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World War Two History: 10 Nazi Spies and Their Espionage Plots in America
Even before U.S. involvement in World War Two, Nazi strategists—including Abwehr, the German intelligence agency—began inserting operatives into American cities or turning German-American citizens to the Nazi cause. The practice continued throughout the war. While there were some notable successes, especially prior to American involvement in the war, there were also some spectacular failures. Here…
Military History: The Lost Doughboys of World War I
The Hunt Continues for American MIAs from WW1 “Organizers hope that Doughboy MIA will help raise awareness of the sacrifices made a century ago by U.S. soldiers, sailors and marines during during the so called War to End All Wars.” AS MANY AS 4 million American military personnel served in the First World War. More than 110,000 of…
The Rise of the Russian PMC (Private Military Contractor)
On Jan. 28, the Duma began discussing the possibility of legalizing private military companies in Russia. The law, which counts influential vice prime minister Dmitry Rogozin as a supporter, has one major goal — to ensure that Iraqi oil fields where Russian firms Rosneft and Gazprom operate no longer come under the protection of British…
Espionage Files: 10 Real ‘HoneyPot’ Operations
The honeypot might be the most glamorized espionage technique in fiction. It’s a tale of hushed phone calls and late-night rendezvous, of secrets whispered through lying lips. But femme fatales and lovers’ plots are not exclusive to fiction. Although the honeypot isn’t used as often as other spy techniques, it still has a place in…
Gear Review: Russian Roulette’s New “Shooter” Swag
The Good folks over at Russian Roulette Clothing have some new T-Shirt Prints they wanted me to show you guys. This one represents the venerable, tried and true 5.45×39 round that is used in the AK-74 Rifle. The 5.45 is a fantastic round, often called the “Russian .223”. The 7N6 is a manufacturing stamp and is…
Time for a Remedial History Lesson for Political Candidates
Although I am all about National Security, “Make America Great” needs to start and end with this issue, which if I am not mistaken, has not been mentioned once on the campaign trail. Come to think of it, I have not heard very much about America’s dire fiscal debt situation by any of the candidates,…
Chevy Chase Lays Out The Truth about SNL and Liberal Propaganda
Look, funny or not, it is no big secret that Saturday Night Live has been a bastion of Democratic Lib-Tard Propaganda since the 70’s… But it is nice to have one of the founding members of the SNL comedy team, Chevy Chase, admit that SNL openly seeks to politically influence people in very clear and…
“Predictive Policing”: The Cyber Version of “Stop and Frisk”
Thanks America! How China’s Newest Software Could Track, Predict, and Crush Dissent Armed with data from spying on its citizens, Beijing could turn ‘predictive policing’ into an AI tool of repression. What if the Communist Party could have predicted Tiananmen Square? The Chinese government is deploying a new tool to keep the population from uprising. Beijing is building…
Military Weapons from the Past: The ‘Hotchkiss Type Universal’ was a TINY Submachine Gun
The odd-looking Hotchkiss Type Universal represented an extraordinary attempt at creating an extremely compact submachine gun. The need was obvious. In World War II, soldiers found themselves getting in and out of vehicles, jumping from planes and fighting in close quarters. They needed a weapon that wouldn’t get in the way. Submachine guns had become…