Flashlights!
14 Mar 25 Flashlights! I encourage students to carry at least one tactical flashlight all the time. Tactical flashlights are literally “non-deadly weapons.” Most are small enough to be carried routinely And, unlike guns, knives, batons, and OC spray, flashlights are completely unregulated. You can take yours anywhere, including schools, government offices, commercial flights. There […]
AI
13 Mar 25 “Technology is a useful servant, but a dangerous master” Christian Lous Lange AI “AI” (call it “intelligence” if you wish) is based on huge sets of digitized data. Western Civilization has been doing almost everything digitally for more than two decades. More recently, all data is agglomerated into “data centers,”. I have […]
Live From The Field
5 Mar 25 “Celebrating diversity,” at the expense of simple logic in serving and protecting citizens: Boston’s woke mayor, instead of commend the bravery of her magnificent police officer who had the decisiveness and courage to gun-down a murderous criminal who was threatening innocent customers at fast-food restaurant, and for having the competence and […]
Weapons of War
1 Mar 25 “‘Opportunity’ is missed by most, because it is dressed in overalls and looks a lot like ‘work’” Thomas Edison Machineguns! By the time I was involved in active fighting in Vietnam in 1968, “heavy” infantry machineguns of World War fame were all gone. My unit (USMC Infantry) was equipped with the open-bolt, […]
Gun industry legends Dave Spaulding, Massad Ayoob, Mike Boyle, and John Farnam join Fernando Coelho to dive deep into the history of the gun industry, shedding light on how firearms and firearms training have transformed over the decades. They discuss the dramatic shift from traditional print reviews to the digital age of internet forums, social media influencers, and YouTube personalities of the industry.
