Guerilla Home Defense review
A downloadable guide to making an ordinary home harder to break into, and having a plan
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
Maybe there was a break-in two streets over, or the news has you lying there at 2am running through what you would actually do if someone came through the back door. That is usually why people end up on a page like this. Guerilla Home Defense is a downloadable guide about hardening a normal house and having a plan, sold under the pen name Frank Greene by a site called Prepper Liberty. Worth knowing what you are walking into. The page is a video that is hard to skip, and it opens by claiming three forces are converging to bring civil war to the US in 2025. That is the seller's pitch, offered without evidence, and the fear framing is doing a lot of the work. That date has also passed, which tells you the page has been running a while. Underneath the pitch, the subject is legitimate. Entry points, lighting, sightlines, doors and locks, what your household does in the first ninety seconds, where everyone meets. Most homes really are soft, and a written plan beats improvising at 3am. If the guide covers that plainly, it earns its money. What it cannot do is replace the boring stuff: better locks, a camera, a conversation with everyone who lives there. Treat it as the nudge to do those things, not a substitute for them.
Pros
- One payment, no ongoing billing
- Instant download, nothing to wait for
- Subject matter is genuinely practical
- Cheaper than a single locksmith call
Cons
- Page never says what you actually receive or the price
- Sells hard on fear and a civil war prediction with nothing behind it
- Reading it changes nothing unless you buy locks and act
What you get
The page never spells this out, which is its biggest gap. Going by the format, expect a digital guide you download straight after paying, most likely a PDF plus any bonus reports, covering home hardening, deterrence, household planning and what to do during unrest. Nothing physical ships. You read it, then walk your own house room by room applying it.
Before you buy
- Check the price and the refund window on the order page before you click through the video
- Skim the 'prefer to read' link instead of sitting through the video
- Walk your house first and see which gaps you could fix this weekend for free
Who it suits
Someone in an ordinary home who feels uneasy and wants a starting checklist, as long as they can ignore the doomsday framing
