Category Archives: Editorial

From the comment section: “I have been debating saying this, but I think now is the time. I mean no offense, but I think it needs to be said. I think there is only one reason we do not come … Continue reading →

Peter Schwartz, age 47 and a Kentucky welder who has served in the Army Reserve, was indicted after he was accused of pepper-spraying officers during the Jan. 6 protest.  He was arrested on Feb. 2nd in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. According to … Continue reading →

Do you think the United States is composed of virtuous people? Since people cannot even agree on the definition of virtue (or define public virtue), the answer is no. A strange phrasing on Mr. Franklin’s part: capable of freedom. If … Continue reading →

Forces are aligning now to shake this creaking system down to its foundation. The moment of criticality will most likely come when the financial markets crater and the US dollar gets broken by international ridicule to a near-worthless token of … Continue reading →

From a comment on NCRenegade: Question. Why do you, David and Wes seemingly not see the good? 1.There were many good comments in a number of these threads that were generated from Malachi’s initial post.2.If all you want are Yes … Continue reading →

We have no rights because the Republic was overthrown: there is no Constitution. I want to point out that while Mr. Lambert was cooperating with law enforcement, they kept saying “stop resisting” to which he responds that he is not … Continue reading →

As the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio catches the attention of the national press, two other train derailments in other parts of the country have also occurred, one of which includes hazardous material. On Monday, officials in Enoree, North … Continue reading →

February 13, 2023 by David Codrea David Codrea · KloepferDispatchCallwith CallerinfoRedacted U.S.A. – -(Ammoland.com)- “The raid on [Jason] Kloepfer’s home, a camper trailer on a 3-acre parcel along a winding road 20 minutes outside Murphy, was prompted by a 911 call from the next-door … Continue reading →