Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadYou’ve probably heard it before: that 90% of Americans would die within a year of an EMP attack. It’s one of the most quoted numbers in all of preparedness. But that number didn’t come from a study or model. It came from a single sentence in a 2005 Senate hearing. It wasn’t a forecast—it was one extreme of a range, from no deaths to full collapse. Still, over time, the 90% death rate became gospel. And too many people now treat it as an inevitable outcome, especially in the prepper community. I’m not an…

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I love my kids. I care about kids in general. I want them growing up safe and sound, and it bothers me when they get hurt because jackwagons hurt them. When it’s intentional, there’s no punishment allowed by law that’s sufficient, but even when it’s unintentional, it’s something we shouldn’t just shrug off. So I get people wanting to do something to protect kids.I just think that the Louisville Metro Council’s latest resolution is pretty stupid.The Louisville Metro Council reintroduced a revamped “Kids Over Guns” resolution calling for changes to Kentucky’s gun laws and asking…

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Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadCharlie Kirk was assassinated earlier today. The news just broke—and it’s already sending shockwaves. People on the right are stunned. Many are enraged. And there are some on the left who are—insanely enough—celebrating. Whether you followed him or couldn’t stand him, here’s the truth: This could get worse before it gets better. This has the potential to become a flashpoint that leads to further violence. As one person said on X: “Charlie Kirk is a fixture of the Gen Z social media diet. People feel like they know him. This will hit very, very…

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Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadGoing to hear a public speaker or watch a live event shouldn’t have to be nerve-wracking. But after a string of high-profile assassination attempts—including one that succeeded—more people are wondering: how do I keep myself and my family safer at rallies, concerts, or outdoor events? And you’re right to wonder. There’s no two ways about it. And that’s what this article is going to focus on: How to stay safe at a public event, should shooting start. What do you do? What’s the best course of action? Let’s walk through what smart event preparation…

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As someone who’s lived in St. Louis, Mo., for nearly a decade, I’m a ride or die for this underrated city. It’s got a diverse, thriving food scene, lovely urban green spaces, and top-tier hiking and climbing within an hour or two drive. One thing I can’t defend, however, is the fact that we have a national park. The famous Gateway Arch became a national park in 2018. Compared with the majesty of places like Yosemite and Glacier, the idea that this nature-less, urban area has that status is ridiculous. And now, thanks to the efforts of local Congresspeople, it’s…

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I’ve said before that the Trump administration is the most pro-gun administration in my lifetime, and I stand by that despite the missteps. The issue is, though, that the bar was so low that an amoeba could step over it without trying hard. Those missteps are still missteps, after all. And I’m sure I’m not the only one thinking about that right now.After all, this is the same Trump administration that just opposed a pro-gun bill out of Wyoming.The Trump administration has formally opposed a Wyoming bill to nullify federal gun control.Senate File 101 (S.F.…

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Federal and state leaders agreed to revisit Australia’s national gun framework following a deadly terrorist attack, signaling another push toward expanded firearm restrictions. Australia’s federal and state governments have agreed to pursue tougher gun laws following a recent terrorist attack, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calling for urgent national action. Speaking after the attack at Bondi Beach, Albanese said firearm regulation would be raised at an emergency meeting of the National Cabinet held Monday, December 15. “The government is prepared to take whatever actions are necessary,” he said, including strengthening gun laws. Firearms regulation in Australia is primarily handled by…

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The moment it became clear was halfway up Teton Pass’s Taylor Mountain at sunrise. I was skinning in that quiet blue hour, expecting the usual ultralight-boot experience: a cramped toe box, midfoot pressure, and the slightly awkward stride I’ve learned to endure on big climbs. Instead, the TLT X moved with me. My stride felt almost too smooth for a touring boot, and my feet stayed warm. I’ve done this climb countless times, and this was the first time I caught myself thinking more about the sky turning pink overhead than about what was on my feet. Throughout that tour,…

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Most liberals aren’t in favor of putting people in prison for using marijuana, but the gun control lobby thinks its just fine… at least if the marijuana user also possesses a firearm. A 2023 Gallup survey found 87% of Democrats support legalization (along with 70% of independents and 55% of Republicans), which puts groups like Everytown, Giffords, and Brady at odds with their liberal base.  The gun control groups have filed a pair of amicus briefs in support of the government’s position in U.S. v. Hemani that Section 922(g)(3)’s prohibition on gun ownership by “unlawful” users…

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This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog under the title: The West Coast Is Being Absolutely Pummeled By Trillions Of Gallons Of Rain, Wind Speeds Of Up To 144 MPH, And Flooding That Will Close Roads For Months The slow-motion disaster that we are witnessing on the West Coast is unlike anything we have ever seen before.  A series of atmospheric rivers has already dumped trillions of gallons of water on the region, and trillions of gallons of additional water will fall before the end of the year.  This has caused some rivers to…

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