A Needed Break
I’ve been wrangling with a question that has crossed my mind a few times but has been weighing on me rather heavily recently – should I close the blog? It’s a question that has been...
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Goodbye HTC – Hello Samsung!
Well I’ve kicked HTC to the curb after owning one of their smart phones for nearly 2 years. Before I got my HTC Thunderbolt I was desperate for it because it was not the iPhone and was being touted...
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The Future of Sniping can be Found in Texas
While attending an event at SXSW I was able to see quite a few developments in the area of technology. What I expected to see were things like the xi3 modular computer that is roughly the size of a...
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United Kingdom’s Military Cuts put NATO at Risk
The last two Secretaries of Defense have warned that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is at risk of becoming ineffective and that more budget cuts will further put the alliance in...
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Chinese Army Tied Directly to Most U.S. Hackings
In 2011 the United States made acts of hacking linked directly to a nation an act of war. It was part of a 30 page strategy to deal with cyber threats but the officials stressed that not all hacks...
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The U.S. Nuclear Shield isn’t enough for Japan and South Korea
Roughly 70,000 troops are split between South Korea and Japan remnants of wars past and along with those troops came part of the American nuclear arsenal. Non-nuclear weapons capable allies of the...
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North Korea is Quickly Alienating China
North Korea has always been quite brazen compared to other rogue states but China has always stood by the stubborn little nation in defiance of Western powers and at times the world however North...
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The Loss of an American Hero
Former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle was murdered on Saturday by a fellow veteran whom Chris and a friend were helping work through symptoms of PTSD at a shooting range near Dallas, Texas. Chris Kyle is well...
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Will the Secretary of Defense nominee reverse Bush era position on gun lawsuits?
An article written by Slate’s Sam Kleiner has pointed out a little known alliance between the Department of Defense and the National Rifle Association that came to be during the Bush...
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North Korea Reaches New Levels of Stupidity
North Korea can barely feed a quarter of its people yet its pudgy leader is continuing the tradition of unimaginable military spending in order to appear bigger than they are. North Korea announced...
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