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Ok, folks - I'm looking for opinions on the, "best place" to relocate to in relation to governmental adherence to the Constitution, personal freedom, and like-minded Americans.  It's time to get on the road. Please provide your objective suggestions. Thanks!

If you're one of those that are actually seeing things happening in a light you haven't before, and you're thinking you might, just might, need a rifle to keep your family alive or help out some folks who are trying to keep your family alive, read on, before it really IS too late. Events are at critical mass, locally (in many cases) nationally, and internationally speaking.  One only has to objectively look at the news from a number of sources across the spectrum to arrive at the conclusion, "We're screwed.  There's going to be a fight.  Let's stay alive....and win!"  (All credit to WRSA for coining the original phrase and shouting it from the roof tops for lo, these many years!.)   That said, newly awakened 'Trad American,' just arriving at the conclusion that "they" are NOT going to 'leave us alone,' is to resolve to not get the jab, or even get on the truck to take you to the 'jab farm.' Once there, you must do th...

 Churchill was no saint, nor was he, 'the end all be all,' of Allied strategy in WWII, but he did have a few inspirational and motivational nuggets recorded for posterity that are worthwhile.  Below is one of them. “If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed;  if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may  come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves.”                                                                                       ...

via North Carolina Renegade .  Original, here . Preface: There are very few forms of communication that cannot be misunderstood – let alone folded, twisted, and mutilated by malicious intent.  Nonetheless, let me attempt to start off by saying the following: I am an American, and do not wish for violence in this country or indeed any country, whether on a local scale, regional, or national.  I do not wish to see people hurting others, nor arson, or beatings, or any asymmetric warfare techniques to be used against anyone, Left or Right, or Hashem forbid an actual civil war.  I state, clearly, that such things are the last thing on my mind.  In other words, I just want to be  left alone  and do not want  The Switch  to be thrown whether in America or elsewhere: A friend of mine who is a political activist said something interesting the other day, and that was for most people on the left political violence is a knob, and they can turn the heat u...

It's just not at your particular door step, yet.  When it comes, and it will, you should be ready....and not running around in circles trying to learn.  Do your learning and rehearsing now.  While you can. Above is credited to Matt Bracken

  So I'm helping a guy at the range today who's very earnest but has a tendency to most times blame his inability to be accurate on the piece, and not his lack of skills (he doesn't dry fire much, and when he does, it's perfunctory).  He only shoots every 6 weeks or so, and that's if he doesn't get side tracked with something else. He's shooting a factory Glock today, new (whether factory new or new to him, I didn't ask).  It's stock.  He has the target at 10 meters and is either shooting way high or way low.   I told him to move the target in to about 15 feet.  He still is shooting really high or really low (this is where I start to feel like 'Gunny Highway' in, "Heart Break Ridge," when he's on the range with the kid who can't hit Maggie's Drawers standing next to them).  I ask him if I can shoot a couple rounds to see if it's functioning correctly.  I put 5 rounds in the black.  He get's upset - so I tell him,...

Here's his latest : American Requiem August 12, 2021  by  The Tactical Hermit  in  Fiction ,  Short Stories  and tagged  American Requiem ,  Short Fiction ,  Short Stories This is a work of Fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in this short story are entirely fictional and are of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual events, locales or organizations or persons living or dead, is entirely coincidental.   “I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter: So help me God.” (U.S. Military Oath of Enlistment) Day 1 – Thursday   The four wheel drive pickup left the asphalt...