Category Archives: Heroes, Comrades and Brothers

Say Uncle links to a rumor that within the next couple of days VP Dick Cheney will step down for health reasons, to be replaced by Senator Frist. Well, health reasons or “health reasons,” I’d be sorry to see him … Continue reading →

Joe Huffman reports that his nephew, Jason, who was wounded in Iraq, will be attending the State of the Union speech tonight in the gallery of Congress. It is very good to hear that he is now well enough to travel. … Continue reading →

You don’t tug on Superman’s cape, You don’t spit into the wind, You don’t pull the bars off of LT Smash, And you don’t mess around with Slim. Yeah, something like that! I didn’t pull them off of him, but … Continue reading →

A new edition of Jeff Cooper’s monthly Commentaries is up. There was a bit of a gap between November’s edition and now, which caused some to worry about his health. Not that he hasn’t given plenty of warning about that: In … Continue reading →

Blogger, Protest Warrior and long time RNS reader (all the way back to the black and blue days) Mad Mikey has had a stroke and is currently in the hospital recovering from surgury. If you’re the praying type, yours won’t be … Continue reading →

C-SPAN’s been running a talk by Glen Caroline, the NRA-ILA’s Grassroots Division Director, at American University this past Friday. He’s pretty impressive, but I transcribed the best part ’cause I figure most folks won’t want to sit through an hour-long … Continue reading →

to volunteer as readers/vetters/editors in an effort to provide a channel for reliable, accurate news reporting from soldiers at the front. Yon says:

Listening to local talk-radio last night, I heard some guys you might want to know about. They are called “The Pipe Hitters Unionâ€? From the front page of their site, The term “Pipe Hittersâ€? describes people that you call when … Continue reading →

From Colorado Springs comes the news that approximately 130 Air Force Academy Airmen will be heading to Iraq next month. To be honest, when I saw this headline, my first instinct was to read through it to see if the … Continue reading →

You may not remember her name, but you probably remember Patricia Konie as the lady who was slammed to the ground and had her gun stolen from her by authorities as they forcibly removed from her home “For Her Own … Continue reading →