Jay Gore

Coming up! The WPZ DB3! I decided to make the number value match the cap count. Print on the way!

Is 45 ACP still relevant as an EDC caliber?

CNN claimed that a majority of Americans are going to visit Obama's Presidential Center. Do you plan on visiting ?? A. YES B. NO

Back in the day, the KGB would send agents who used “critical theory” to split every society into victims and oppressors to deliberately stir class against class, race against race, and faith against faith until the fighting created enough chaos to blame the leader, tank his support, and slide their puppet into power while everyone was distracted. The modern left has run that exact same playbook across America and the West, and they’ve done it from within, without spies or secret police. They divided people by identity in universities and corporations, they inflamed grievances through media and institutions, and they branded anyone who pushed back as the real threat to democracy. While the violence does look different now with riots, cancel culture, vandalism, lawfare, and assassinations instead of open street battles, the goal hasn’t changed. And too many still won’t admit we’re giving up our freedom one manufactured division at a time. And that’s simply because leftism is a violent cult that is incompatible with a free, just, safe, and civilized society.

American Exceptionalism XII: The Louisiana Purchase The World Before: Empires usually grow by blood. Borders move when armies march, cities burn, and the strong carve maps from the weak. Land is taken, held, and buried under the cost of conquest. The American Answer: The Louisiana Purchase doubled the United States without a continental war. Jefferson bought an empire’s worth of land with ink, nerve, and opportunity, turning a young coastal republic toward the interior of a continent. America did not merely expand. It opened the horizon. The Legacy: The Purchase made America impossible to contain. Rivers, plains, mountains, farms, cities, railroads, and generations of settlers would pour into a space vast enough to turn a fragile republic into a continental power. The United States stopped being a nation on the edge of history. It became the nation history would have to cross. The Threat: The enemies of this country hate expansion when it belongs to free people. They prefer citizens managed, crowded, dependent, and small. The Louisiana Purchase carried a different assumption westward: that a people born in liberty could fill a continent without asking permission from old powers. That frontier has never fully closed.