Comments on: Do you have 5 Ways to Make Fire? http://survivalcache.com/survival-fire-starters/ The Gear Site for Survivalists Mon, 21 May 2012 05:35:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: sean http://survivalcache.com/survival-fire-starters/#comment-73548 sean Mon, 21 May 2012 00:16:15 +0000 http://survivalcache.com/?p=637#comment-73548 A small fresnel lens is a great fire-starter and is about the size of a credit card... A small fresnel lens is a great fire-starter and is about the size of a credit card…

]]> By: stan http://survivalcache.com/survival-fire-starters/#comment-72999 stan Sat, 19 May 2012 03:39:14 +0000 http://survivalcache.com/?p=637#comment-72999 forget ingenuity, adaptation and contentedness is where it's at. If you NEED fire, you are not a survivor, for without the fire, you'd die. Its a crutch. Animals have no problem surviving without fire because they have been unable to hear/see/understand our indoctrination of lies and deception. And even if they could, why would they give their regard to ones who so obviously fail here and have a hard time coping. darkness never killed anyone, unless the sun doesn't come back around one day!, though it would be blamed because we don't take responsibility for our actions and are effect focused, rather than cause. fire is not only way to generate heat culturally learnt, not necessary for life, only humans and their domesticated animals are slaves to fire and only humans and their domesticated animals are sick and dying on a massive and rapid scale and have no clue, start walking [heat generation] towards the opposite pole [where conditions for life {for humans}are gained through ease]. We observe this as migration @@. Changes chemistry of food = sickness via lack of nutrition [do some research on the "white tide" effect]. Mechanical effects of temperature [hot and freezing] are primary cause of tooth degradation along with leaching of alkalizing substances to counter our extremely acidic lifestyles, for an acidic state is essential for keeping us sick and daft. dead giveaway = survival now includes warfare. no ease = energy return for investment is counter productive in comparison. A direct personal experience with Nature is all an entity in form needs. Forget the interpreters that want to give you their view of the world, the middlemen who want us to get our experiences from them, at a cost, that you cannot see, until too late. Usually..... NOW BUY MY STUFF OR YOU WILL SURELY DIE IN THE EVIL EMBRACE OF OUR MOTHER j/k, why would I want to waste MY time convincing YOU that you need stuff. Beliefs and profits go hand in hand. Wakey wakey , we win hearts and minds. I personally will be steering well clear of anyone that shows dependence on fire. For they are anti naturals in my eyes, industrialists whos' mindsets have caused the very dilemma that may have us concened for our survival. Ie, everything poisoned and fenced off, zombies chasing dollar and steak. Don't understand the logic in giving a life force a bodily form, that it cannot operate in correctly, why not keep them in a dogs body with the preoccupation on sex food war social standing and some termite ability thrown in too ...for the architects. forget ingenuity, adaptation and contentedness is where it's at.
If you NEED fire, you are not a survivor, for without the fire, you'd die. Its a crutch. Animals have no problem surviving without fire because they have been unable to hear/see/understand our indoctrination of lies and deception. And even if they could, why would they give their regard to ones who so obviously fail here and have a hard time coping.
darkness never killed anyone, unless the sun doesn't come back around one day!, though it would be blamed because we don't take responsibility for our actions and are effect focused, rather than cause.
fire is not only way to generate heat
culturally learnt, not necessary for life, only humans and their domesticated animals are slaves to fire and only humans and their domesticated animals are sick and dying on a massive and rapid scale and have no clue, start walking [heat generation] towards the opposite pole [where conditions for life {for humans}are gained through ease]. We observe this as migration @@.
Changes chemistry of food = sickness via lack of nutrition [do some research on the "white tide" effect]. Mechanical effects of temperature [hot and freezing] are primary cause of tooth degradation along with leaching of alkalizing substances to counter our extremely acidic lifestyles, for an acidic state is essential for keeping us sick and daft.
dead giveaway = survival now includes warfare.
no ease = energy return for investment is counter productive in comparison.

A direct personal experience with Nature is all an entity in form needs. Forget the interpreters that want to give you their view of the world, the middlemen who want us to get our experiences from them, at a cost, that you cannot see, until too late. Usually…..
NOW BUY MY STUFF OR YOU WILL SURELY DIE IN THE EVIL EMBRACE OF OUR MOTHER
j/k, why would I want to waste MY time convincing YOU that you need stuff. Beliefs and profits go hand in hand. Wakey wakey , we win hearts and minds.

