Lefty Prepper UK

@DavidWelsh41300 @triffic_stuff_ Didn't say anything about importing people, didn't say anything about Labour. Did say Twats smashed up a traumatised town, which they did.

@LeftyPrepperUK @triffic_stuff_ Nobody was imported into Southport all of the people who were arrested were from that area. By the way I live near Southport and Labour haven't got a snowballs chance in hell of ever getting an MP from that area ever again.

This is just one example of why Keir Starmer is so deeply unpopular with millions in this country. After the Southport massacre, where three young girls were brutally murdered, Starmer and his allies rushed to smear anyone raising legitimate concerns about immigration, grooming gangs, or integration failures as “far right”. By painting ordinary people expressing outrage as extremists, he effectively put targets on their backs. The result? Scenes like this in Middlesbrough, where a lone protester was chased down, kicked, and beaten by a gang of young Muslim men. It was a disgrace. The people haven’t forgotten. And then there’s the “two-tier Keir” problem: Muslim gangs seemed to get a free pass while working-class protesters faced the full force of the state. That perception of unequal justice has stuck. He deserves to lose his job for this alone.

Alfie Coleman, 21, has been found guilty at the Old Bailey of planning a mass gun attack after being snared by MI5 in an undercover sting.

"Russian tanks aren't going to come up over the Sussex Downs. But we can absolutely expect to have all kinds of sabotage hits on our critical national infrastructure - modern wars are fought in these grey zones. That's what we should be levelling with the population about." On The General & The Journalist this week: defence review author Dr Fiona Hill on ministers' failure to prepare the UK for the increased security threat 🎧Listen here; podfollow.com/the-general-an…

PREPPING FORRAGE & COOK: Three cornered leek, wild garlic and nettle soup youtu.be/xDu_1m9dk9s?si… via @YouTube

A foraged nettle, 3 corned leek and wild garlic soup. Surprising nice, despite how it looks!

Japan on high alert for 'huge' second quake after issuing tsunami warning bbc.in/48MicX5

British counter terrorism police believe Iran is actively hiring criminals within Britain to carry out sabotage and terror related activities-Telegraph

Trump to FOX: "If Iran does not agree to a deal the whole country is getting blown up."

@VladimierPutin Yes, the guy is a lose cannon who runs the US like it's one of his many bankrupt businesses. Except it wont be employees and their pensions losing out and him running away to his next scheme, it will be a new global order which China dominates

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In reality, no approach lives in isolation. Preparedness draws from survival, survivalism & bushcraft - preps wont last forever, & skills are useful. However, skills take time, & where prepping excels is just that: We can be better prepared today; tomorrow may be too late.

Prepping: Focusses on kit and equipment that will support survival in a emergency situation. Unlike the previous examples, it is often kit heavy, and focusses on self sustainability primarily at home or a pre-arranged other location, in any type of emergency situation.

Survivalism vs Survival vs Bushcraft vs Prepping: What's the difference? These phrases get thrown about, and they can be confusing for those new to the community to get their heads around. So below, we'll define the differences.

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A Plan: Particularly relevant to point 5. Where would you go if you needed to leave? How'd you get there? The less thinking we need to do when in an emergency, the better we can cope with new challenges. Have your plan written down in your emergency bag for reference.

Starter steps for being prepared.....