Connecting with John Rourke

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Putting this back out there again for those who may have missed it and a reminder for everyone else. Back in 2010, I started my first survival and preparedness blog with the goal of connecting with others that were like-minded. Over the years I’ve developed some lifelong relationships with people I’ve connected with and hope that continues. Shortly before the last Presidential election, I was targeted by several social media companies and accounts were deleted with no warnings or explanations. For several months I was bitter and determined not to start any new accounts. I came around to different thinking in that I would use these platforms to my and others’ benefit by continuing to spread my beliefs and share the information I know to be vital to our future.

In other words, I decided not to give up.

I’ve created a “link tree” which I maintain as a one-stop shop for people to go to find out what’s going on with me, what I’m up to, and get access to more information.

Here’s the link:

https://campsite.bio/rourke

Here’s the link tree……..

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8 responses to “Connecting with John Rourke”

September 22, 2023

Jason

This is great! Thank you. I read your posts every time I get notified in my email and wondered who you were.

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1. September 25, 2023
  
  JR
  
  Thanks Jason. Don’t be a stranger.
  
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September 22, 2023

Romeo Charlie

Never, never, never give up— Winston Churchill

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1. September 25, 2023
  
  JR
  
  Great quote!
  
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