History repeats itself because mankind rarely pays attention to its own past. A quick look at the calendar recently revealed the fourth anniversary of the full-scale war in Ukraine. Since the Russian invasion in late February 2022, we’ve…
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Editor’s Introductory Comments: Most regular SurvivalBlog readers recognize the initials H.L. She has been one of the blog’s most loyal and prolific volunteers, sending news and information links since around 2010. I am confident that she spritely lives to a three-digit age. But when she does pass away, I hope that her gravestone will be inscribed: “Always a Maverick.” – JWR At age 83 now. I have some very unusual memories of my early life. I did not lead the conventional life of an American woman born in 1942. Conventional is fine. However, there was something in my soul that…