Author: Gunner Quinn
Editor’s Introductory Note: This essay was first posted at Brandon Smith’s Alt-Market.us. It is reposted with permission. — Transgenderism is not a civil rights movement; it’s a social engineering experiment. The LGBT movement is not a struggle for equal rights; it’s a covert war for political control. The agenda of the people involved in the spheres of trans-activism are radical zealots hellbent on the destruction of their enemies by any means necessary – And if you believe in logic, objective reality, biological science, and moral imperative, then you are one of their enemies. A prime strategy of the trans movement…
Over the Labor Day weekend, a significant police presence did not prevent violence in New York City, where one person was killed and 11 others injured in separate shootings. The incidents occurred in Brooklyn, near the West Indian American Day Parade, and in the Bronx outside a bodega, illustrating an alarming surge in gun violence even as shot numbers have reportedly declined in the city overall for the year. Among the victims in Brooklyn were seven individuals ranging in age from 14 to 53, all in stable condition after the shootings occurred around the parade’s conclusion. Meanwhile, a 24-year-old man…
On September 3, 301, San Marino, one of the smallest nations in the world and the world’s oldest republic still in existence, was founded by Marinus. He was named a Saint by the Roman Catholic church. — English general and statesman Oliver Cromwell died on September 3, 1658. — On September 3, 1752, Great Britain and its colonies, including the future United States of America officially adopted the Gregorian calendar, and it immediately became September the 14th. — Today’s feature article is a guest post by our friend and fellow American Redoubt resident Brandon Smith, the editor of the Alt-Market.us…
Over Labor Day weekend, Chicago witnesses a staggering toll of eight fatalities and 50 injuries from at least 37 separate shootings, igniting calls for federal intervention. In response, former President Donald Trump labels the city as “the worst and most dangerous city in the World, by far,” seeking to justify increased federal presence amidst rising violence. This year’s lethal incidents surpass last year’s count during the same weekend, prompting renewed attention on the city’s enduring struggle with gun violence. Chicago’s leaders, including Mayor Brandon Johnson, attribute much of the problem to the influx of firearms from neighboring states with looser…
In a dramatic hearing at the Georgia state Capitol, eight former leaders and employees of the CDC, including those who recently resigned, express urgent concerns about public health risks linked to Trump administration policies. The testimonies highlight disarray at the CDC, particularly regarding a shift in COVID-19 vaccination guidance that officials learned about via social media and unexpected meetings. Dr. Debra Houry, a former chief medical officer, along with other ex-officials, points to the severe implications of abandoning key health initiatives, including violence prevention strategies that have been vital in responding to gun violence across the nation. With Health and…
Dove hunting season is officially underway in North Texas, starting September 1 and running until November 9. In Frisco, hunters have designated areas where they can legally hunt, provided they have permission from landowners. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department outlines that hunting must also adhere to safety regulations, including maintaining a significant distance from schools and residential areas. In Frisco, specific maps highlight permitted hunting zones, with green areas representing tracts of 10 acres or larger and blue areas indicating those of 50 acres or more. Hunters are reminded that a valid hunting license and a Migratory Game Bird…
Quail Forever announces the acquisition of an 80-acre parcel near Centerville, enhancing public hunting access and boosting habitat for quail populations. The new land, located adjacent to existing wildlife management areas at Rathbun Lake, includes prairie enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, providing essential resources for quail conservation. This parcel will be integrated into the Iowa Habitat and Access Program, which allows public hunting and effective habitat management. Eric Sytsma, Quail Forever’s habitat protection officer, emphasizes that this property is crucial for expanding efforts to support Iowa’s growing quail population, where hunters harvested approximately 27,500 quail in 2024. With over…
Wichita city officials and community organizations address a tragic series of shootings that left three people dead and four others injured over Labor Day weekend. Senior Program Manager Kevin Harrison of Cure Violence Wichita emphasizes the organization’s mission to prevent retaliatory violence by engaging the community with positive alternatives. City Councilwoman Maggie Ballard expresses her devastation over the violence and calls for a comprehensive approach to address the crisis. Both leaders advocate for active community involvement, noting that changing the tide of gun violence will require collective efforts. The recent surge mirrors a national trend, underscoring the urgency of the…
A man opens fire inside a Bank of America branch in Anaheim on Tuesday morning, but miraculously, no injuries are reported. The shooting occurs around 10:45 a.m. within the bank located across from the Anaheim Police Department, prompting a rapid response from dozens of officers who rush to the scene to apprehend the suspect. Witnesses inside the bank describe hearing gunfire and being instructed to evacuate by the manager. Police quickly arrest the shooter and recover a firearm, alleviating fears of a larger threat. This incident highlights the urgent realities of safety in public spaces and the crucial role of…
President Donald Trump asserts that he can deploy the National Guard to U.S. states through an executive order he signed last week, urging a restructuring of the National Guard to address civil disturbances. He cites increasing crime rates in cities like Chicago as justification, even as data shows a 25 percent decline in gun violence there in the first half of 2025 compared to the previous year. Amid the debate over state versus federal powers, questions arise about the potential implications of such deployments and the responses from city officials. As tensions regarding public safety and crime intervention grow, the…