I personally will be steering well clear of anyone that shows dependence on fire. For they are anti naturals in my eyes, industrialists whos' mindsets have caused the very dilemma that may have us concened for our survival. Ie, everything poisoned and fenced off, zombies chasing dollar and steak.
Don't understand the logic in giving a life force a bodily form, that it cannot operate in correctly, why not keep them in a dogs body with the preoccupation on sex food war social standing and some termite ability thrown in too …for the architects.

]]> By: ilike2survie http://survivalcache.com/survival-fire-starters/#comment-70902 ilike2survie Sat, 12 May 2012 20:19:04 +0000 http://survivalcache.com/?p=637#comment-70902 cotton balls and petroleum jelly w/ a match or lighter, boom instant fire cotton balls and petroleum jelly w/ a match or lighter, boom instant fire

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]]> By: Maurice Gundrum http://survivalcache.com/survival-fire-starters/#comment-63471 Maurice Gundrum Sun, 08 Apr 2012 18:15:37 +0000 http://survivalcache.com/?p=637#comment-63471 I was thinking the same thing. Makes a good back up and has many uses. I was thinking the same thing. Makes a good back up and has many uses.

]]> By: Prepper101 http://survivalcache.com/survival-fire-starters/#comment-58989 Prepper101 Sun, 18 Mar 2012 04:09:16 +0000 http://survivalcache.com/?p=637#comment-58989 one of the best things ive found for tinder,.. as far as flammable material goes,.. is Dryer Lint. Free, packable, and flammable. one of the best things ive found for tinder,.. as far as flammable material goes,.. is Dryer Lint. Free, packable, and flammable.

]]> By: Lou http://survivalcache.com/survival-fire-starters/#comment-57802 Lou Mon, 12 Mar 2012 15:47:16 +0000 http://survivalcache.com/?p=637#comment-57802 Thats clever Thats clever

]]> By: Dahan http://survivalcache.com/survival-fire-starters/#comment-57715 Dahan Mon, 12 Mar 2012 05:00:38 +0000 http://survivalcache.com/?p=637#comment-57715 Get yourself two or three briquettes of Matchlight. Put them in a sealed plastic baggie. They can be broken down into tiny pieces or pulverized for super quick/easy lighting. They light incredibly easily and burn hot and for a long time. Enough to dry and ignite damp/green wood. Cheaper than cheap, light weight and small. Get yourself two or three briquettes of Matchlight. Put them in a sealed plastic baggie. They can be broken down into tiny pieces or pulverized for super quick/easy lighting. They light incredibly easily and burn hot and for a long time. Enough to dry and ignite damp/green wood. Cheaper than cheap, light weight and small.

]]> By: Dahan http://survivalcache.com/survival-fire-starters/#comment-57710 Dahan Mon, 12 Mar 2012 04:51:00 +0000 http://survivalcache.com/?p=637#comment-57710 Get a real knife. Ka-Bar or similar. are you more worried about saving two square inches of space on your person or having a blade you can count on? Semper Fi. Get a real knife. Ka-Bar or similar. are you more worried about saving two square inches of space on your person or having a blade you can count on? Semper Fi.

]]> By: mike http://survivalcache.com/survival-fire-starters/#comment-54618 mike Mon, 27 Feb 2012 06:04:12 +0000 http://survivalcache.com/?p=637#comment-54618 I have a couple of small butane cylinders and a pencil torch with push button igniter. Have kept it in my car for 2 years and even in really hot summer weather and sub zero winter weather and it works great "no explosions" an added bonus is i can add a soldering iron tip and have a portable soldering iron. Originally bought it for soldering wires in my car but i saw the potential for it in emergency situations. I have a couple of small butane cylinders and a pencil torch with push button igniter. Have kept it in my car for 2 years and even in really hot summer weather and sub zero winter weather and it works great “no explosions” an added bonus is i can add a soldering iron tip and have a portable soldering iron. Originally bought it for soldering wires in my car but i saw the potential for it in emergency situations.

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