Category Archives: Editorial

by Fran Porretto It saddens me to need to take up cudgels against a stance taken by a dear friend. Yet intellectual honesty and loyalty to my own convictions has made it necessary. Before going any further, please read this … Continue reading →

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I don’t care for Alex Jones presentation but this short clip is very telling. Get to know your local police and sheriff deputies now. It allows you to determine who will be on the side of the rule of … Continue reading →

Today we talk with Davy Jones, a participant at the I Will Not Comply Rally in Olympia, WA this past weekend.  1,800 protesters turned up against I-594, an anti-2A law. Davy is a former Navy corpsman with two tours in … Continue reading →

First, I’d like to thank everyone for their support of our project at Forward Observer Magazine.  We’ve been growing pretty steadily, and working through some growing pains.  We certainly appreciate your support. We’ve been growing at a pace that I … Continue reading →

Comments on the last post on Magnetic Declination disagree with, or at least minimized the importance of magnetic declination with the general feeling that, ” …’15 degrees’ isn’t that much of an error” or, “15 degrees will only result in a little … Continue reading →

Russia’s third Borei-class nuclear-powered submarine Vladimir Monomakh has officially become part of the Russian Navy. Armed with Bulava ballistic missiles, the SSBNs of this class are the planet’s most advanced nuclear deterrence tool.

by Michael Snyder Over the past five years I have spent thousands of hours studying the coming economic collapse.  In my articles you can find tens of thousands of facts and statistics that prove that the U.S. economy is hurtling … Continue reading →

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday ordered to fully equip the land-based component of Russia’s nuclear triad with advanced intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) by 2021. ‘In mid-term perspective – by 2021 – we need to fully equip land-based strategic nuclear forces … Continue reading →

The federal government issued a warning Friday about additional cyber attacks using the malicious software from the Sony Pictures cyber attack. The U.S. Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT) said the targeted destructive malware affecting Microsoft Windows systems could be used … Continue reading →

A child with a fever has been admitted to University of Chicago Medical Center to be checked for the Ebola virus after being screened at O’Hare International Airport. The patient remains in stable condition Friday evening, according to a statement … Continue reading →

Russian strategic bombers conducted a third circumnavigation of the U.S. Pacific island of Guam last week as other bombers flew close to Alaska and Europe, defense officials said. Two Tu-95 Bear H bombers made the flight around Guam, a key … Continue reading →