The Mossberg 590 Bliksem is not just a camo-coated conversation piece. It is a compact, optic-ready 12-gauge firearm with real defensive utility, slick factory upgrades, and enough personality to make a plain black shotgun feel downright boring. Mossberg 590 Bliksem First Look: Compact 12-Gauge With Real Bite The Mossberg 590 Bliksem combines Rhodesian Brushstroke camo, premium upgrades, and compact 12-gauge power in a unique package. In collaboration with Christian Craighead and his Ministry of Defence brand, Mossberg created a limited-edition firearm that stands apart from typical defensive shotguns. It blends proven 590 reliability with thoughtful upgrades that improve both functionality…
When disaster strikes and the water stops flowing, most people are focused on drinking water, food, and safety. But there’s another urgent problem that doesn’t get nearly enough attention: what do you do when you can’t flush your toilet? Sanitation failures are one of the most dangerous and underestimated consequences of any widespread disaster. When running water is cut off and sewer systems are overwhelmed, human waste has nowhere to go. It piles up fast, and the consequences can be severe. I’m not just talking about bad smells here. Improper waste disposal is a direct pathway to cholera, typhoid, dysentery,…
In a cruel irony, just days before we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the creation of the United States of America, which could not have happened without thousands of able-bodied men bearing their own arms to defend their freedom and liberty, the state of Rhode Island will make it illegal to purchase or sell the modern version of a musket. AR-15s and other semi-automatic firearms labeled “assault weapons” will be prohibited for sale beginning on July 1, and some Democrats are demanding the state go even further and ban their possession as well. In Virginia,…
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This article was originally published by Chase Codewell at Natural News under the title: The Real Danger of Utah’s Hyperscale Data Center: A Betrayal of Democracy and an Environmental Catastrophe A Project Built on Secrecy and Complacency The Stratos hyperscale data center in Box Elder County’s Hansel Valley was approved without meaningful public input or independent environmental review. The three-member Box Elder County Commission voted unanimously to greenlight the 40,000-acre project backed by Utah’s Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA) and celebrity investor Kevin O’Leary, as reported by the Salt Lake Tribune and 100PercentFedUp.com. [1] No public hearing was held, and the decision was rushed through in a…
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Future Optek CEO Matthew Pohl is building mixed-reality glasses designed to let a shooter see an aiming point without looking directly through a traditional optic. In an interview with Military.com at eMerge Americas, Pohl described the company’s core concept as glasses that display a reticle, or red dot, inside transparent lenses while accounting for the position of the user’s head and weapon. The goal is to let a user see where the weapon is pointed without forcing the shooter to align their eye behind a sight, look through a video feed, or use a laser that could reveal their position.…
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Much has changed for the families of Americans Dawn Michelle Hunt and Nelson Wells, Jr., over the past decade and change. Fathers have died, kids have grown up without their parents, and politicians have made countless promises. Yet, they endure. The families of both Americans, each detained for more than 10 years in China on charges claimed to be manufactured by the opposition government, are remaining optimistic that the Donald Trump-Xi Jinping summit this week will be the straw to eventually break the camel’s back when it comes to bringing them home. The meeting between the presidential counterparts in Beijing…
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Military fatigue can have a dangerous effect on soldiers, especially when they need to be alert and active in the most crucial situations. To combat fatigue, Military Energy Gum (MEG) teamed with United Service Organizations (USO) to provide its product in care packages sent to service members across the globe. Packages were sent to soldiers in April and will be distributed for a year. MEG, which carries 100 milligrams of caffeine per piece, was created more than 20 years ago after findings from the Military Fatigue Research Program pinpointed the risks of sleepiness and sluggishness in the military. Soldiers serving…
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