"The Survivor is the pioneering publication that readies its readers for the impending collapse of our economy and structure. It is not a sensationalist magazine, nor does it provide false comfort to those who believe they can weather the upcoming crises through 'smart investing.' Instead, The Survivor illustrates how our great-grandparents met their own needs and supported their neighbors. With its guidance, you can safeguard your home, nourish your family, and be a valuable asset to your community, ensuring they will protect you instead of taking from you.

Kurt Saxon, originally named Donald Eugene Sisco (March 6, 1932 – August 16, 2021), was an American author, radio host, and survivalist, best known for his work The Poor Man's James Bond, which focuses on improvised weaponry. He is credited with coining the term "survivalist."