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January 15, 2026January 15, 2026

Anarcho-tyranny: Its Rise In The World And The Coming Fall!

Lately, this idea’s caught on as crime climbs and governments seem pickier about which laws they actually enforce, especially in Western countries. Critics on the right love to point at places like San Francisco. There, shoplifting under $950 basically went unpunished for a while. Stores got hit with constant theft, and many just closed up shop.

Other cities, like Chicago and New York, saw progressive prosecutors dial back charges for violent crimes. After 2020, crime shot up. People noticed.

Over in the UK, folks see the same thing.

Police get slammed for going easy on knife crime or grooming gangs, but they’re quick to arrest people for so-called hate speech or for things they post online. In 2025, headlines focused on mass arrests over online comments during riots, while street violence seemed to go unchecked. Ireland and Canada share similar stories—fights over immigration and free speech are wrapped up in complaints about who the law really targets.

Why’s this happening? A lot of it traces back to shifts in how people think about justice. Since the 1960s, progressive reforms, “defund the police” pushes, and a new class of managers have placed greater emphasis on equity than on order. Urban decay and growing inequality make crime worse, while government red tape slows everything down. The left, meanwhile, brushes off “anarcho-tyranny” as just a scare tactic, saying it’s an excuse to crack down harder on already marginalized people.

But there’s pushback.

In California, voters got fed up and passed Proposition 36 in 2024, stiffening theft laws again. Tough-on-crime candidates started winning races in 2024 and 2025. In Britain, public anger over “two-tier” policing spilled into street protests and shaped politics.

People want justice that actually feels fair. If they keep pushing, you’ll see reforms—stronger law enforcement, less nitpicking over what people say or do in daily life. History’s full of moments when order made a comeback because the public demanded it. Maybe we’re watching the high point of anarcho-tyranny fade, as leaders finally start to listen.

Stay Vigilant and Be Prepared

You play a critical role in your preparedness. By preparing yourself for the unexpected, you will become more self-reliant and a valuable asset to your community.

Stop The Bleed

The “Stop the Bleed” course is designed to teach individuals how to respond to bleeding emergencies effectively. It’s a crucial skill set for both everyday situations and emergencies, helping to control severe bleeding until professional medical help arrives. Here’s an overview of what you can expect from the course:

Course Objectives:

Recognize Bleeding:

Understand the types of bleeding (arterial, venous, capillary) and how to identify severe bleeding.

Control Bleeding:
Apply Direct Pressure: Learn how to use cloths or bandages to apply pressure directly to the wound.
Use Tourniquets: Understand when and how to apply a tourniquet to control severe arterial bleeding from limbs.
Pack Wounds: For severe bleeding that doesn’t respond to direct pressure, learn how to pack the wound with gauze to control bleeding.

Manage Shock:

Recognize signs of shock (e.g., pale skin, rapid pulse) and learn how to manage it by keeping the person calm and comfortable, and elevating their legs if possible.

Hands-On Practice:
Practice techniques using realistic scenarios and mannequins to gain confidence and skill in controlling bleeding.

Course Content:

Introduction to Bleeding:

- Overview of anatomy related to bleeding.
- Discussion on how bleeding can be life-threatening.

First Aid Techniques:

- Detailed instructions on how to apply direct pressure, use tourniquets, and pack wounds.
- Demonstration of proper techniques and tools.

Scenario Practice:

- Hands-on practice with simulations to apply learned skills in a controlled environment.

Review and Certification:

- Recap of key points and techniques.
- Certification or acknowledgement of participation (if applicable).

How to Take the Course:

Prepare for the Course:

- Wear comfortable clothing and be prepared to participate in hands-on activities.

Utilize Resources:

- After completing the course, review the materials provided and practice techniques regularly to keep your skills sharp.

Importance:

Save Lives:

- Effective bleeding control can be the difference between life and death in emergencies.

Boost Confidence:

- Knowing what to do in a bleeding emergency helps you act quickly and calmly.

Community Impact:

- Being trained empowers you to assist others in need, potentially saving lives in critical situations.

The “Stop the Bleed” course is an invaluable skill set that equips you to handle severe bleeding emergencies effectively and confidently.

