Tactical Insights
Why We Don't Ship Body Armor to New York or...
We do not ship body armor to New York or Connecticut. Not to civilians, not to police, not to anyone with a carve-out. New York rations armor by profession and Connecticut demands a gun credential for a product that cannot harm anyone. Here is what those laws actually say, and why free men are either free, or they are not free.
Why Open Carry Is (Almost) Always a Mistake
Open carry feels like preparedness, but in practice it’s usually the opposite. The moment you strap a gun on your hip in public, you’ve surrendered two-thirds of the combat triad before anything even happens. You’ve given up situational advantage by broadcasting your capability, and you’ve compromised preparedness by making yourself the obvious first target. You may be armed—but you’ve also announced exactly where you are, what you have, and why an adversary should act first. Concealed carry preserves discretion. Open carry replaces it with theater. And in real-world self-defense, theater gets people hurt.
Maine Court Upholds Forced Vaccination – A Warning for Freedom
PORTLAND, MAINE — On March 4, 2025, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld one of the most egregious examples of government overreach in recent memory – the forced vaccination of a child. The court dismissed a lawsuit brought by Jeremiah Hogan and Siara Jean Harrington, parents of a five-year-old child who was forcibly vaccinated with […]