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'''The Survival Blog''' is the most popular [[:Category:Survivalism|Preparedness]] website on the [[Internet]] with more than 80 million unique visits since July 2005. "Since its launch in 2005, SurvivalBlog has been the Internet’s most popular daily blog on survival and preparedness topics."<ref>http://survivalblog.com/about</ref>

'''The Survival Blog''' is the most popular [[:Category:Survivalism|Preparedness]] website on the [[Internet]] with more than 80 million unique visits since July 2005. "Since its launch in 2005, SurvivalBlog has been the Internet’s most popular daily blog on survival and preparedness topics."<ref>http://survivalblog.com/about</ref>

It was founded by [[Conservative]] [[Christian]] [[Libertarian]] New York Times best-selling [[:Category:Survivalism|Survivalist]] author [[James Wesley Rawles]] of the [[American Redoubt]] ([[Idaho]]-[[Montana]] area - "Somewhere West of the Rockies")

It was founded by [[Conservative]] [[Christian]] [[Libertarian]] New York Times best-selling [[:Category:Survivalism|Survivalist]] author [[James Wesley Rawles]] of the [[American Redoubt]] ([[Idaho]]-[[Montana]] area - "Somewhere West of the Rockies")

* [[Jack Spirko]] of [[The Survival Podcast]]

* [[Jack Spirko]] of [[The Survival Podcast]]

* [[M.D. Creekmore]] of [[thesurvivalistblog.net]]

* [[M.D. Creekmore]] of [[thesurvivalistblog.net]]

* [[Survivalist retreat]]

* [[Survivalist retreat]]

* Their primary IP Address: http://64.92.111.122  

* Their primary IP Address: http://64.92.111.122  

* Backup IP http://50.193.232.247<ref>Survival Blog posts its IPv4 address (also referred to as a “dotted quad” or [[IP address]]) as a sort of insurance policy since recent events have proven that a [[Department of Homeland Security|government agency]] or a malicious [[hacker]] can fairly easily seize or hijack a domain name. This has already happened to at least 75 U.S. web sites without [[Fourth Amendment]] [[due process]] of law (http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/130763-homeland-security-dept-seizes-domain-names-). Their [[DNS]] records were changed, essentially erasing them from the “phone books of the Internet.” Also see this article: U.S. Government Shuts Down 84,000 Web sites, ‘By Mistake’ (http://torrentfreak.com/u-s-government-shuts-down-84000-websites-by-mistake-110216/). To insure against this, Survival Blog is distributing their IPv4 address. This can be pasted or typed into a web browser window in place of “http://www.SurvivalBlog.com” -- http://survivalblog.com/dottedquad Accessed December 5, 2014</ref>

* Backup IP http://50.193.232.247<ref>Survival Blog posts its IPv4 address (also referred to as a “dotted quad” or [[IP address]]) as a sort of insurance policy since recent events have proven that a [[Department of Homeland Security|government agency]] or a malicious [[hacker]] can fairly easily seize or hijack a domain name. This has already happened to at least 75 U.S. web sites without [[Fourth Amendment]] [[due process]] of law (http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/130763-homeland-security-dept-seizes-domain-names-). Their [[DNS]] records were changed, essentially erasing them from the “phone books of the Internet.” Also see this article: U.S. Government Shuts Down 84,000 Web sites, ‘By Mistake’ (http://torrentfreak.com/u-s-government-shuts-down-84000-websites-by-mistake-110216/). To insure against this, Survival Blog is distributing their IPv4 address. This can be pasted or typed into a web browser window in place of “http://www.SurvivalBlog.com” -- http://survivalblog.com/dottedquad Accessed December 5, 2014</ref>

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