Fight, Win and Survive: Techniques, Tactics and Procedures for the Multi-Domain Battlefield, Part 1
The following is the preface from "Fight, Win and Survive", [...]
What’s in your IFAK?
When putting your kit together, please keep in mind the ABCs of airway, breathing and circulation. In the case of the IFAK, the airway and breathing tools are going to limited in most cases to little more than a naso-pharyngeal airway inserted into the nose and into the back of the throat. The circulation aspect is going to be covered by things like tourniquets and gauze bandages, as in, keeping the blood from circulating it's way out of the body.
Clandestine Communications Part Three: Email Domains
Clandestine Communications Part One: One Time Pads (OTPs) Clandestine Communications [...]
An Examination of the New Violent Left in America, by The Tactical Hermit
Normalcy bias is a common theme when you think you're [...]
Reality Check: The Preparedness of the Leftists – A Conversation Among AP Staff
Over the course of a week or so, the AP [...]
Palmetto State Armory’s AK-V Magazine: Top Option for the Scorpion
CZ's Scorpion Evo is one of the most interesting weapons [...]
Firecraft, by Holy Serf
After a long period of silence, I apologize for [...]
North Korea Unveils “New” Missile Sub
Just prior to yesterday's launch of two short range missiles, [...]
North Korea Fires Two “Unidentified Projectiles” Into East Sea
North Korea has apparently fired two 'unidentified projectiles' into the [...]
Do we even have a nation anymore?
A quick Google search defines a nation as “a large body of people united by common descent, history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular country or territory.” Oxford defines a nation as “a country considered as a group of people with the same language, culture and history, who live in a particular area under one government.” Looking at these definitions, the relevant ones at least, you see a common theme related to culture, language and history. These aspects also lend themselves heavily to common descent (race and ethnicity), religious philosophy, a general socially accepted moral code, values, ethics and traditions. After all of that, we can focus lastly on matters of actual borders and whether our government systems serve us all equally, or rather, whether our government rules over us all in roughly the same manner and to roughly the same benefit or detriment.