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Don't think so. Europe has a strong manufacturing base with lcutting edge products. Everyday stuff, Swiss watches, tools, printing presses, (better) cars, optical products, ....
Europe is not a servi ...

We are four of us. We use lees than 5 kWh/day.
I don't think we're especially saving electricity.

We're having an electric stove and I make plenty of bread, pizzas and the like. But we're having a ...

Well, not in the bank, of course. But what to do with these bundles of cash?
In another thread I read that the fridge is not advisable, as thieves look there first, it's exactly were i put the money ...

Crude oil drops like a stone. At which price of crude are the Canadian tar sands no longer economically viable? When the deep water oil reserves? When the ethanol projects?

Here is what I think mig ...

didn't the event had happened yet??

last outpost of civilization are you living in OZ?
Please tell things more clearly for dummies if you are an Aussie, did you withdrawl all or a part of your money and put it in a coffee tin?

I wouldn't spend money in guns without having enough water. I guess you starve first than you find someone that want to kill you for your desert house. Get a foodgrade rainwater tank and shade it tha ...

Yes Ludi you're right here in Brissie there are lots of this permie folks, mostly with little gardening experience.
If you have a big yard you can grow all your mulch yourself but in suburbia you mus ...

Do you want to stay put or to move?
At least in your desert you have your house and maybe nobody wanting to take it away from you (who wants a house in the desert after all?

I would get:
1. The b ...

He does not know the word.
He would maybe have been a good farm hand, instead he played president, but now it's too late, retirement.

have to by some stuff. Tools (better ones) rice and beans or rice and lentils, more oil. Fertilizer, Gypsum and lime, Chook (=chicken for these gringos) food I guess two sacks of it.

But in OZ thin ...

have to by some stuff. Tools (better ones) rice and beans or rice and lentils, more oil.
But in OZ things are still calm.

Permaculture is based on many traditional practices from all over the world. It isn't anything new.
that's it. But then I would like to have the sources mentioned. Bill Mollison does not cite correct ...

Here in Oz permaculture is like a religion. In the beginning i found it quite nice, but more and more I must ask myself if there is anything behind it. Most things what is written in the permaculture ...

A very common recipe in my country is pancakes with lettuce, but we often make it with mixed salad.
make the plain sough, flour eggs milk salt.