. Our economy, our utility grids, and our transportation systems are all heavily reliant upon computers. This makes us very vulnerable to such an attack.

The evidence trail that shopping malls, sports stadiums, schools and Walmarts are going to be converted to FEMA camp detention centers is growing by the day.

No, this is not a joke. The documentary is hosted by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas, an illegal immigrant and amnesty activist…

The world is entering a kind of no man’s land, in between the realms of insane denial and utterly obvious crisis.

Technical glitches this morning are raising homeland security concerns.

Many of these potential resources can be utilized very productively. Many of them have a deep basis in scientific facts and have been written by some truly brilliant minds.

The global financial crisis is actually in effect right here and now, and despite what we’re being told by the puppets in mainstream media it is not contained.

We are getting a bird’s eye view of an economic collapse…. Here are the two major takeaway lessons that I see