Everyone in America complains about the dumbest of things, mainly comfortable luxuries that they often deem as standards, necessities and customary. Life here is pretty stable for the most part, and if we aren’t the most prosperous country, we’re pretty fucking close. The recent economic climate in America just proves the notion of Americans not being prepared at all for an actual financial collapse…except the few who are prepared for such an event.

Depression 2.0 is the ultimate, practical, hands-on guide to keeping the sanity and preserving in lieu of an economic crisis. If this guide is followed correctly during such times, one can even thrive in a society of uncertainty.

Most of the emphasis is on Self Sufficiency, Community Building, and Personal resilience, and I swear, if this shit we’re to happen soon in America, I’m glad I have my copy, so I survive in a climate of shakiness and depravity.

Here’s a list of topic covered in the book in chapter format:

• Worst Case Scenario: Contemplating Unemployment
• Down but Not Out: Economics for Leaner Times
• Walking Away: Thinking about Bankruptcy
• In Case of Emergency: The Resilient Home
• Return to Simplicity: Retreat Options
• Keeping the Lights on: Home Energy Solutions
• Between the Cracks: When You Have No Shelter
• Beyond Currency: When Greenbacks Go Bad
• Survival Finances: Crisis Investing
• Future Shift: The Road Ahead

The book is $16.95, 240 pages, 2-color, paperback, 6×9″ (10.40 oz) and available at Microcosm publishing.

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