My name is John Webster; I reside in Arizona with my wife and four children. My goal is to help others navigate through the “portent of stormy weather” in our lives. One of the best ways to do this is through massive preparation, elimination of debts, and self-sufficient living. This would include preparing for natural disasters, stocking up on food storage, building 72 hour emergency kits, learning survival skills, and attaining self-sufficiency.

I am an avid supporter of the 2nd Amendment. Many states have great firearm laws, but I personally feel that Arizona has the best laws there are regarding firearms. Firearms are more than just a hobby for me, more than just a business, they are a way of life. Simply put, the only thing that separates a free man from a slave is the firearm.

I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, (Mormons). I am firm in the faith, dyed in the wool; true blue, through and through. I have served a 2-year Church mission and have a love for the Gospel of Jesus Christ. You can also visit my LDS Resources Blog.

Although I have Bachelor degrees in Finance and Economics as well as an MBA, the information provided is from my own research, my own interest, and is ultimately my own opinion and interpretation of any empirical data.

This website is geared towards obtaining freedom politically, financially, and spiritually through preparation and self-sufficient living. There is a war between good and evil, between freedom (free-agency) and bondage. I am a soldier in this war and have an unwavering commitment to win. I fight for freedom. This freedom is protected by the United States Constitution, which is the supreme law of the land; anything in violation to the Constitution is against the law. It is unfortunate that leaders in government attempt to usurp power over individuals through congressional laws, presidential executive orders, and judicial rulings that are clearly unconstitutional. As soldiers in this war, we need to have a firm understanding of every detail of the Constitution.

We all have the agency to choose what we do, and with every choice comes consequences. Through obedience to the laws of God, we are made free. “There is a law, irrevocably decreed in heaven before the foundations of this world, upon which all blessings are predicated — and when we obtain any blessing from God, it is by obedience to that law upon which it is predicated.”