Author: Gunner Quinn
At its essence, a prepper lifestyle is geared toward avoiding trauma and drama. This explains why most preppers are: Well-trained, well-armed, well-stocked, morally upright and altruistic, geographically well-situated in inland rural areas, well-informed/situationally aware, and, self-sufficient. This contrasts us from society’s normal sheeple, who are generally the inverse, to wit: Poorly-trained, unarmed or very poorly armed minimally stocked, morally ambiguous and opportunistic, choose to live in vulnerable regions (i.e. high-population coastal cities) generally oblivious and under-informed, and, system-dependent. Media and Politics One of the great ironies of 21st-century society is that the mass media is fixated on trauma and drama,…
A 19-year-old employee, Jaidan Dozier, is arrested at Ordinary Joe’s Bar in Oakville after allegedly pointing a gun at a coworker during a disturbance. Witnesses report that the confrontation escalated when Dozier exited the bar, only to return with a firearm, leading to a chaotic scene that prompted police intervention. Upon arrival, officers noted that Dozier fled the area but was quickly apprehended with the assistance of K9 units. Authorities discovered he was armed with a ghost gun featuring a high-capacity magazine, which adds a serious layer to the charges filed against him, including threatening and reckless endangerment. Dozier is…
On September 7, 70, the Roman army under General Titus occupied and plundered Jerusalem. — On September 7, 1876, the Younger Brothers outlaws, who were often allied with Jesse James, were captured following an unsuccessful bank robbery in Northfield, Minnesota. There, armed townsmen bested the robbers in a protracted gun battle. — Today is the birthday of novelist Taylor Caldwell. (Born 1900 – August 30, 1985). — And September 7th is also the birthday of Richard Cole, born in 1915. He passed away on April 8, 2019, at age 103. Cole was the last living Doolittle Raider. He was General…
Hopewell Police swiftly apprehend Johnnie Terrell McGhee, 42, less than 24 hours after the fatal shooting of 34-year-old Travis Lamont Coleman on September 5. McGhee faces serious charges, including second-degree murder and the use of a firearm in a felony, following the incident in the Arlington Road-Raleigh Street area. Police Chief Greg Taylor highlights the critical role of community support and the tireless efforts of law enforcement in achieving this rapid arrest. As Hopewell grapples with its sixth murder of the year, the investigation continues, raising questions about the motive behind the shooting and the safety of the community. Read…
Paterson police are bracing for possible gang violence on September 7 during the city’s annual Dominican parade, with concerns about a planned gun battle between rival factions of the Trinitarios street gang. An internal police alert details how gang members may hide firearms in backpacks and vehicles, escalating tensions ahead of the festivities. Officials have deployed over 150 local officers, supplemented by law enforcement from New Jersey State Police and neighboring jurisdictions, in response to intelligence suggesting a confrontation with the “BB7 Trinis” from New York. This potential violence comes on the heels of a recent fatal shooting alleged to…
The dove hunting season in Arkansas kicks off on September 6, 2025, with 19 wildlife management areas (WMAs) prepared to welcome eager hunters. The season offers more than 600 acres of public access designated for dove hunting, providing a variety of landscapes, including sunflowers and top-sown wheat fields to attract birds. Hunters who applied for permits during August will gain exclusive access to certain areas on the opening weekend, enhancing the excitement of the hunt. Wildlife management officials note the importance of habitat diversity, as fields planted in wheat not only draw doves but also sustain local deer populations as…
A recent public hearing in Chippewa County, Minnesota, reveals a deep divide among deer hunters regarding the proposal to allow rifle use during the 2026 firearm season. The county commissioners gathered feedback from 28 participants, with opinions evenly split on maintaining shotgun-only restrictions that have been in place since 1944. Proponents of maintaining the status quo express safety concerns and fear for the deer population, citing the potential for overharvesting and increased injuries to deer. Conversely, those in favor of lifting the restrictions argue that rifles could enhance safety by allowing for more accurate shots and better hunter dispersion. With…
Reservations for put-and-take pheasant hunts across Indiana will open at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, signaling the start of this popular hunting season. These hunts are designed to provide an accessible and enjoyable experience for both novice and experienced hunters, allowing participants to secure their spots for the duration of the hunting period. These events are a great opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to engage with nature and enjoy camaraderie in the field. As interest in hunting continues to grow, details on the reservation process and specific locations will be crucial for ensuring that hunters can take advantage of the season. Read…
Baltimore Police are investigating two separate shootings that occurred Saturday night, leaving a 55-year-old man injured in Allendale and a 39-year-old man wounded in South Baltimore. The incidents have sparked concern in the community as law enforcement works to piece together the circumstances surrounding these violent occurrences. Details surrounding the shootings remain unclear, but police are actively seeking information from witnesses to aid their investigation. As both neighborhoods grapple with the impact of these incidents, officials urge residents to report any relevant information that could lead to identifying the suspects involved. Read full story at www.baltimoresun.com Read the full article…
A 20-year-old man is pronounced dead following a shooting in Sugar House early Saturday morning, according to Salt Lake City Police. Officers responded to reports of gunfire shortly before 12:20 a.m. at the intersection of 1300 South and Wilson Ave, where they discovered the victim suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. Preliminary investigations reveal the shooting resulted from an escalating argument between two groups, culminating in the suspect, 24-year-old Cesar Gonzalez Juarez, drawing a firearm and firing at the victim. Juarez has since been arrested and is facing homicide charges, with the Homicide Squad working alongside the medical examiner’s office to…