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"The focus of change us back into the country, honoring our rural habitat, keepin 'our local youth here, we find a way for graduates from having to pass a piece of land, can the country to buy and can really build on it, is a reasonable amount of materials and a $ 300,000.00 home is not an option. "sub-story of the retired Lieutenant Colonel Jim Channon, founder and commander of Earth First Battalion provides a simple, point to the story of a sustainable lifestyleThe methods that work. This includes 21 century residential design community and resort that is convenient, practical and functional. These six models are paradoxically part of disaster preparedness training and a way for the average person can afford to build and lead a lifestyle paradise. In 2012, it is a call to action to mobilize people, organizations, communities and governments to prepare for the inevitability of human and natural disasters, but also involve the dreamreality and a self-sufficient and sustainable way of life in urban and remote areas. Contact the following for more information and to find out how to create an "eco-farm". E-mail: EarthBattallion@gmail.com



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New Earth Army landcrafting available # 1 of 6 by Colonel Jim Channon

This video has a number of 6 for presentation landcrafting form a new world army. These were Colonel Jim Channon, U.S. Army commander pulled the New Earth. Filmed by Captain David Lakota NEA Cavalry The video contains 21 Century, shelter and living RCD that is affordable, practical and functional. These six models are paradoxically part of training in disaster preparedness and also a way for the average person can afford to build and lead a lifestyle paradise.2012 has completed a call to action to mobilize individuals, organizations, communities and governments prepare for the inevitability of human and natural disasters, but also in the production of the dream and the reality of a life more self-sufficient and sustainable, both in urban and peripherals.



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