Monthly Archives: September 2012

My Rabbi/Sensei/… in my combat arts apprenticeship just posted something on his blog. He posted a link to a, unbeknownst to him, satire site featuring Kissinger and Pinochet. Noting the decidedly globalist turn of events lately. Then he made a self deprecating remark, which I disagree with. He made the comment that “I really should just stick to guns, tactics and shiny things…” As someone who has spent a little time with him I can tell you that: 1. He is anything but slow witted and dull. 2. He is anything but uninformed and… 3. He is definitely not be

Overarching review In my military experience, I initially believed that I was being trained to the highest standard possible. However, upon further reflection and gaining exposure to alternative sources of knowledge and expertise, I realized that there was still much to learn and improve upon.One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned is the importance of continuous training and education. I’ve had the opportunity to learn from Kris at Combat Studies Group, who not only has extensive real-world experience in overseas security contracting but also has a passion for sharing his knowledge with others. Kris’ ability to train people from

This is where I’ll be, hopefully they won’t change their policy. Let’s just say I try not to use Google products because of their policies. I think I was more of a blogger than a videographer anyway. Hoss may still let me drop by on his show, and I’ll write on this dealy-bob here, but I think most of my stuff lacked the charisma Hoss and others have. My goal here is to help as many people as I can, and propel as many people as I can into being prepared. I’m working on several posts so I can get