A R Y A N S, Become the best version of Y O U.
Frohes neues Jahr, liebe Arier!
9 Goals for Aryans in 2024:
Get fit & strong… Including self-defense training… Train daily… No excuses, just do it. After awhile, this will become your new normal and you will crave it… Remember, no one can train past a bad diet. YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT… & Spend time in nature, silent…
Become prepared: Water, food, consumables, first aid, etc. Start with the goal of securing a 2 week supply, working towards 3 to 6 months… A little more every week… +Plant a garden. If you live in an apartment, grow some vegetables in buckets…
Obtain a CCW permit if you can, purchase a good pistol / holster and magazine carrier, purchase ammunition, get training & train regularly… Carry ALWAYS… (Where legal…) If you can afford a “Fighting Rifle” get one as well…
Learn, practice & teach survival skills including first aid…
Self educate / learn new useful skills…
Read more books.
Do not look at your phone for the first hour after waking and last hour before retiring for the evening…
Limit social media exposure to a maximum of 1 hour per day.
Seek out like minded people to build your “Group/Team”…
9 mm E D C, A m m o Selection
https://www.gun-tests.com/…/deep-penetrating-heavy…/
Deep penetrating 9mm ammunition.
Excluding non magnum calibers, do not get to hyped on the more velocity is better line of thinking. Below .357 magnum velocity, (1250 fps or so & greater) speed does not matter very much… (Sure, modern bullet designs are a bit better… Still, lots of marketing hype prevails…) What matters most in non-magnum calibers are in this order; Bullet diameter, big bullets make big holes…, Bullet weight, heavy bullets penetrate deeper. According to the FBI stats., only 20-25% of hollow ammunition expands in real world statistics… (People get all upset, then start with the rebuttals with all the yeah buts, etc…) Think what you want… So, if you carry a 9mm, you may want to have the first 3-4 rounds you fire are of the light and fast hollow point ammo (With the hope of expansion…) then the remaining rounds in your magazine heavy weight, deep penetrating type ammunition for your EDC. Regardless, you are the weapon. Train often. Carry always. You will be potent.
Gear: H e a d l a m p
I often receive inquiries regarding gear selection… This is the headlamp that I recommend everyone have in their “kit”. Have one in each vehicle, your kit, & one for each of your family / team members, including your kids. It weighs almost nothing, takes up so little space, has a super long battery life, like 10 years (In storage, unused…), takes CR2032 batteries, low cost. Why just survive when you can thrive? Mission success favors the prepared… Train hard & shoot straight…
EMERGENCY INDOOR HEAT KIT
I live in Wisconsin where the winters can be cold.
Last winter on a cold & windy winters day I experienced a electrical power outage…
A power-line was down due to the wind…
Upon calling the power company, I was given a continuous runaround of lies from the response person regarding the power outage. She stated that a crew was working on it. After several calls, I luckily got connected with an honest response person. Which told me that it was too windy for the crew to go up in a bucket lift to repair the downed wire. The wind was roaring and did not stop until very late the next day… So, my home was getting cold to say the least. Luckily, I have a generator to use to run my heat. Some folks in my area where without power as well and were not as fortunate as me…
So, me being an Aryan MAN that is into self reliance decided to expand my indoor heating options…
The generator worked great. What if it failed to start or broke down?
(I have a fireplace as well… )
During a grid down situation, the sound of a running generator is a magnet for attracting unwanted attention… So I purchased a indoor safe / Mr Buddy Heater, Bottles of propane, large and small, an adapter to connect a 20lb. or larger bottle of propane, Terracotta pot & base to make a candle powered heater and a large tote. The large tote has a red top which will be the color code for heat in my preparedness arsenal.
Everything was sourced at a local Walmart. (Except for the piece of plywood that was cut to fit in the bottom of the tote to provide support to the plastic floor of the tote…)
I need to add a fire extinguisher and a carbon monoxide to the kit as well
See the pics below.
(Plywood added to better prevent the floor of the tote from failing…
I realize this as a short term solution…
“Victory Favors the Prepared”
Aryan Life Knowledge: “Parts of a Ship”
ALL ARYAN’s must know the parts of a ship.
