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Apple’s FBI Battle is Complicated, Here is What is Really Going On

Posted on 19 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

  THE NEWS THIS week that a magistrate ordered Apple to help the FBI hack an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooter suspects has polarized the nation—and also generated some misinformation. Those who support the government say Apple has cooperated in the past to unlock dozens of phones in other cases—so why…

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Another Reason to be Armed: Armed Homeowner Stops Crime Spree

Posted on 18 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Somewhere, everyday in the USA, 2100+ people use a gun for self defense, to stop a crime or save the lives of themselves or their family. “We believe that the American public deserve to understand that on the average, guns save 2,191 lives and are used to thwart crimes every day,” says Alan Gottlieb of…

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The Islam Invasion: Terrorist Commit Machete Attack in Ohio

Posted on 13 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

I reinforce to everybody I know: The WAR is here, so ALWAYS go armed, regardless of where you are going. This is the world we live in now folks. -SF By John Farnam Islamic Terrorist Attack Today, within CONUS. They’re here! “Personal weapons, carried concealed, are a source of comfort when you’re not fighting, essential…

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Another Reason to be Armed: Man Fights off Armed Robbers Outside his Home

Posted on 11 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Somewhere, everyday in the USA, 2100+ people use a gun for self defense, to stop a crime or save the lives of themselves or their family. “We believe that the American public deserve to understand that on the average, guns save 2,191 lives and are used to thwart crimes every day,” says Alan Gottlieb of…

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Crusader Corner: The Inside Terror Threat

Posted on 10 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Bottom Line Up Front: • The February 2, 2016 suicide bombing onboard a Daallo Airlines flight from Mogadishu to Djibouti appears to have been an inside job • An employee is also suspected to be responsible for the October 31, 2015 bombing of a Russian MetroJet flight from Sharm al-Sheikh, Egypt to St. Petersburg • The threat…

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Crusader Corner: FBI Unable to Crack San Bernardino Killers Cell Phone

Posted on 10 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Wow. Mind Boggling. One of the biggest, bloated bureaucracies on the planet and we cannot crack a damn cell phone? I mean consider the resources at hand: we have the monstrosity that is the DHS, the NSA, CIA, DIA and still no dice on a cell phone? Something tells me the FBI is back to…

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The Espionage Economy

Posted on 7 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

U.S. firms are making billions selling spyware to dictators. By James Bamford Ricardo Martinelli resides in a condo at the Atlantis, a luxury high-rise on Florida’s Biscayne Bay made famous by the TV series Miami Vice. A hefty, white-haired billionaire, Martinelli, 63, was viewed just a few years ago as one of Latin America’s most…

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Why are Americans Bringing Guns to the Airport?

Posted on 5 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

At Security Executives we naturally believe in security. That includes both our personal security and the security of the modes of transportation that we use. All 50 states now allow people to carry concealed firearms; 45 states require a permit to do so and 5 do not even require a permit. A 2014 report from…

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Another Reason to Be Armed: 92 Year Old WW2 Vet Shoots at Home Invader

Posted on 4 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

This is one of those situations you have to ask yourself: What Would Have Happened if the 92 year old home owner DID NOT Have a Gun? I think the answer is quite clear: We Would be reading the home owners obituary versus this story. Being this man is a 92 year old Veteran of…

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Can China be Deterred in Cyber-Space?

Posted on 3 February 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Deterring state actors from attacks that do not reach the level of force is difficult. If we look at the cyber realm, the effectiveness of deterrence depends on who (state or non-state) one tries to deter and which of their behaviors.  Ironically, deterring major states like China from acts of force may be easier than…

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