In this episode we take our deepest dive yet into practical emergency medical care thanks to the input of Alu Axelman. Alu’s competency and teaching ability is evident — you’ll likely gain a better grasp on scenarios you may encounter and may feel motivated to do more research and training to become better-prepared. In addition …
#015 Alu Axleman on Medical Skills & Tools, Mindset & Firearms Read More »
In Chicago Idriz Redzovic detains aggressor, in Utah Kristin Fowles looks out for neighbor, in Buffalo Reynaldo Beckford stops gunman — details on these and other instances of individuals who acted heroically in this installment of Good Samaritan Stories. Call them protectors. Call them good samaritans. They inspire and demonstrate the positive impact that one …
Recently I had the opportunity to introduce Duty To Protect to listeners of The Free Thought Project podcast. That conversation can be heard below or via their site: Podcast – Pete Eyre – A Duty To Protect And Where Police Accountability Must Go Next Overall, I really enjoyed this conversation and think Jason, Matt and …
A Conversation with The Free Thought Project’s Jason Bassler and Matt Agorist Read More »
Our guest this week is Lee Morrison. He is a dangerous gentleman in the true sense. His life experiences and drive have culminated in a dynamic method of self-protection called Urban Combatives. While this obviously includes physical components (which are damn effective), as Lee expounds, the even more important aspect — and one that is …
#013 Urban Combatives & the Peaceful Warrior Mindset: Interview with Lee Morrison Read More »
In Missouri YoVan Young shield woman and returns fire, in Georgie Kelcey Willis rescues child from aggressor, in Pennsylvania Kenneth Vineyard saves stranger then his life is tragically taken — details on these and other instances of individuals who acted heroically in this installment of Good Samaritan Stories. Call them protectors. Call them good samaritans. …
Our guest this week is Jason Bassler, co-founder of The Free Thought Project and founder of Police The Police. A self-described activist, anarchist, and abolitionist, he is thoughtful and eloquent. His strike-the-root message is not just accessible it is empowering. In this conversation Jason delves first into the omnipresent conditioning to which most of us …
011 Jason Bassler: Acknowledge Problem, Self-Educate, Plant Seeds Read More »
A woman deters NYC subway stabber with pepper spray, a father defends family and other party-goers in Surprise, Arizona, an aggressor is shut-down by Power Rangers in Oakland, California — details on these and other instances of individuals who saw something amiss and chose to step-up to make the situation better in this batch of …
Police have no duty to protect you, the individual. We review court cases that have reached this conclusion and discuss how you, now aware of this fact, may choose to act upon it — opting to be more responsible for your own protection. Related Links: Know of a good samaritan? Visit Anchor.fm/Duty-To-Protect and click the “Message” button to leave us …
#009 Police Have No Duty To Protect You, The Individual Read More »
A man in Georgia heroically frees a family from a vehicle moments before it gets struck by a train, a teenager in New York makes the ultimate sacrifice to save his sister, an anonymous neighbor in Michigan stops a violent killer — details on these and other instances of individuals who saw something amiss and …
If you love something you’ll protect it. In this episode we present a bit of the basics of physical protection, largely inspired by the practical, effective input of Lee Morrison and Urban Combatives. If you face a violent threat and cannot escape, or are coming to the aid of another person what do you do? Use …
