Primordial Defense

09/06/2026

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/08/meta-ai-glasses-may-get-creepier-and-apps-that-detect-them-arent-perfect/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Ars looks at Zuckoff, the latest free app detecting Meta AI glasses amid privacy backlash.

09/06/2026

DEVELOPING: MAN SHOT BY OFF-DUTY HPD SERGEANT WORKING HOSPITAL SECURITY

A man in his early 30s was shot three times in the torso by an off-duty Houston Police Department sergeant working hospital security Saturday night after a reported knife incident inside the emergency room at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, 900 Gessner Road.

According to the preliminary account, the man had been receiving treatment when he reportedly pulled out a knife inside a treatment room. Several security officers responded and attempted to contain the situation.

Security deployed three Tasers during the confrontation. After the third deployment, the man reportedly went down. The security sergeant then attempted to secure the knife.

The man reportedly regained consciousness, grabbed the knife again and reached for it, prompting the off-duty HPD sergeant to discharge his fi***rm.

The man was struck three times in the torso. The sergeant was reportedly the only security officer who fired a weapon.

Medical personnel immediately provided treatment, and the injured man was expected to be transferred to another hospital for additional care. His current condition has not been released.

HPD is investigating the shooting.

⚠️ This remains a developing story. All information is preliminary and subject to change as investigators release additional details.

09/05/2026

09/04/2026

In videos posted to social media, a Maryland fi***rms instructor revealed it cost thousands of dollars to obtain enough concealed carry permits to legally carry a fi***rm all across the country.

Liberty Justice Center filed a petition for a writ of certiorari with the Supreme Court on Aug. 24, arguing Minnesota’s refusal to recognize out-of-state concealed carry permits was turning the Second Amendment into a “second-class right.” In the videos, one from January 2023, the other from March, Chad Albrecht, the owner of School of the American R***e based out of Elkton, Maryland, revealed he spent over $12,000 to secure permits from 46 states and the Washington, D.C.

09/03/2026

On your Thursday edition of Sunrise Spotlight, Ashlee Wilson is joined by Tarsis Hicks, with the Hispanic Community Alliance of Bowling Green, to talk about the upcoming Latin American & Caribbean Festival. WATCH > https://tinyurl.com/29ap9m64

08/31/2026

This is a screenshot of a security camera at a public park in Hopkinsville, Kentucky from August 30th, 2021. Juveniles shooting guns at other juveniles.

Where do these guns come from in these type of crimes? A lot of them come from law abiding people. Law abiding citizens are arming street thugs when they carelessly leave their unsecured guns in unsecured vehicles or unsecured compartments in vehicles and when left unsecured in unoccupied homes. If your gun is not on you or within an arms length of you then it needs to be made inaccessible or inoperable to unauthorized people.

Do not leave your gun in the middle console of your car. The middle console does not lock. If you leave the gun in your car then lock it in the glove box at least. Ideally you should buy a gun box for your car to keep the gun in. Always lock your car. Lots of criminals do what’s called “car hopping.” They just go around car to car to see which one is unlocked and will take whatever is accessible to them. This is how a lot of guns are stolen.

If you leave a gun at home while you’re at work or elsewhere then that that gun needs to be made inaccessible or inoperable. Put it in a safe or put a lock on it. When you return home you can unsecure it for home defense purposes. Leaving your r***e fully loaded and sitting in closet or behind bedroom door where anyone can easily access it and take off with it is reckless, irresponsible behavior that puts everyone else at risk.

And I’m not interested at all in hearing your bu****it response of “don’t be blaming the law abiding citizens, blame the criminals” or any variation of that crap. Lawful gun owners who store their fi***rms irresponsibly are criminals. They are wantonly endangering others. You wouldn’t leave your house hold chemicals out and about in the household with toddlers in the home or let them play unsupervised in the backyard where there is a pool. Common sense is common sense. Your house and car can be broken into. That’s a fact. If you’re not going to carry your gun then lock it up so as****es can’t easily steal it and use it in street crimes. It’s a lot harder for someone to steal a gun when it’s on you.

The other way these criminals get guns is through straw purchases. Someone who is legally able to buy one will buy a gun and then resell it to someone who isn’t able to legally buy one. When these people are caught they should be thoroughly punished. Not a slap on the wrist pretrial diversion.

Our relaxed courts are a clear and present danger to our society. Criminals don’t fear the criminal justice system. They see it as annoying but they don’t truly fear it. Their brazen criminal acts prove this. Case in point is this screenshot of a juvenile offender shooting at kids in a park. What’s the most that will happen to him? Four to eight months in a “camp” where they’ll get to play basketball and PlayStation every day, get an MP3 player, go on “outings” where they get to leave the camp and go to public to eat or go to movie theaters, get furloughs to go home for a weekend, and get a night time snack before bed every night. That’s a pretty sweet deal for trying to kill other kids.