Are you worried about America's future? Who isn't? With the thought of continued terrorist attacks, global political and civil unrest, avian/bird flu, a shaky economy, frequent erratic weather anomalies (just look at the Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Rita and Hurricane Ophelia...and the rest of 2005's hurricane season) and who knows what else, it makes sense to be prepared. It works for the Boy Scouts with the motto, "Be Prepared!"

Families are stocking up on long term food storage units, emergency lights, portable shortwave radios, water filters and purifiers, first aid kits, water barrels and other essentials to survive anything that comes their way.

It's easy to store your low-moisture food, anywhere that's not too hot - under a stairway, kitchen closet, or garage - and they'll last for 10-15 years. All you have to do to have a tasty meal for your family is add water.

REASON #1
STORE FOR THE FUTURE! SAVE ON GROCERY BILLS!

Never stress over skyrocketing grocery prices! Haven't you noticed $4-5 milk gallons, lately? Let's not even talk about the price of good organic alternatives. Long term food storage units can be used everyday to supplement your daily meals with tasty dishes. Choose from vegetables, hearty casseroles, delicious desserts, salads and dairy in a dehydrated, low-moisture form. These foods will stay in great condition for years to come.

Let's face facts, people. With the stability of the world teetering on war and ruin, we can't predict the future, but we can sure prepare for it. We've got everything you need to develop a home emergency preparedness strategy for your family. Choose from many different food storage programs!

REASON #2
SELF-RELIANCE IS KEY

When disaster strikes, who will you rely on? The government, your church, your neighbors, who? Yourself, that's who. Nobody else is in charge, but you. Your family is relying on you to see that they are well-prepared and in the event of a disaster, it's your duty to help them.

REASON #3
PEACE OF MIND

Having a food reserve is "insurance you can eat." If you lost your source of income, you could still have food on the table for your family and still make that mortgage payment.

REASON #4
NATURAL DISASTERS ARE BECOMING MORE FREQUENT

DON'T BE LEFT IN THE DARK! Pick up a portable radio to listen to emergency bulletins during a power outage.

Severe storms, Category 5 hurricanes, tornados, large magnitude earthquakes are happening on a regular basis than in past years. Having your home ready with emergency lighting, extra batteries, a diesel/gas generator for power, food reserves and a portable wind-up radio for getting news is crucial to survival in tough times.

Food crops can be damaged by floods and droughts worsened by global climate changes, infestations of pests or weeds, reducing food supplies. Truckers could strike stopping the food supply instantly. And when supermarkets only carry less than a 3 day supply of food, do you want to be scrambling for that last gallon of milk or loaf of bread? Avoid the madness! Order your one year food supply and feel better that you've made a step in the right direction.

Whether you believe in global warming or not, our weather seems to be increasingly warmer and wetter causing the aforementioned droughts and floods in some areas. In high-risk areas, like the Great Plains, the Great Lakes and river basins like the Colorado and Rio Grande the effects of these weather patterns could be devastating.

• In 2004-2005 an unprecedented amount of damage was done by major hurricanes to New Orleans and Louisiana, Florida and Mississippi. Estimates in damage are still unknown and thousands of lives were lost, not to mention the displacement of millions.
  
• In 1993, the Mississippi River flood caused damages of up to $10-20 billion, the Pacific Northwest floods in 1996-97 resulted in $3 billion in damages, and the 1997 flood in the Northern Plains caused $2 billion in damages.
  
• The Great Plains are susceptible to extreme droughts, which can erode the soil and destroy crops. Damage from the Southern Plains' drought of 1996 was estimated at $4 billion.
  
• Fire-ravaged drought conditions in Florida, California, and the Southwest in 2000, destroying more than 7 million acres of land. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) scientists reported that 2000 was the driest year on record for the State of Florida, and the future is shaping up to be even drier still.

No one knows the future, but we can prepare for it. Whether disaster strikes your family in the form of a pink slip, a hurricane, your retirement lost to corporate corruption or suffrage from a health-related issue, the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT thing you can do is insure that you know where your next meal is coming. Start your long term food reserve program and get the proper survival kits and supplies. Be ready for the future!

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