Ninety-year-old Freddie Oversteegen was one of the few women who were active in the Dutch resistance during World War II—along with her sister Truus and Hannie Schaft, who was killed just before the end of the war. When Freddie was 14 years old, a gentleman visited her family home to ask her mother if she…
Texas News: 2013 Fertilizer Plant Explosion That Killed 15 Ruled Arson
Funny they used the word CRIMINAL versus TERRORISM. That tells me they are either covering something up or they have leads on somebody that worked at the plant already. Time will tell. -SF DEVELOPING: Officials launched a hunt Wednesday for possible criminal suspects in the 2013 explosion that killed 15 people at a fertilizer plant in…
Crusader Corner: The Hypocrisy and Injustice of So-Called American “Counter-Terrorism” Policy
By Hammerhead In a nutshell, America’s policy toward “fighting” Terrorism can be summed up like this. The United States conducts Drone Strikes and Military Raids all over the globe in which so-called Terrorist “Leadership” are either killed or taken prisoner. In the same moment all of this is happening, KNOWN TERRORIST, men whom we…
Hair Triggers The World Over…
I was taught a long time ago that when the DISTRACTIONS in your Environment are the LOUDEST, that is the time you need to be the MOST AWARE. Put Aside the REALITY TV SHOW THAT IS AMERICAN POLITICS FOR A SECOND AND CONSIDER: How many times can Three Super Powers REPEATEDLY “BRUSH” UP AGAINST ONE…
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In Memoriam: Pat Rogers
Thousands of Americans were saddened this week to learn of the passing of one of the greatest patriots, greatest firearm instructors, and most dedicated professionals they have ever personally known. On Tuesday, Pat Rogers—a true legend in the firearm community—passed away from natural causes. As explained in a wonderful tribute by his close friend, Paul…
World War Two History: The Nazi’s Plan To Grab Gibraltar
“Even before France had fallen, Hitler’s generals lobbied the German leader for permission to roll on into Spain and wrest control of Gibraltar from the British.” SHORTLY AFTER THE defeat of France in 1940, Adolf Hitler directed his generals to begin preparations for Nazi Germany’s next bold plan — the seizure of Gibraltar. Few in…
Military Weapons From The Past: The Thompson SMG T2
Introducing the “Cheap and Ugly as Hell” Version of one of the Baddest Ass SMG’s in History The U.S. Army had initially been uninterested in submachine guns, and it was only in the late 1930s that the Ordnance Department placed Auto-Ordnance’s Thompson SMG on its “limited procurement list.” In September 1938, officials green-lit procurement of…
World War II History: The Hunt for Poland’s Buried Nazi Gold Trains
Last summer, explorers in Poland claimed to have discovered tunnels built for trains carrying plundered Nazi gold, only to be debunked a few months later. But for the true believers who’ve been hunting for this treasure for decades, this merely proved what they’ve thought all along: Inside these mountains are secrets and stories that some…
The Surveillance State: Twitter and Data Mining
Twitter has barred Dataminr, a service that analyzes tweets from across the globe to inform users about news events, from providing its information to US intelligence agencies, according to the Wall Street Journal. The social network has not confirmed that it cut the agencies off from the service, which claims to have informed clients about the…
