Emergency by Neil Strauss

[Scythe13]

This book is an all encompassing true story of one man's struggle for complete independance from the government.

He started off looking for a second passport, then realised he would have to survive long enough to get to that place, so it chronicles his story about learning the skills, from gun handling, krav maga, to flying a plane, reading foot prints, skinning animals, making cache's, opening 'off shore' bank accounts, and much more.

It's not a how to book, like the SAS survival guide. But it is a fantastic read that will give you other ideas about your current survivalist preps and skills.

I would highly recommend this book to anyone that is boarderline. It will bring you over to the side of the line that provides personal safety and the alike.

Also, a good gift book to give to any of your friends that you hope to get interested in survivalism.

It is American based, but still well worth reading. Many of the lessons learned are good for the UK as well.

Mainly, it is inspiration, and the book that brought me over to Survivalism.