Category Archives: Editorial

Here are five (of many) things that we can learn from Chechnya’s guerrilla wars: 1) And as we ponder why the Russians failed in the ’94-’96 conflict in Chechnya, the first thing to understand is the high level of Chechen … Continue reading →

by Tim Pope The revolutionary development of modern weapons within a world divided by serious ideological differences has produced a crisis in human history. In order to overcome the danger of nuclear war now confronting mankind, the United States has … Continue reading →

  by Simon Black My general rule of thumb when it comes to legislation is that the more high-sounding the name, the more insidious the law. Exhibit A: the just-passed USA FREEDOM Act. “Freedom”. It sounds great. So great, in … Continue reading →

NCRenegade has a fairly liberal commenting policy. I have blacklisted less than 10 people in five years. Administrators are able to view the IP addresses of the computer from which the comment originated. If people are commenting under various names … Continue reading →

I have been told to remove all videos related to the Alone series that were recently filmed at the Heritage Life Skills IV event. I hope to be able to republish them in the future. David DeGerolamo

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by Brandon Smith Tyranny is not a wholly definable condition. There are many forms of tyranny and many levels of control that exist in any one society at any given time. In fact, the most despicable forms of tyranny are … Continue reading →

I think that this will prove to be a seminal moment. All of LEO groupthink is based on the idea that victims of what some call lawfare are incapable of fighting back in non-violent ways. However, in this case, the … Continue reading →