Gun Control and the City by Christopher Paul Meyer In 1991, I began studying Karate in New York City’s West Village under Seiko Shihan Shigeru Continue Reading
Contemporary Affairs
When “Terrorism” is Just “Crime”
There is currently a widespread effort to call the recent horrific murder in Oklahoma, in which a muslim American beheaded a coworker, a terrorist Continue Reading
Stop Hurting and Retraumatizing Gold Star Parents
Stop Hurting and Retraumatizing Gold Star Parents by Scoti Domeij This first appeared in The Havok Journal October 27, 2016. It is republished Continue Reading
Setting the Right Example: Removing the Military Death Penalty
Setting the Right Example: Removing the Military Death Penalty by Tyler Mac The United States Armed Forces has an opportunity to take a firm stance Continue Reading
Being in the Military Won’t Prepare You for Civilian Jobs?
Being in the Military Won't Prepare You for Civilian Jobs? by Sean Lawrence This first appeared in The Havok Journal in October 2016. The issues Continue Reading
War: The American Way
War: The American Way by Michael Baumgarten There is an unfortunate disconnect when it comes to the American perception of war. The average American Continue Reading
Know Your Flag and National Anthem Etiquette
Know Your Flag and National Anthem Etiquette by Marshall McGurk San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick ignited a national conversation when Continue Reading
How Much of What Happens at War Should Stay at War?
How Much of What Happens at War Should Stay at War? by Dr. Alice Atalanta This first appeared in The Havok Journal October 24, Continue Reading
A Warrior’s Tirade: The Price of Identity Politics
A Warrior's Tirade: The Price of Identity Politics by Michael Bama Katt Shouldn't come as much of a surprise how far ranging my natural Continue Reading
America and the World: The End of Hope?
America and the World: The End of Hope? by Leonard Benton This first appeared in The Havok Journal September 30, 2014. Have we reached the time Continue Reading
Why the American Public Should Not Fear Terrorists
Why the American Public Should Not Fear Terrorists by Marshall McGurk This first appeared in The Havok journal August 31, 2015. “The only Continue Reading
Lessons Dad Taught Me
Lessons Dad Taught Me by Michael Bama Katt Stand up to shake a man’s hand. You ain't much of a man if you can't handle being around people Continue Reading
