Survival: The Complete Guide

Will war come to France ?

Six months ago, Russia launched a war against Ukraine. Once again, the political map of Europe is being transformed by "blood and iron". The consequences for France are, of course, profound. Many facets of its foreign policy now seem obsolete. Faced with these major changes, “democracies versus authoritarians” The dichotomy is not very relevant. At the same time, the battle is not lost in advance. It remains uncertain whether China, and even more so Russia, can turn the Global South's implied “declaration of independence” into tangible geopolitical advantages. It's up to the West - starting with the Europeans, including the French - to keep their cool and play the long term.

By investing in a survival kit, people can be sure they have the necessary supplies. After a disaster, food and water can be compromised and people can be injured. Having the right equipment means loved ones are always taken care of and people can survive until help arrives.
Where would you be safest if World War III broke out tomorrow? It may be a dark topic, but safety and distance from global conflict can be a motivating factor in your choice to move abroad. At the very least, the conflicts in the world can weigh heavily on the soul, and it's good to know that there are still places in the world where you could be left in peace.
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Where to go in case of collapse?

With the Antarctic Treaty banning the detonation of nuclear weapons, Antarctica could be the safest place in the event of a nuclear war. It is also very far from any major target.

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How to survive in nature?

Take shelter from wind and rain to avoid hypothermia, which can be fatal. Purify water, preferably from a running, clear water source. Practice fire safety to avoid causing a brush fire or unintended flames.

How do you ensure your safety in times of war?

Take all your valuables, money, food and water and store them safely. Hide valuables so they won't be stolen even if your house is searched. If you can, get out there and get as many supplies as you can. Don't delay, because it could all be gone by the time you need it.

These studies have made it possible to highlight several observations on starvation: An article published in Archiv Fur Kriminologie indicates that the body can survive from 8 to 21 days without food or water and up to two months if it has access to a sufficient water. Modern-day hunger strikes have provided insight into famine.
If you ever find yourself lost in the wilderness with nothing, just follow these steps.
Find water. The first thing you need to survive in the wild is water. ...
Make a shelter. You will need shelter to protect yourself from the elements. ...
Stay warm. The temperature can drop very quickly in the woods, so it is best to favor the heat. ...
Find food.

Of all the survival emergencies, bushcraft shelter is probably the top priority a wilderness camper needs to do. Here is an example.
Start by constructing a rectangular frame from logs. Fill the frame with debris, such as dried leaves or pine boughs. The debris will provide insulation that will prevent the floor from conducting heat away from the body. This is extremely important, as most body heat is lost through transfer to the ground.