Learn and teach.
We are all students and teachers…
U. S. G r a i n R e s e r v e – Gone.
The US National Grain Reserves Are Apparently Gone, long ago…
Apparently the United States has no national grain reserves anymore, none at all.
From a preparedness standpoint, if the supply chains of agricultural distribution become interrupted (or the crop cycle itself), there is little or no buffer for Americans to put bread on the table (or without significant cost).
The United States government once held vast grain reserves in silos across the country. Today our national grain reserves have apparently vanished, primarily due to deregulated global markets and globalization, and the 1996 abolishment of our national system of holding grain in reserve – which was gradually depleted until 2008, when the USDA decided to convert all of what was left into its dollar equivalent.
In other words, it’s all gone…
President Franklin D. Roosevelt first created a national grain reserve to help rally the price of wheat and to help American farms during the Great Depression.
It was designed to buffer the supply of grain in order to smooth its tendencies toward boom and bust. When grain prices rose above a threshold, supplies could be increased by bringing reserves to the market — which, in turn, would dampen prices. And when the price of grain went into free-fall and farmers edged toward bankruptcy, the need to fill the depleted reserve would increase the demand for corn and wheat, which would prop up the price of grain.
The stores were gradually depleted until 2008, when the USDA decided to convert all of what was left into its dollar equivalent. And so the grain that once stabilized prices for farmers, bakers and American consumers ended up as a number on a spreadsheet in the Department of Agriculture.
-latimes.com
Apparently it no longer made economic sense for the government to maintain a strategic reserve of food (grain) for the nation.
The reason I’m pointing this out to you is, first, to let you know that there apparently is no significant buffer like there used to be. Second, it’s another example how globalization has affected our own self-reliance as a nation. We’ve not only lost most of our manufacturing base to China and elsewhere, we’ve also given up on a national insurance policy of grain ‘reserves’…
That leaves it up to you to store your own reserves. Should the supply and/or distribution of grains (or any food) be disrupted by natural or man-made circumstances, the government will not be able to take care of you. YOU must take care of YOU.
F o o d C o n t r o l
The g o v e r n m e n t s of the world have a multifaceted plan to control the food supply…
The article linked below addresses some of this plan.
Fellow Aryans,
Please purchase a vast variety of canned and freeze dried foods.
Start today, do it as you can afford, working towards at least a 3 month supply…
Food Storage Calculator
There are always troubled times just around the corner…
We encourage our people to stock pile water, food, consumables, etc.
It can be a little overwhelming getting started in the prepping world.
Start off with the goal of having supplies for a 2 week time period.
Then continue working towards a longer term goal, like 3 to 6 months of supplies.
Here is a link to a food calculator that is a great tool for calculation how much food a person or family needs to have on hand.
Water (Prepping)
First off, water. Water is bulky and heavy. A pint is a pound the world around, right? 8 pints to the gallon means 8 pounds per a gallon. And most humans are going to require in excess of one gallon a day just for drinking, not including cooking, washing up, bathing etc. So a family of four would require 32 pounds of water a day just for drinking. 32 pounds a day, 224 pounds a week, 124 gallons, 896 pounds of water a month. Just for drinking.
Start figuring out how you will acquire water and store it for use during a cessation of services. If water is not coming to you, you will have to have it stored, or go for it. One of the easiest ways to get storable water is to purchase it in bulk from one of the big box stores. You can get cases of bottled water for pennies right now, and you can start storing it in your home for emergencies. A case of 24 16 ounce bottles is equal to 3 gallons of water and will run you about $4-$5 a case.
