I was introduced to Bert, the very alert turtle, when I was in first grade. For a variety of reasons (not all of them good), this five-minute film is worth remembering.
Liberty
Links
- American Bushman Blog
- American Knife & Tool Institute
- The Art of Manliness
- Backwoods Home
- BladeForums
- Buckeye Firearms Association
- The Center for Consumer Freedom
- EDC
- The 1851 Center for Constitutional Law
- Equipped to Survive
- Federation of American Scientists
- Gary Johnson 2012
- Global Incident Map
- The Heritage Guide to the Constitution
- I.C.E. Training
- The Internet Archive
- Knife Rights
- KnifeForums
- M4Carbine.net
- McGuffey Lane
- National Rifle Association
- National Terror Alert
- Ohioans for Concealed Carry
- The Pew Research Center
- Prime Time Shortwave
- Radio Reference
- Ready.gov
- Reason Online
- RimfireCentral
- Secular Coalition for America
- Stormdrane's Blog
- Survival Blog
- Survival Topics
- 10-8 Forums
- Urban Survival Guide
- U.S. Concealed Carry Association
- Wood Trekker
- Woods Monkey
Library
- The American Boys' Handybook of Camp-Lore & Woodcraft (Daniel Carter Beard)
- Camping & Woodcraft (Horace Kephart)
- FM 3-05.70 Survival (pdf)
- FM 3-50.3 Survival, Evasion & Recovery (pdf)
- I remember Woody (Mike Harden)
- Jeff Cooper's Commentaries (a.k.a. Gunsite Gossip)
- The Law (Frédéric Bastiat)
- On Sheep, Wolves & Sheepdogs (Lt. Col. Dave Grossman)
- Some Mistakes of Moses: The Politicians (Robert Green Ingersoll)
- Walden; or, Life in the Woods (Henry David Thoreau)
- Why I Am An Agnostic (Robert Green Ingersoll)
- Woodcraft (George Washington Sears, a.k.a. Nessmuk)
- Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (Robert M. Pirsig)
What's in a (screen) name?
"The clergy know that I know that they know that they do not know."
"The citizen must be his own warrior, his own policeman, his own defender of his life and home." (Horace Kephart)