by Thomas Locke RACIST!! What images does that term invoke? Goose stepping, seig heiling Nazis? White-hooded figures burning wooden crosses? Continue Reading
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Reality of the Job
Every door I knock on is mostly bad news Most cars I stop, I don’t plan on giving a ticket It’s either to tell them to slow down or tell them Continue Reading
How Does the “West Point Mafia” Run Washington? We Still Don’t Know
by Brace E. Barber This first appeared in The Havok Journal on May 5, 2020. I think Danny Sjursen is entirely right to be skeptical of America’s Continue Reading
The Weekly Havok, Episode 11 – What Do Pipelines and Rockets Tell Us about Our Enemies?
DarkSide hacks Colonial Pipeline and extorts 5 million dollars, thereby holding large parts of the East Coast gas supply hostage. Hamas rains rockets Continue Reading
Applying the 13 Rules for the Counterradical
Putting forward a set of proposed rules for an insurgency means nothing without concrete recommendations with respect to how said Rules can be applied Continue Reading
What If You Threw a Quarantine and No One Came?
by Ben Buehler-Garcia and Scott Faith This first appeared in The Havok Journal on May 18, 2020. ______________________ First, they came for Continue Reading
Playing with a Full Deck: An Open Letter to Donald Trump from a Combat Veteran
This first appeared in The Havok Journal on May 12, 2016. Mr. Trump, First, let me say that I do not write this letter on behalf of all combat Continue Reading
1st Rule for the Counterradical
Rule #1: “Power is not what you believe you have, or what others believe you have, it is only what you can afford to expend.” Control of the means Continue Reading
Four “Unapologetically American” Reasons Why We Still Need the Draft
Havok Journal editor Scott Faith wrote this piece earlier for one of his favorite blogs, Unapologetically American. You can read the original article Continue Reading
13 Rules for the Counter-Radical
Let’s face it, the insurgency as articulated in the 13 Rules for Radicals of Saul Alinsky, has not only succeeded but has succeeded to a degree never Continue Reading
COVID-19 and the Blame Game—Who Is Truly at Fault
This first appeared in The Havok Journal on April 24, 2020. What are your thoughts a year later? An oversight committee for this. An oversight Continue Reading
Modern Insurgency as a Lingering Effect of the Industrial Revolution
The Industrial Revolution, the late 1700s through the early 1800s, was incidental, if not intentioned, the result of the Treaties of Münster and Continue Reading
