Category: History

Chapter 7 – Congress Acts: 10 U.S.C. §1107

by Ozymandias | Sep 17, 2019 | Big Government, Congress, Constitution, Deep State, DoD Anthrax Vaccine, History, Liberty, Military, National Security, Politics, Rule of Law, Science

More can and must be done, however, to rebuild trust, to avoid repeating past mistakes, and to...

Grievance Drinking: Part 1

by mexican sharpshooter | Sep 14, 2019 | Beer, Food & Drink, History

Does it offend you?

Gold Standards I – The Model 12 Winchester

by Animal | Sep 2, 2019 | Guns, History, Outdoors

The market in pump shotguns today is an embarrassment of riches. But….

Violins of Hope

by I. B. McGinty | Aug 29, 2019 | Family, History, LifeSkills, Music, Pastimes

I like to build stuff and after meeting with those heading the project I had absolutely no idea what to build for them. So I did what I do best.

Chapter 4 – Judicial Remedies in Our Republic?

by Ozymandias | Aug 27, 2019 | DoD Anthrax Vaccine, History, Military

The Declaration of Independence’s most trenchant historical observation is coupled with its boldest claim: “that governments are instituted among men, [and] deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.”

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity IV: Marcus Porcius Cato Uticensis

by Animal | Aug 26, 2019 | History, In Memoriam, Libertarianism

This is Cato the Younger.

Chapter 3 – The General Did What?

by Ozymandias | Aug 20, 2019 | DoD Anthrax Vaccine, Federal Power, History, Military

Major John Hitesman graduated from the Norwich Military Academy a year before I graduated from Boston University. Like me, Hitesman had a “life” before becoming a lawyer.

The Old Man and Immigration

by Old Man With Candy | Aug 14, 2019 | History, Immigration, Rant

I lay out my views on immigration with the intent of pissing off everyone.

Japanese Swords – Part 2 – What Makes Them Superior?

by Tejicano | Aug 13, 2019 | History, Pastimes, Society

As in any country, not all Japanese of the top social caste were necessarily wealthy.

Chapter 1 – A Brief History, or “I’m from the government and I’m here to experiment on you.”

by Ozymandias | Aug 6, 2019 | Big Government, Congress, DoD Anthrax Vaccine, Federal Power, History, Liberty, Military, National Security, Rule of Law

Join Ozymandias on the first chapter of the journey.

Japanese Swords – Part 1 – The Samurai and Their Swords

by Tejicano | Aug 6, 2019 | History, Pastimes, Society

I will refrain from using Japanese terms when not required.

The Untold Story of the DoD’s Anthrax Vaccine Program, Serialized: Prologue

by Ozymandias | Jul 30, 2019 | Constitution, DoD Anthrax Vaccine, Federal Power, History, Military, National Security, Rule of Law

Ozymandias shares a pivotal experience from his life in this non-fiction novel. Check back each week for a new chapter.

Can You Dig It?

by mexican sharpshooter | Jul 27, 2019 | Art, Beer, Entertainment, Food & Drink, History

I got my references mixed up but that’s okay. Look at this expression. It like that face you make when Sugarfree crashes your hootenay.

A day at the park

by blackjack | Jul 25, 2019 | Cops, Crime, Drugs, Education, Family, History, LifeSkills, Musings, Opinion, Rant, Regulation, Travel, Yoots

In the summer of ’81, I was 15 years old. I wasn’t your average teen.

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity III: Joshua Chamberlain

by Animal | Jul 22, 2019 | History, In Memoriam, Military

As a young man he pursued various occupations including lumberjack (hardly a novelty in Maine) and bricklayer, meanwhile studying Greek and Latin, because lumberjacking and bricklaying are both occupations that give you plenty of spare time for studying Greek and Latin.

Whycome We Explode Things to Celebrate?

by Swiss Servator | Jul 4, 2019 | Big Government, History, Pastimes

Whycome you explosion today?

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity II: John Jeremiah Garrison Johnston

by Animal | Jul 1, 2019 | Guns, History, In Memoriam, Outdoors

Twenty-two years old, with his only skills being sailing and fighting, he decided to head inland, making the obvious choice for a youth in his position: To make a living in the Rockies.

Grandpa’s Watch

by Animal | Jun 24, 2019 | Family, History, In Memoriam, Outdoors

Note: A preview from my upcoming autobiography, Life’s Too Short to Smoke Cheap Cigars (Or to Drink Cheap Whiskey.)

The Lost Company 2

by Yusef | Jun 13, 2019 | Art, History, Pastimes

…it just got nicer and nicer.

Jewsday, uhhhhh, Thursday

by Old Man With Candy | Jun 13, 2019 | History, Jews, Politics

It does seem out of place, nicht wahr? In any event, the attachment of a large segment of American Jewry to a political movement that hates them has historical precedent. Unlike my usual bits, this one is devoid of humor. In fact, it’s downright grim.

You know it

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