by Mac Slavo | Mar 13, 2018 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Emergency Preparedness, Headline News
There has been widespread fear that a geomagnetic storm scheduled for March 18 will wipe out power grids and cause panic. Is it time to prepare for the worst? We can all breathe easy for now. It looks like this threat of grid failure is simply fear mongering. The...
by Mac Slavo | Mar 13, 2018 | Emergency Preparedness, Headline News
Costco wants to be your one-stop shop for prepping supplies. You know it’s about to get serious when even Costco is offering doomsday prepping kits for survival during an apocalyptic scenario. With the threat of nuclear war, an imminent economic collapse,...
by Mac Slavo | Mar 12, 2018 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Emergency Preparedness, Forecasting
According to a World Health Organization doctor, a global pandemic is imminent, and no one will be prepared for it when it hits. Dr. Tedros Adhanom, director-general for WHO, has said that the next outbreak that will hit us will be a “terrible” one, causing a large...
by Mac Slavo | Mar 8, 2018 | Emergency Preparedness, Headline News
Iran has just issued a chilling warning to the West. The nation has declared that it will not negotiate over its authority in the Middle East and its presence in other certain nations. Iran’s comments come as French foreign minister sought to discuss...
by Mac Slavo | Mar 8, 2018 | Emergency Preparedness, Headline News
Belgium has randomly begun the free distribution of iodine pills to its citizens. Millions of boxes of pills have been delivered, but the Belgium government continues to claim there is no risk of radiation. Pharmacies have begun receiving some of the 4.5 million boxes...
by Mac Slavo | Mar 7, 2018 | Emergency Preparedness, Headline News
Powerful eruptions at a volcano in southern Japan spewed ash thousands of feet into the air on Wednesday as authorities warned locals not to approach the mountain. Shinmoedake volcano has erupted several times in violent explosions recently. The Shinmoedake volcano,...
