Photo credit: www.UltimateReloader.comThe Approaching Day Prepper – by Phil Hovatter

As I indicated in my last blog, I’ve decided to join the ranks of the reloaders and start making my own ammo. Since I’m starting from scratch, that means shopping for the equipment that I’ll need to get started. I’ve done a lot of research to learn which of the many options will work best for a beginner like me.

Reloading presses come in three basic configurations — single-stage, turret, and progressive. They vary in purpose, complexity, and price. The place to begin with the purchasing decision is to evaluate your needs, budget, and skill level. There’s a press that’s right for everyone, but what’s best for me might not be best for you. Here’s the rundown on each type:   Continue reading “Ammo Reloading Presses for Beginners”

Military Supporters Rally In Washington To Re-OpenIs getting the status quo theft back online what it’s really all about?     – Henry

Army Times – by Rick Maze

The National World War II Memorial, the center of many protests since the partial government shutdown on Oct. 1, will be the backdrop of yet another rally on Tuesday aimed at embarrassing Congress and the White House into action.   Continue reading “Military Coalition plans shutdown rally Tuesday”

Arsenal SLR-107FR RifleAmmoLand

LAS VEGAS –-(Ammoland.com)- –Arsenal Inc. is happy to announce the arrival of SLR-107FR rifles. This is in response to an increasing amount of customer requests to bring the popular firearm back to store shelves.

The SLR-107FR has been Arsenal Inc.’s most popular stamped receiver rifle. Reviews of the SLR-107FR have been unanimous in that this rifle provides unmatched quality and accuracy to the American public.   Continue reading “Arsenal SLR-107FR Rifle – Back By Popular Demand”

SHTFThe Prepper Project – by Sam Coffman

Dennis jumped on his mountain bike and pedaled as fast as possible through the brush and onto the short trail that would take him directly to the back door of his house in the growing evening darkness. Either his radio or batteries apparently had just chosen this inopportune moment to give out. Traversing the trail quickly on the bike was something he could do even in complete darkness however, as he had traveled it at least twice daily even before the collapse. Less than two minutes earlier he had spotted a truckload of armed men using his binoculars. Dennis knew they were raiders . They had running lights on and he doubted they had night vision equipment. The truck was turning into the entrance of his small, otherwise empty neighborhood and starting up the first hill.   Continue reading “How US Special Forces Would Secure Your Home When SHTF”

The Aviationist – by David Cenciotti

Images have surfaced on the Chinese Internet of what seems to be an actual AH-64D Apache or a real-size copy of the world’s most famous attack chopper.

The helicopter, on a truck, seems to be in the process of being moved even if it is at least strange that it is is not hidden below a protective covering, as happened for other mysterious choppers spotted on the move in China.

It’s not easy to guess how Beijing put their hands on the helicopter. It could be one of the U.S. Army Apaches downed or crash landed in Iraq, that was later fixed and exported in China.   Continue reading “A U.S. Apache attack helicopter appears in China. Did they clone it?”

Homemade Hand GunAmmoLand – by Max Mcguire

New Jersey –-(Ammoland.com)- The weekend of October 11-13, 2013 I attended the Family Research Council’s Values Voter Summit at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington D.C.

As I prepared to leave my home in New Jersey early that Friday morning, I began the process of cleaning out the car and loading up my packed bags. With my suitcase, garment bag, and laptop case safely secured, I reversed out of my driveway and began my three and a half hour journey to the nation’s capital.   Continue reading “How I Almost Became a Felon”

NRA-ILAAmmoLand

Charlotte, NC –-(Ammoland.com)-  As previously reported, the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners has been considering a misguided resolution calling upon the Michigan Legislature and Governor Rick Snyder (R) to repeal Michigan’s “Stand Your Ground” law, and to create additional regulations that would further restrict your Second Amendment rights and inherent right to self-defense.

While consideration of this ordinance was postponed at their last meeting, it is scheduled to be considered at their next meeting on Wednesday, October 16.   Continue reading “Michigan Washtenaw County Board to Consider Anti-Self-Defense Ordinance Wednesday”

Zero Hedge – by Phoenix Capital Research

While the US continues to bumble its way towards a debt ceiling crisis (somehow our President doesn’t have time to meet work on solving this, but does have time to make sandwiches with volunteers and give press statements about how we wants to work), Europe continues to make us look good by comparison.

Remember how we were told time and again that Europe was saved? Remember how repeatedly we were told that the European Central Bank (ECB) would do “whatever it takes” to fix things?   Continue reading “Surprise! Europe’s Banks Are STILL Totally Insolvent”

Wisconsin CarryAmmoLand – by Nik Clark

Wisconsin –-(Ammoland.com)- Greetings in freedom!

First, a huge thank-you to all of you who picked up a phone or sent an email to your legislators last week.

Government exists by the consent of the governed (you and I) it is to be of the people, by the people, for the people. Its a shame we can’t just do our moral, civic duty.. pay attention to candidates, believe their promises, vote on election day, and count on our elected officials to represent the views THEY said they held and that we sent them to Madison to act upon.   Continue reading “Wisconsin Carry Important Update! Good News!”