The bottled water will store easily under beds, stacked in closets or just stacked against the wall in the garage. $100 will give you 20 cases, or 60 gallons. About two weeks of drinking water for a family of four. But storing water in cases of bottled water is not the most economical or most efficient use of space. You can get water you have already paid for by getting it out of the tap in your home, before it gets turned off. There are multiple water storing systems available you can check out online. One method is water storage tanks and water “bricks” which are large stack-able containers you can fill from your tap and stack up to conserve space. You can find examples here http://www.thereadystore.com/water-storage/water-storage-containers
| (Get some…) |
| Stack-able Water Containers |
The stack-able bricks also allow you to take individual tanks of water and move them for refilling or for loaning water to others or taking with you on a journey if needed. The containers on the right are a block of 16 stack-able containers holding 3 gallons each and about 58 gallons total, with a floor weight of 464 pounds. The price is around $328 for the sixteen containers. They are fairly rugged and are 100% non-toxic food-grade HDPE, and are completely BPA free. If you have room for it, and a safe place for the tank to set, you could get a bulk tank holding up to 500 gallons or more. A tank holding 500 gallons would weigh around 3600 pounds on a small square foot footprint though, so you will have to make sure you are placing the tank where it will not cause damage to what it is setting on.
| (These are great If you can store this and keep it from freezing during the winter…) |
| 500 Gallon Water Storage Tank |
In an emergency without any prior warning, you can fill every available container, including bathtubs, pots and pans, anything that will hold water before the water stops running. You can use water from the hot water heater in an emergency, from the water storage tank above the toilet, frozen water such as from ice cubes in the freezer can be melted and used for drinking water. Any other sources of water that were not intended for drinking, pools, decorative water ponds etc. will have to be viewed as suspect water and treated before drinking. But this amount of water will not last for long. You will have to start thinking about where you will get additional drinking water when the supply you have run out.
| ( You have to have a dependable way of filtering water…) |
| Water Filtration Systems |
You can get water from many sources, rivers, creeks, ponds, public fountains, pools and many other locations where water may be freely running or be pooled. However, no water will be safe to drink without treatment. Even the clearest and cleanest appearing stream can harbor disease and parasites that can kill or sicken you. In a case where you may not have access to medical treatment, you do not want to get sick from diseased or parasite contaminated water. So what to do? You will have to treat any suspect water (water not from a sealed container). There are several ways to do this.
You can use systems designed to filter out bacteria and parasites, you can filter water through layers of clean cloth, you can boil the water, you can treat water with chlorine or iodine. You can treat water by exposing it to solar UV. The best bet is to do a combination of the above in order to insure the removal of viruses, bacteria and parasites before drinking the water. If you have water that is suspect, or cloudy, you can prefilter it to remove any sediment or solids, then boil the water for several minutes to kill any waterborne pathogens. If you can not boil it, you can add chlorine to the water after filtering it. You can use household bleach to disinfect water, but you have to make sure the bleach actually contains chlorine, and that it is unscented and free of other cleaning agents. Below is a diagram showing the amount of bleach to add to water.
| Treating water with household bleach containing 5.25-8.25 percent chlorine | |
| Volume of Water to be Treated | Bleach Solution to Add |
| 1 quart/1 liter | 5 drops |
| 1/2 gallon/2 quarts/2 liters | 10 drops |
| 1 gallon | 1/4 teaspoon |
| 5 gallons | 1 teaspoon |
| 10 gallons | 2 teaspoons |
Let the water stand for 60 minutes in order for the process to work before drinking it. The water may taste “flat” after boiling, but you can pour it back and forth from one container to another in order to aerate it.
You can add iodine to water, 5 drops of 2% iodine to each quart of water and let stand for 30 minutes before drinking. The iodine will not be as effective a chlorine against Giardia, but is certainly better than using nothing. Persons with thyroid problems should not drink water with iodine added.
A note about bleach for disinfecting water. Bleach will degrade and go bad fairly rapidly. If you have a gallon of 6% bleach stored outside in 90 degree temperature, it might be worthless for treating water in a little over a year. A better solution would be calcium hypoclorite, a powdered from of chlorine used to treat pool water. You can purchase it in bulk from pool supply companies, and it is a much more efficient way to store chlorine for water treatment. A one pound bag of calcium hypoclorite can treat up to 10,000 gallons of water.
Another way to treat water if you do not have a filter or chemicals or can not boil water is by using solar UV to disinfect water. You can put water in clear plastic or glass containers and leave the containers exposed to full sunlight for at least 6 hours in order for the UV to kill the water borne pathogens.
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