THE GREAT DEPRESSION was a walk in the park compared to the social and economic holocaust facing America today.
But you can survive the end of life as we know it with the no-nonsense tips you’ll find in James Rawles’ important new book: Patriots: Surviving the Coming Collapse.
According to Rawles, America is barreling unstoppably toward a financial crash of such intensity and depth that it will strip away the underpinnings of civilization itself.
The collapse, he says, will challenge every man, woman and child in the country to somehow get by without adequate food, water, power, medical care or police protection while kill-crazy looters, gangs, escaped convicts and even cannibals run wild in the streets.
And Rawles isn’t talking about a short-term “inconvenience” that might disrupt your life for a week or two.
He’s talking about madness and anarchy that could rage unchecked for years or even decades before we even begin to see the light of day.
“I can’t s ay that everything in the book will come to pass – only God knows what the future will bring,” Rawles told me in an exclusive interview.
“But if the worst happens, if we do face social and economic collapse in this country, then my book can help you and your loved ones prepare for it.
“Some people might think I wrote Patriots for survivalists, militia members and Christians only,” he added, “but that just isn’t the case.
“Anybody involved in emergency services or disaster planning, from police officers, firefighters and paramedics to Red Cross volunteers and hospital personnel, can learn from it.
“So can clergymen, farmers, ranchers, precious metals investors and anyone opposed to one-world government.”
Unlike the authors of “pop” survival manuals or local newspaper articles that sugar-coat the situation or even deny the fact that America’s days as a free and prosperous country are numbered, Rawles – a former Army intelligence officer – offers up a vision of our future:
- so bloody …
- so terrifying …
- and so grim …
… that the faint of heart should seriously consider having a stronger friend or family member read the book for them.
Eye-winking mainstream analysts, for example, generally advise you to stash away a little non-perishable food, a few gallons of water and some extra batteries to prepare yourself for any shortages we might face when banks close and civilization crumbles around us.
Rawles, on the other hand, doesn’t beat around the bush.
He warns of a social and economic holocaust of unprecedented scope.
And he advises you to stockpile food, water, guns and ammunition, herbal and prescription medicines, fuels and other essentials to see you through years of absolute Hell on Earth.
He goes on to provide you with hard-hitting, real-world, real-life advice, telling you how to:
o Rip an abscessed tooth out of your head when there’s no dentist around by using a string to attach it to a bent sapling – and then letting the sapling fly.
o Bury your friends and loved ones while civil and guerrilla warfare rage around you.
o Deliver a baby when there’s no doctor or midwife around to help.
o Perform emergency, life or death “battlefield surgery” in your home our hideout while your patient is wide awake and writhing on the floor in front of you.
o Ambush and rout or even kill gangs of looters, criminals and cannibals – even when you’re outnumbered and out-armed.
He goes on to advise men, women and children everywhere to hone their survival skills now – before it’s too late – and stresses the importance of learning to:
o Grow, harvest and preserve fruits, grains, vegetables and healing herbs.
o Slaughter and preserve domesticated animals and game of all kinds.
o Identify the best rifles and handguns and different types of ammunition you’ll need for troubled times.
o Find, store and purify drinking water – and stock and preserve precious fuels such as kerosene and gasoline.
o Build and use bombs, grenades, booby traps and other weapons to defend yourself against looters, criminals, cannibals and psychopaths. These same weapons will give you the ability to defend your freedom, should you choose to, against heavily-armed, highly-trained soldiers, both foreign and “federal”, sent to “pacify and conquer” America in the name of the “New World Order.”
o Fortify your home against intruders, gunfire – and worse.
o Barter for everything after your cash becomes worthless.
o Use radios and special codes to keep long-distance communications with friends–if any of them remain alive – secret from your enemies.
What makes Rawles’ book so unusual – and so readable – is that it is a novel, a work of fiction, with an astonishingly detailed and highly-technical survival manual built right in.
“It’s a page-turner,” he says. “It’s motivational, educational, inspirational, informative, entertaining – and just plain fun to read.”
