CONSUMER PROTECTION ALERT: Excessive Energy Bills (Released Feb. 26, 2021) Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and his Consumer Protection Division is warning Texans to be aware of energy price hikes and offers tips to protect yourself from excessive and potentially unlawful charges after the recent winter weather storm: Turn off autopay on utility bills and…
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott immediately released this statement after learning four out-of-state board members of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) are resigning: “When Texans were in desperate need of electricity, ERCOT failed to do its job and Texans were left shivering in their homes without power. ERCOT leadership made assurances that Texas’ power…
Read more Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Responds to ERCOT Board Members Resignations
Are you troubled with humidity in your bathroom, a closet, cellar or attic? Do you live near the coast or other humid area? Evidence shows there are health risks (and even problems with clothing stored) associated with high humidity areas in homes. Here is how to save some money with your own homemade dehumidifier: 1.…
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While the Harris-Pelosi-Soros-Obama-Biden White House is working hard to keep #46 awake long enough to sign more destructive and decisive Executive Orders, the media diverts America’s attention away. The hypocrisy of Democrats peaked when they played the gotcha game when Senator Ted Cruz flew his family to Cancun during the snow and ice weather that…
Read more Texans Praise Ted Cruz and Ridicule Democrat Controlled Media Over Family Cancun Trip
The key word is “BEFORE.” Try one of these methods before you need it. Be anticipatory and BEFORE you decide to melt snow, check the quality of it. Be certain to collect clean and fresh snow. Avoid discolored and stained ice. Being patient since melting can take a while, especially when you’re out in the…
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When the power goes out, your refrigerator and freezer will only stay cold for so long. According to the American Red Cross, an unopened refrigerator will keep food cold for four hours. After this, temperatures will begin to rise to unsafe levels. A full, unopened freezer will keep food frozen for 48 hours; a half-full freezer…
Read more Clever Tip #2: Power Out? Refrigerator is Good for 4 Hours, Unless…
Lightning is a leading cause of injury and death from weather-related hazards. Although most lightning victims survive, people struck by lightning often report a variety of long-term, debilitating symptoms. Thunderstorms are dangerous storms that include lightning and can: Include powerful winds over 50 MPH; Create hail; and Cause flash flooding and tornadoes. IF YOU ARE UNDER A THUNDERSTORM…
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Citizens are rightfully angry about the rolling electrical blackouts that are effecting millions of Texans during the freezing weather of February 2021. While many are upset with their local energy providers, ERCOT, state politicians, and even frozen wind turbines, their time could be better spent focusing on the Biden Administration. Texas Governor Greg Abbott talked…
Read more Is White House Using Retaliation Tactics to Teach Texans a Lesson in Socialism During Freeze Storm?
Within weeks of becoming mayor of San Antonio, Texas, Ron Nirenberg proved he was no better than other socialistic leaders in America’s most dangerous and liberal controlled cities. Nirenberg’s first big act was to buy $17,000 curtains for his City Hall office. His second act was to adopt the Paris Accords. He was returning the…
Read more No Power in Freeze Angers Even the Indoctrinated Citizens to Question San Antonio Mayor’s Socialist Agenda
Making the rounds in social media are these popular memes and comments. We’ve noticed even liberals sharing and liking some of them. Feel free to exercise your freedom of expression and share.
Read more Freedom of Expression Soars Into President’s Day Week 2021
Let’s cut to the chase. These are the basics: Water Your family needs at least one gallon of water per person, per day, to function during an emergency. You’ll also need extra water for pets, cooking, and hygiene. If you’re preparing for a two-week emergency, that comes to 56-112 gallons or more of water. Many…
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In our bug out bags, we keep assorted bandanas among our emergency gear. One of my favorites is this mammoth one: Other uses for bandanas include: Use as a hat or scarf. Make a protective mask with one of them. Cold compress (wet one or add ice if available). Make a splint with a paint…
Read more Over 30 Ways to Use Bandanas In Emergencies
