Author Archives: Wes Rhinier

The clearest of all the laws concerning US intelligence is Section 798, 18 US Code—widely known in the Intelligence Community as “the Comint Statute,” or “the 10 and 10.” Unlike other laws, this is a “simple liability” law. Motivation, context, … Continue reading →

Surprise, surprise! The unhinged left is planning protests, in Raleigh, on their most sacred of days, May Day (ahem)…   Why don’t we take back May 1st for the liberty-loving people of the world? This year, we intend to, at least for … Continue reading →

“The laws that forbid the carrying of arms are laws of such a nature. They disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes…. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; … Continue reading →

So the Mueller Report was released yesterday. I haven’t had time to read it all yet. Not sure I’ll continue reading it. At this Point “What Difference does it Make?” This whole investigation was flat out just an attack on … Continue reading →

The anti-gun crowd has been boasting about their attendance at the General Assembly this week. Therefore, on Second Amendment Wednesday (April 24), GRNC needs you at the Capital to counter their malevolent demands… WE NEED YOU TO SHOW UP. On … Continue reading →

The day after Election Day in 2020 is the day America fractures. There is no more coexistence with the Left in America, for Leftists have already decided they will never accept the outcome of any election they don’t win. They reject … Continue reading →

What we call the American Civil War of 1861 to 1865 was in fact two separate nations deploying traditional armies and navies to fight conventional battles with large scale maneuvers and front lines. In today’s civil wars there are no … Continue reading →

A Question I often ask myself is Why do I Keep on Keepin’ on? Why do I write about the injustices of our Govt and try to inspire people to action? Why do I attend useless Town Halls on Gun … Continue reading →

This is a pretty lengthy article but Worth the Read. Here…

The America in which I grew up and lived my early adult life was a nation. Over the course of my life I have watched my country turn into a Tower of Babel. Homogeneity and shared values permitted us to … Continue reading →