Vice – by Brian D. Aitken

At 6 AM, the sky outside my apartment is still purple-black. It’s too early. I stagger out of bed and stand under a scalding jet of water in the shower, trying to remember where I’ve been, where I am, and where I need to be. Oklahoma. Austin. Houston. In less than eight hours I have to climb a stage and tell a roomful of strangers my story. As far as stories go, it’s pretty interesting, I guess. It’s got thrills, heartbreak, what technically counts as crime, and even a little bit of vindication. But telling it wears me out. Living through it was more than enough.   Continue reading “My Life as a Convicted Gun Owner Who Did Nothing Wrong”

working poorThe Organic Prepper

When people think of the average EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) card user, they envision a career welfare recipient who has 12 kids by 11 different prison-residing fathers.  Because of this notion, when the story broke this weekend about the EBT system failure, many of the responses were quite cold, callous, and even downright spiteful.

Of course, the rioting through Wal-Marts across the nation certainly didn’t help.  Within hours the shelves were razed. The abandoned shopping carts of melting food and the carefully selected hungry spokespeople on the mainstream news just served to reinforce the conception that those who were left to go without groceries deserved to miss a few meals.   Continue reading “The “Average” EBT User May Not Be Who You’d Expect”

Washington Post – by Barton Gellman and Ashkan Soltani

The National Security Agency is harvesting hundreds of millions of contact lists from personal e-mail and instant messaging accounts around the world, many of them belonging to Americans, according to senior intelligence officials and top secret documents provided by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden. The collection program, which has not been disclosed before, intercepts e-mail address books and “buddy lists” from instant messaging services as they move across global data links. Online services often transmit those contacts when a user logs on, composes a message, or synchronizes a computer or mobile device with information stored on remote servers.     Continue reading “NSA collects millions of e-mail address books globally”

Barack-Obama-with-Camel--54908Political Velcraft

In recent years, a new type of terrorist threat has emerged: the “lone wolf.” A Lone wolf presents a challenge for current law enforcement of The United States Of America. Because  lone wolves’ remain obscure, no readily available set of policies is likely to have a significant effect.

In the United States, federal law defines terrorism in many different ways. “International Terrorism” and “Domestic Terrorism” are defined similarly as unlawful “acts dangerous to human life” that “appear to be intended” to coerce civilians or influence government policy.18 Title 18 of the U.S. Code. On the other hand, State-sponsored terrorism, is the active support of a terrorist group by a national government.   Continue reading “Psychiatric Evaluation Of Resident Obama!”

Paul Craig Roberts

Not that long ago government and free market proponents were at sword’s point, but no more. With little left in the private sector to rip off, the financial gangsters have turned to the public sector and put to work for them the free market economists’ advocacy of privatization. Governments themselves became part of the conspiracy once the politicians realized that looting public assets was an efficient way to reward their private benefactors.

We can see the entire picture in the David Cameron government’s privatization of the British Royal Mail. The prime minister has described the looting as “popular capitalism” even though the British public overwhelmingly opposes turning over the mail service to a profit-making enterprise.   Continue reading “Whatever Became Of Western Civilization?”

131010-camouflage-uniforms-teaseThe Daily Beast – by CAITLIN DICKSON

In 2004, the Army decided to scrap the two traditional camouflage uniforms that had long been used by the military—one meant for woodland environments, another for the desert—and claimed to have come up with a universal pattern that could be worn anywhere and blend in with any environment. The $5 billion dollar experiment with the universal pattern is over as the Army is phasing out the uniform after less than a decade of use. But many soldiers and observers are wondering why it took this long and cost this much to replace an item that performed poorly from the start during a period when the money could have been spent on other critical needs, like potentially life saving improvements to military vehicles and body armor.   Continue reading “The Army’s $5 billion New Uniform Already Being Replaced”

Canada Free Press – by Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh

“Your failure to be informed does not make me a wacko.”—John Loeffler

Water is a precious and scarce commodity for some nations who are geographically located in areas prone to draught or with a predominant desert landscape.

It is priceless in certain locales and so abundant in others that the marginal utility of an additional gallon of water is very low. When something is overabundant people tend to abuse it.   Continue reading “Private-Public Water Partnership, UN Agenda 21”

PHOTO: Googles shared endorsement settings.ABC News – by JON M. CHANG

The day after Facebook announced that it was removing a privacy option that would make all of its users searchable, Google made its own announcement for adding an option called “Shared Endorsements.”

The new option would display Google users’ names and profile pictures beside advertisements for businesses and products that they’ve endorsed with a review, a +1, or even a follow. Google account holders were concerned about how these changes could be exploited, but Google is giving its users the option to opt out early.   Continue reading “How to Opt Out of Google Policy That Displays Your Photo Beside Ads”

Video Rebel’s Blog

In an interview Jan Skoyles of the Real Asset Company and Koos Jensen who blogs on China and gold have said that the Chinese government  has to be co-operating with the Federal Reserve to manipulate the price of gold. China accepted its chosen role to replace America as the World center for manufacturing during Nixon’s historic visit of 1972.

The economist Wassily Leontieff won the Nobel Prize for his analysis of the American economy. In the 1930s he studied the outputs of raw materials industries like iron ore and coal mining and their related steel and automotive industries. He concluded that America had abundant natural resources and a skilled work force. Continue reading “Skoyles & Jensen: China Behind Federal Reserve Manipulation Of Gold And The Dollar”