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At about 6:22 a.m. on October 23, 1983, a suicide bomber drove a 19-ton yellow Mercedes stake-bed truck into the U.S. Marine compound at Beirut International Airport. He circled the public parking lot, crashed through barbed wire, blew past two sentry posts and a final gate, and drove straight into the lobby of the BLT 1/8 headquarters. The truck was packed with gas-enhanced … [Read more...] about October 23, 1983 – Never Forgotten

In the last 2.5 years, I have lost three brothers to suicide.  All three had silent wars going on in their souls and felt this was the only way to win the battle.  It rocks my world to think that if I would have asked.  If I would have stepped in and asked the hard questions, they might still be here with us today. I suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress (PTS). However, you will … [Read more...] about The Wound, Not the Defect: Redefining Post-Traumatic Stress

The 2025 Indian Scout Bobber Sixty is a phenomenal canvas right off the showroom floor, but let’s be honest: no bike stays stock for long. To get that perfect blend of aggressive "mean" and long-haul comfort, I’ve started a series of upgrades focusing on sound, ergonomics, and that classic bobber aesthetic. Here is a breakdown of the modifications I’ve made to transform the … [Read more...] about Customizing My 2025 Indian Scout Bobber Sixty: The Story So Far

The "Communication & Honesty" Rules The Weekend Question: If you ask a question on Friday night, and the answer is "nothing," and we answer "nothing," and you get mad because we did "nothing," we are not lying. We literally did nothing. The "Fine" Trap: If you say "I'm fine," we will believe you. We know you probably aren't, but the argument just isn't worth … [Read more...] about Man Rules…

No speeches.No megaphones.No political motives.No religious campaigning.No racial narratives. And yet—look at the people who walk beside them. A living mosaic of colors, backgrounds, beliefs, cultures, and economic walks of life. Without issuing a single demand or slogan, they quietly demonstrate exactly what this country is longing for. This walk is a pilgrimage—not for … [Read more...] about A Walk for Peace