Were Vikings in South America Over 400 Years Before Columbus? Here is presented the widely dismissed account that probably sometime in the mid-11th century, Danish Vikings from Schleswig and the Danelaw (as ascertained from runic rock inscriptions) arrived at Santos in Brazil and proceeded inland to Paraguay. From a fortified hill near the Brazilian border, they…
Author: The Tactical Hermit
Armed Texan and Part-Time Bard.
Skill of the Week: Break Down a Door
Skill of the Week: Break Down a Door An important part of manhood has always been about having the competence to be effective in the world — having the breadth of skills, the savoir-faire, to handle any situation you find yourself in. With that in mind, each Sunday we’ll be republishing one of the illustrated…
Mass Surveillance Distraction?
**With all the Shenanigans going on involving shooting down “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena” in U.S.. airspace, the esteemed Feral Irishman put up a post that is VERY interesting. (Be sure and look at the DATE of the article!)** Pentagon testing Mass Surveillance Balloons across the U.S. Spoiler Alert: This is from 2019! Is it…
Race Reality Twofer
Morning Laugh
H/T WRSA
Dystopianism Becoming Painfully Accurate
Know Your American History: The Truth about Wounded Knee
The Truth about Wounded Knee Many historical events have been twisted and distorted over the years in order to convince white Americans that we’re the most hostile and violent people on the planet. One such event is the Wounded Knee Massacre of 1890. The supposed perpetrators were the soldiers of the 7th Cavalry, and the…
Chinese AK – The Most Controversial Kalashnikov Variant – Part 1: The Soviet Assistance
Chinese AK – The Most Controversial Kalashnikov Variant – Part 1: The Soviet Assistance If you enjoy learning about the history of military weapons, this is a superb article.
Afternoon Laugh Twofer
H/T WRSA & Patriot Post
Blood-Type and NKA Patches: Worthwhile or “Tacticool”?
Blood-Type and NKA Patches: Worthwhile or “Tacticool”? Greg Ellifritz over at A.R.T. made a comment on this that I agree with 100%: Regardless of what type you have written/ patched/ or stickered, the ER is still going to type your blood before administering. Simply to help avoid that liability. They have no way of…