Wow…I wonder if the Bombers got their own show too? I bet they were all on Swedish Welfare at the time of the attacks. So I guess the only question I have to ask is this: How many more “Refugees” will be Imported into this Country Obama? We ALL Need to Wake Up Folks…Europe and…
Cold War Files: Cold War Boardgame ‘Twilight Struggle’ Now Available Online
The Best Board Game Ever Is a Chilling Re-imagining of the Cold War ‘Twilight Struggle’ is finally available online Of all the modern board games that constitute the current golden age of tabletop gaming — your Settlers of Catans, your Ticket to Rides, your Pandemics — one looms larger than all the others, like a mythical icon made of…
Gun Law News: Mississippi Becomes 10th Constitutional Carry State
Mississippi and Governor Phil Bryant are fast becoming one of my favorite States and Governors (Right Behind my Home State of Texas of course). First the Religious Freedom Bill and Now Constitutional Carry!! It does my heart good to hear and read about so many liberals CRYING and COMPLAINING…As the old saying goes: You know…
Dose of Truth on Individual Preparedness and Self-Reliance
Texas News: New Video Shows Moments Surrounding the Ambush of Houston Constable
There seems to be an uptick in both Law Enforcement and Firefighters being “ambushed” and shot in cold blood all over the country as of late. Personally, crap like this pisses me off to no end..these are the actions of spineless, nutless cowards, not men. You got a beef with somebody, go through legitimate channels…
Military Weapons From The Past: WWII German Spreewerke VG-2
Five different companies in Germany produced designs for the last-ditch Volkssturm bolt action rifles, and they were designated VG-1 through VG-5. The VG-2 was developed by the Spreewerke company, and differed from the others in its use of a sheet metal stamped receiver (and consequently a pretty distinctive look). In total, somewhere between 16 and…
World War II History: What Patton’s Poems Tell Us About Today
By Randy Brown Best Defense poet laureate “Patton, you magnificent bastard! I read your verse!” —Charlie Sherpa Even casual consumers of military history — at least, those familiar with actor George C. Scott‘s portrayal of Patton in the 1971 movie — suspect the historical general may have more than occasionally written poetry. In an early scene set in World War…
Texas News: Two Texas Cops Shot in Under 12 Hours
An Austin police SWAT officer was shot early Thursday morning while executing a search warrant. He was the second Texas police officer shot in the past twelve hours. The officer is in stable condition recovering from his wound. Shortly before 6 a.m. on Thursday morning, an Austin Police Department SWAT team arrived to serve a…
Espionage Files: Why Computers May Never Replace Human Spies
If legendary British spy-turned-KGB mole Kim Philby was alive to offer arrested U.S. Navy officer Edward Lin advice — regardless of his guilt or innocence — we know what it would be. Despite repeatedly coming under suspicion, Philby fed British and American secrets to Moscow for three decades before ultimately defecting in 1963. His…
Espionage Files: Ex-Mossad Chief Meir Dagan and The Limits of Power
On March 17, former Mossad chief Meir Dagan passed away at the age of 71. An examination of Dagan’s career illuminates how creative thinking and bold approaches can enable intelligence organizations to adjust to changing environments, while at the same time demonstrating that the use of power has its own limitations. It also sheds light…