This is from the Joe Rogan Podcast yesterday.
3 Hours Long but a really entertaining listen.
“Whack em’ and Stack em'” Spirit of the Wild Uncle Ted Nugent Ladies and Gents…..
Stay Alert, Stay Armed, Resist Tyranny in All of it’s Forms and Stay Dangerous!
There are only a few people I will listen to on a regular basis and JP is one of them.
The Part about the Left’s obsession with Identity Politics and their War on Masculinity which is to say their war on Competence was brilliant.
Definitely worth an hour of your time.
Stay Alert, Stay Armed and Stay Dangerous!
For those of you that know of and have read or watched Jordan Peterson, here is another awesome article in which he once again VALIDATES those instinctual feelings that martial citizens possess are not a fluke, they are there for a reason and that reason is SURVIVAL.
I have heard Jordan be accused of being too much of an “intellectual” and having ideals that are just too “lofty” and “impractical” for the average man.
For those folks who feel that way I urge you to watch two podcast where former Navy SEAL and Silver Star recipient Jocko Willink interviews him. Here you will see Warrior-Monk Willink and Professor Peterson have a meeting of the minds that is quite extraordinary.
This quote from Jocko really struck me:
“(Jordan) has helped me to realize the way I feel in my gut, my instincts about people and about the world are there for a reason. It is not random. There is a reason for the way that I think and the way we think.”
Stay Alert, Stay Armed and Stay Dangerous!
The days of spy vs. spy of the Cold War are over. The enemies changed and technology revolutionized the world … and not always for the better. But spies remained an important part of the modern battlefield.
This week on the War College Podcast, Jamillah Knowles chats with Reuters reporter and author Stephen Grey about his book The New Spymasters.
Read the Original Article and Find the Podacst Links at War is Boring
War College is a podcast I have listened to for some time…This one is definitely worth a listen. -SF
Since the breakup of the Soviet Union, Russia has used natural gas as a weapon against Ukraine and Europe as a whole. Threatening to turn shut off the pipes as the weather turns cold is a pretty effective way to influence foreign policy. But now it looks like one of Vladimir Putin’s key weapons is losing some its punch.
This week on War College, we’re looking at how shifts in the production of oil and natural gas are affecting global security, and where that leaves the United States.
But there’s a high cost to cheap energy. The natural gas boom lowering prices at the pump destabilizes countries that rely on oil profits. Venezuela, the Middle East and Russia are all feeling the squeeze of changing oil markets.
Today on War College, Grigas walks us through the fascinating world of energy and how cheap gas drives conflict.
The Podcast and Original Article can be found at War is Boring
