Apocalypse

There's new data that reveals that 10 places in Illinois that would be best suited to survive the imminent zombie apocalypse.

Missouri has 10 safe havens that are ideal places to survive the imminent zombie apocalypse.

You might laugh at this, but there are a lot of reasons why I think this is a great idea for just about anyone. What do you think the hottest selling item in Missouri is? A report says it's a doomsday food bucket that can last 25 years.

If you're paranoid about the upcoming total solar eclipse and the world situation in general, you might want to look the other way. I've come across evidence that elites are hiding in a survival condo in the Kansas City, Missouri area, but there are also lots of reasons I wouldn't worry too much if I were you.

The world has always been a dangerous place, but many think we're about to reach a breaking point. New nuclear threats that have been directed at targets in Missouri have led more to pursue different levels of doomsday prepping and their numbers are growing.

It seems inevitable. Even the creators and innovators of artificial intelligence are warning that our society is heading for an apocalypse with this new technology. Why would Missouri be a great state to survive such an event? There are 4 main reasons.

You will likely never think of a school bus the same way again after you see what this guy did with one. He converted it into a survival rig that very likely could survive just about any end of the world scenario you can imagine.

Looking for a new home? How do you feel about the apocalypse? Depending on your answers, I have found what might be a prepper's paradise hidden in the Missouri Ozarks.

It's the American dream to one day start a family and eventually buy and renovate a doomsday bunker. Well, at least it was for one family who really did it and this is how and why they did it.

The ends gonna come sooner or later. Looking at current world events, it might be sooner. If you're gonna survive, why not do it in a luxurious missile silo condo in the Midwest that also includes a sweet pool.