One of the best things about living in the United States is the high degree of mobility Americans have in moving from one state to another. You move, stand in line for half a day to get a new drivers license, lose another half a day updating your vehicle registration, update your auto insurance, stop […]
I recently read Tom Kratman’s speculative fiction novel A State of Disobedience and I think it’s worth recommending. The book was published in 2003 and is set in the near future. John Ringo describes A State of Disobedience as “Probably the most realistic depiction of the second American revolution ever written” and I find it […]
Ain’t Nobody’s Business If You Do is a pretty darned good book and it’s available online for free. It’s certainly not a short book; the paperback version is 692 pages. It is a fairly easy and pleasant read and it is very engaging because of the importance of it’s subject matter. The book is about […]
Gregory Girard is an telecommunications consultant who lives in Manchester-by-the-Sea Massachusetts. Over the last few years, Greg has become increasingly worried that the U.S. government would start ignoring citizens Constitutional rights, confiscate their firearms in illegal raids, and imprison them without charges. To protect the his Constitutional rights, and the Constitutional rights of all Americans, […]
Pax Americana is a Latin term meaning “American Peace”. The phrase is used to describe the period of relative peace which the world has enjoyed since 1946, as a direct result of American power. In the more than sixty years since the allies won WWII, the world has experienced a time of unprecedented peace and […]
Organizing Tea Party protesters is a nearly impossible task. This new American resistance movement is leaderless — and not looking for a leader. A leader, any leader can be defeated. A single person can be imprisoned or murdered with minimal effort. Worse, revolutionary leaders have a bad history of sliding into the role of dictator […]