This course is two hours in length. All students will receive a certificate of completion upon completing the course. The class is taught by an experienced instructor in CPR/AED, First Aid, and Advanced Bleeding Control. Parking is free. Class Minimum: 4 students

Cancellation & Reschedule Policy:

NO REFUND if you cancel with less than 7 days’ notice
*Cancellations received at least 7 days before class may request a refund minus a $5 processing fee or receive full credit to another class.
*Cancellations received less than 7 days but at least 24 hours before class can be rescheduled with a $10 rescheduling fee. One reschedule is allowed, and your rescheduled class must take place within 90 days of the original class date.
*Cancellations received less than 24 hours before class and “no shows” will not be issued a refund.

CPR/AED First Aid – Private On-site

Transform your location’s safety preparedness

With our private on-site Group CPR/AED and First Aid classes. Our expert instructors bring comprehensive training directly to your team, ensuring convenience and relevance. Tailored to your organization’s needs, this hands-on session fosters teamwork and equips participants with life-saving skills. Ideal for businesses, schools, or community groups, our on-site classes offer practical, personalized training for every scenario. Schedule your private group session today and elevate your readiness to respond effectively in emergencies!

Our classes range from 2.5 to 6 hours, depending on your needs.

You must have:

A large and well-ventilated training space with tables and chairs
A large open floor space that accommodates your group size and is well-spaced for hands-on skills practice.
An audio-visual system (TV/DVD/Projector) to play the course videos (preferred).

Class offerings

First Aid w/ CPR-AED
Pediatric First Aid w/ CPR-AED
Wilderness First Aid
Stop the Bleed / Advanced Bleeding Control
Bloodborne Pathogen (certification & non-cert level)

January 1, 2026January 1, 2026

Knowledge and Skills Are Your Most Important Tools!

Tools come and go

They fail, you lose them, run out of power, or are not within reach when you need them most. Knowledge and skills are different. You carry them everywhere. They work in any environment. They remain functional when conditions are poor, and options are limited.

In everyday life, most problems are not solved by having the perfect piece of equipment. They are solved by understanding what matters first and knowing how to act. When an unexpected situation unfolds, your response depends less on what you own and more on what you know.

Knowledge gives you clarity

It helps you recognize what is actually happening instead of reacting to surface details. In stressful moments, confusion wastes time. A trained mind cuts through that confusion by prioritizing. You know which problems demand immediate attention and which ones can wait. That awareness alone can prevent minor issues from becoming serious ones.

Skills turn knowledge into action

Knowing what to do is only helpful if you can do it under pressure. Skills are built through repetition and practical use. They allow you to move with purpose rather than hesitation. Whether it is providing basic medical care, navigating safely, or communicating clearly, skills reduce dependence on outside help. Possession is not equal to Competence!

Consider common situations

Someone gets injured at home. A vehicle breaks down far from town. Weather disrupts power and communication. In each case, tools may help, but skills carry the situation forward. The ability to stay calm, assess conditions, and take measured steps often matters more than any item you could have.

Knowledge and skills also support good decision-making

Many mistakes happen not because people lack tools, but because they act too quickly or focus on the wrong problem. Training builds habits. You pause. Assess safety. Address the most serious risk first. These habits are transferable across situations, which makes them reliable.

Another advantage is adaptability

Tools are designed for specific uses. Skills adapt to events. When supplies are limited, you improvise. When plans fail, you adjust. Understanding principles allows you to apply them in new ways. This flexibility is what keeps people moving forward when conditions change.

Building these tools does not require you to be extreme

It starts with practical learning. Focus on skills you can use where you live and work. Practice them in realistic ways. Review them often enough to keep them familiar. Teaching others reinforces your own understanding and strengthens group readiness.

Knowledge and skills also build confidence

Not the kind that leads to risk-taking, but the kind that supports steady action. You trust your ability to respond. Notice issues sooner. Recover faster when things go wrong. This confidence carries into daily life, improving judgment and reducing stress.

The most reliable tools are the ones you never set down. Knowledge and skills do not depend on circumstances. They are always available, always relevant, and always worth developing.