Where Do We Go from Here? by Kevin Wilson I feel like it says something about our society that liquor stores are considered “vital” in a pandemic, and thus, are allowed to remain open while nearly everything else is going to hell. Don’t get me wrong, I’m sure as hell not complaining; I’m stuck in the house day in and day out with two extremely bored kids who are going … [Read more...]
Terrorism? Women’s Rights? Islam in America? Muslim Veterans Speak Out
Terrorism? Women's Rights? Islam in America? Muslim Veterans Speak Out by Christopher Paul Meyer When it comes to terrorism, U.S. foreign policy, U.S. military operations or the true nature of Islam and the extent of Islamic radicalization, there are no shortages of opinions. As a survivor of the 9/11 attacks and a former U.S. soldier, I certainly had my own. But when it … [Read more...]
Cliff Notes for the COVID-19 CARE ACT and What It Means for You
Cliff Notes for the COVID-19 CARE ACT Written by Jeremy Ferranti If you're an American and have a job, this impacts you. If you're a small business owner and have employees, this impacts you. If you rent or own a home, this impacts you. If you're a real estate investor, this impacts you. If you just lost your job and are left wondering what's next and what the road ahead … [Read more...]
I Recognize My Brother as “The Deceased”
I Recognize My Brother as "The Deceased" by Anonymous “I recognize my brother as the deceased.” Words I never thought I would write. Words no one prepares you for… Words no thing prepares you for. It’s not supposed to be this way, And it is this way. He’s gone. _____ “I recognize my brother as the deceased.” Mission mode. Official business. Transactional. I am not … [Read more...]
COVID-19: My Chemical Romance
COVID-19: My Chemical Romance by Nick Perna Perspective, it's how we look at something now can be light years away from how it appeared at the time. A long time ago (17 years ago, to be exact) a bunch of troops prepared to go to war, in Iraq. Range training, individual and team movement and physical conditioning. We trained for all of the usual stuff, with one added … [Read more...]
COVID-19: Advice from the Lock Down in Italy
COVID-19: Advice from the Lock Down in Italy by Army Ranger Joe Lynch Since we live in Veneto, Italy—one of the hardest-hit areas in Italy with the COVID-19—one of the hardest-hit areas in Italy with the COVID-19—a lot of people reached out to me. A lot of well wishes, so thank you, guys. Most followed with requests for advice because many places in the world will soon … [Read more...]
Meditations of an Army Ranger: Having a Warrior Mindset During COVID-19
It is being said everywhere, this is a strange and difficult time. Arguably, many have been through harder times, but something about this feels different than anything we have experienced. Because of this feeling, it is possible that some may have forgotten what got them through tougher times; which made them “Warriors” in the first place. Some may not consider themselves … [Read more...]
Harry Dresden: The Hero We Need
Harry Dresden: The Hero We Need by Kevin Wilson If you’ve been around the world of fantasy literature in the last two decades, chances are you’ve heard about a wizard named Harry. No, not the short, bespectacled British one. Despite the shared first names (don’t blame the author, Jim Butcher wrote the first book before Harry Potter became a thing over here), the two don’t … [Read more...]
How Do You Manage Your Kids’ Digital Devices?
How Do You Manage Your Kids' Digital Devices? by Matt Trevathan "How do you monitor your child’s phone?" I get asked this question a lot. It's easy to get scared as a parent these days with the amount of data and access that a mobile device provides your teenager. Many parents are understandably concerned about the access to the Internet, messaging, mobile apps, … [Read more...]
Let’s Use Outrage Culture for a Civilized Boogaloo
Let's Use Outrage Culture for a Civilized Boogaloo by Kevin Wilson The world is in flux right now. The very concept of modern society is being stressed to the breaking point by the COVID-19 pandemic. For the most part, people have rushed to prove what I’ve been preaching for years: the majority of the human race is pretty decent, when it comes to it. Communities have come … [Read more...]
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