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Posted Mar 6

Tomato growing house, needs a layer of paint and some plastic panels. Can easily be built without power tools and lets you grow some nice tomatoes without the worry of rain damage.

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Posted Mar 6

Food shortages, rationing and hyper inflation are beginning to kick in! Prepare yourselves accordingly.

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Posted Mar 2

Learn to read Russian in 15 minutes.

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Posted Feb 28

Guerrilla warfare tactics- medic handbook pdfs http://www.patriotresistance.com/ranger_medic_handbook_2007_1_.pdf https://irp.fas.org/doddir/army/tc3-21-76.pdf https://man.fas.org/dod-101/sys/land/row/rusav.htm https://bulletpicker.com/pdf/FM%205-31,%20Boobytraps.pdf https://www.militarynewbie.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/TM-21-210-Improvised-Munitions-Handbook-1969-Department-of-the-Army.pdf Tips from a combat vet on preparing for and fighting in urban environments. 1) Bullets do not travel in straight lines. Some of you may already know this but most of you may not know that bullets can ride along the surfaces of hard materials like concrete. When fighting in enclosed and tight spaces with fire arms STAY OFF THE WALLS! 2) Modern munitions, especially shape charges explode on impact and are best countered with layers of hard material stacked with spaces between them to help disperse molten material. DIRT and CONCRETE and LOTS of it are best against shape charge attacks. Anything to cause that projectile to loss heat. Earthen defenses are just as good today as they always have been. 3) Fragmentation and loss of blood is a pretty substantial killer in the warzone. Wear thick clothing to avoid taking on lacerations and penetration wounds from shrapnel and debris thrown out by explosions. 4) Drink lots of water if you have access to it. Melt snow if you have to. Staying hydrated will help avoid cramps, fatigue, and keep your head straight. 5) If you get your hands on body armor, square up your armor plates with the enemy to ensure rounds hit as perpendicular to the plate as possible. You want the round to stop dead in its tracks, not bounce up into your chin, or down into a leg. 6) Spread out and don't stick to close to one another. Even if you are not directly hit by a blast, the shrapnel from the explosion could still be enough to take you down

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Posted Feb 28

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Posted Feb 25

If you want to donate to Ukrainian charity, you can do it in the following link with the following payment options: SWIFT Bank Transfer Visa/Mastercard Bitcoin https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate/

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Posted Feb 25

Anonymous hacked Russia's Ministry of Defense database including names, e-mails and phone numbers. Data is available in the link. Download at your own risk.

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Posted Feb 25

How to fight against tanks in urban environments

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Posted Feb 23

https://youtube.com/c/DadhowdoI

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Posted Feb 23

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Posted Feb 22

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Posted Feb 22

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