>The Modern Rogue's videos on improvised weapons, cheap tools, and basic CQC/posture training
[YouTube] Making a Prison Spear
[YouTube] Making Disposable Camera Tasers
[YouTube] Homemade Gas Masks vs. Tear Gas Grenades
[YouTube] How to Make the Millwall Brick in Seconds
[YouTube] Modding Nerf Guns into Overpowered Blasters
[YouTube] Building (and Testing) Improvised Body Armor
[YouTube] Krav Maga vs. Assault Rifle
[YouTube] How to Survive a Knife Attack
[YouTube] Making an Insane Smoke Bomb
[YouTube] Converting Cheap Lighters into Flashbangs & Flamethrowers
>Alternative currencies, and some economics (learning currency's value is important to protecting against a market crash)
https://www.kraken.com/
https://www.coinbase.com/
http://everything.explained.today/Dogecoin/
https://www.bitchute.com/video/-IIElUFRULs/
[YouTube] The Collapse of The American Dream Explained in Animation
https://www.moneymetals.com/buy
https://youtu.be/8H5MuFSEVsA
I'm not a great researcher unfortunately, but these are a few basics and resources you can use on the basic internet in order to avoid being caught in a crisis with your pants down and your kitchen knife confiscated. If you use Tor, you'll have to find your own way around the black market since onion domains are a fucking nightmare to figure out or find.
>Tips
Stop using a smartphone or get a prepaid one without a plan; phones gather LOTS of metadata and your provider is very limp-wristed with security of it all. Cases have been found of people's accounts being taken because operators simply gave or changed phone passwords based on charismatic callers faking it till they make it.
Banks are cancer. Store your money or metals or altcoin wallets physically, in your home or in some kind of secure location. The investment of a personal safe is much, much more worthwhile than a debt-based leech who prints more IOUs and depreciates the value of what's inside the vaults.
Don't use social media; if you do, don't use social media run by those who make money from AdSense, government assistance, selling user info, et cetera.
Keep a pseudonym when doing transactions or other online things with others, unless legally required to use your name or signing a binding agreement. If a site asks for information that identifies you before you can use their services, see if it's necessary and whether you feel you can trust them.
Save your own money and refrain from debt if possible. You can take loans but don't do so excessively; your financial security is your responsibility, unless you forfeit that responsibility and pay the price, literally or figuratively, for forgeiting it.
Buy multiple forms of potential currency. Crypto, multiple rare metals, resources you know will not depreciate in value, even just foreign fiat currencies can be helpful in the case of a localized economic crash.
There are probably way more but my point's pretty much made here. Focus on keeping the government out of your business, whether or not it's legal, so long as you do not coerce others out of holding onto their own property or person. You may have people to lean on, but your government and businesses cannot be completely trusted for anything. Trust but verify when it comes to sensitive matters, and work towards ensuring that you have the greatest ability to prevent harm from coming to yourself, whether it be intentional or in the case of a natural disaster.
Anyone else here got extra tips, resources, or questions? Put your input here and we can expand on your capability to defend what is rightfully yours.