This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The End of the American Dream under the title: We Are Being Conditioned To Expect Some Sort Of A “Big Reveal”, And All Of A Sudden It Seems Like Just About Everyone Is Talking About UFOs And Aliens It isn’t just a coincidence that there has been an explosion in interest in the subject of UFOs and aliens recently. The truth is that we are being conditioned. For decades, books, movies, television shows, and video games have been conditioning us to think a certain way about encounters with very strange unidentified…

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The purpose of the Second Amendment is the defense of this nation. Our Founding Fathers were generally smart men, and they recognized that defending our nation might mean fighting our government. It’s part of why they were largely distrustful of standing armies in the first place and preferred the militia. But, as things have chanced in the last 250 years, a lot of people figure that the purpose of the Second Amendment has also changed. They think it’s about hunting or, if they’re feeling charitable, about personal protection, and not anything else. It’s why they…

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NEW YORK (AP) — Elon Musk announced plans Wednesday for one of the biggest stock sales ever by taking public a space company that is currently losing billions of dollars a year. A filing shows that his SpaceX lost $2.6 billion from operations last year on $18.7 billion in revenue, and the losses kept piling up at the start of this year, too. The prospectus did not put a dollar figure on the amount Musk hopes to raise, but various reports have put it at $75 billion or so. An offering of that size would easily surpass the current title…

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Garett Bolles couldn’t help but think about his late grandfather, Ralph, while meeting a group of veterans last weekend in Colorado Springs, Colo. Ralph, a Korean War Army veteran, died about two months ago. He passed on the value of military sacrifice to his grandson, Bolles, the Denver Broncos’ All-Pro left tackle, who, in turn, is passing it on to his children. It’s the type of patriotic passion that motivates Bolles to spend time with veterans, hearing their stories and saying, “Thank you for your service.” “We, as American people, are blessed in so many ways,” Bolles told Military.com in…

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Austen Alexander has never been one to sit on an idea. The Navy veteran’s mind is always working, thinking of new entrepreneurial goals, leveraging his large YouTube following of over 1.6 million subscribers to promote his businesses. From fitness to gaming to computer software and beyond, if a tangible plan pops into his head, Alexander pursues it. But Alexander’s passions go beyond just business ventures and social media; the former master of arms wants to improve people’s lives. Especially veterans. And he believes there’s a path for veterans to succeed as entrepreneurs without earning master’s degrees in business or pouring…

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Gov. Tim Walz really, really wanted gun control this session. He wanted it so bad, he could taste it as he sashayed about the governor’s mansion. Unfortunately for him, he yet again came up short. He really should be getting used to that by now.Minnesota House Republicans held the line and kept the troubling bills from passing, and while Walz is really bummed out about it, the Sportsmen’s Alliance is celebrating.Minnesota’s 2026 legislative session adjourned sine die at midnight on Sunday, May 18. Thanks to your relentless grassroots advocacy, Governor Walz’s gun control wish list…

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The $200 stamp is gone for several NFA items, but the forms, fingerprints, and waits still bite. Here is what changed, what did not, and how to play it smart. What Changed At $0 And Why You Should Care If you think of old school mafia running Tommy guns when you hear the word “NFA,” you are not alone. The National Firearms Act came into being in 1934, and since then, nothing has been the same. Gone are the days of Sears catalog shotguns and affordably priced full-auto. So what does the NFA mean for gun owners today? What is…

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There are a few movies that stand out to your average gun guy. Heat is a classic, so is Collateral, and we get the John Wick series too. One of the more underrated gun guy flicks is Leon: The Professional. The Professional is an awesome movie. Jean Reno plays an assassin employed by a skeezy, low-level mobster. We don’t see much backstory on the man, but when it comes time to sell his wares, he’s an expert. Dare I say a professional? Leon’s chosen firearms are a pair of Beretta 92FS pistols fitted with a custom compensator. Hero Guns There…

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ACE VR turns living rooms into real practice space with pistol handsets, USPSA-style stages, and hard data. After more than 63,000 virtual rounds, the skill transfer is real. ACE VR Review: Does Virtual Repetition Become Real Skill ACE VR turns your living room into a realistic virtual shooting range using true-to-life pistol controllers and data-driven training drills. That idea sounds ambitious at first; however, after using the ACE VR shooting simulator for more than a year and a half, it consistently delivers on that promise. More importantly, it delivers where it matters most: building real shooting skills that transfer to…

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This budget-friendly 6.5 Creedmoor hunts light, cycles smoothly, and stacks tight groups. After Ruger fixed an early extraction hiccup, the rifle flat-out performed. Sub MOA On A Budget Meet The Ruger American Gen II Predator The Ruger American Gen II Predator proved to be a sub-MOA budget bolt-action rifle with a fluted and threaded barrel and modern hunting stock. Ruger’s latest Predator variant brings meaningful upgrades to a platform already known for blending practicality with solid accuracy. This variant delivers a lightweight rifle that performs well above its price range. Coming in with a street price around $600 street, the…

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Sig jumps into the 2011 game with the P211 GTO, and it flat-out rips. We ran plates and a match to see if this ROMEOX-equipped 9mm really stays glued to target. First Shots With Sig’s P211 GTO – It Isn’t Just Another 2011 “Oh geez!” These were the first words out of my mouth after I shot the new Sig Sauer P211-GTO; more on this reaction later. The P211-GTO is SIG getting into the red-hot 2011 market with their own take on what a modern 2011 handgun should be. With plenty of features, SIG styling, and modernization, the P211 is…

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From the moment he helped pass the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, I wanted to see Sen. John Cornyn gone. Honestly, if we’re going to see a Texas senator support anti-Second Amendment legislation like that, we might as well not see him counted on the ostensibly pro-gun side. He needed to be primaried, though, and hopefully lose his spot on the ticket, and a real Republican could win the seat.Rep. Wesley Hunt is one of those trying to take that seat from Cornyn, and a new ad from his campaign isn’t pulling any punches.Rep. Wesley Hunt…

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Elections have consequences. Sometimes those consequences show up fast — like when one of the nation’s largest defense contractors decides it’s seen enough and heads for the exits barely a month after the new governor takes office. That’s exactly what happened in Virginia this week. Boeing announced it’s yanking its Defense, Space & Security headquarters out of Arlington and heading back to St. Louis — the same division it moved to Virginia in 2022 when business-friendly Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin was making the Commonwealth an attractive place to build things that go boom in defense of this country. Youngkin’s gone…

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