The Conversation That Refuses to Die One year ago, I wrote that something had fundamentally changed. Not because little green men landed on the White House lawn. Not because a flying saucer appeared over New York City. Something changed because serious people began asking serious questions. Since then, the conversation has only accelerated. Government agencies … Continue reading The Disclosure Era: Part II
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Honor Above All
The Viking Code That Built a Civilization By D.W. Roach | Marauder Books If I asked you to name the greatest weapon of the Viking Age, you might say the mighty Dane axe. Others would choose the longship with it's clinker built hull and ability to navigate both the open ocean and river systems. Some … Continue reading Honor Above All
Heroes & Monsters: Vikings Beyond Warriors
How Mythic Beasts and Archetypes Reflect Viking Psychology D.W. Roach When most people hear the word Viking, they picture a warrior — axe raised, shield locked, prow cutting through cold surf. But the Viking mind was not shaped by battle alone. It was shaped by monsters. In the Norse worldview, the wild was not empty. … Continue reading Heroes & Monsters: Vikings Beyond Warriors
Vikings, Conquest, and the Comfortable Lie of Modern Moralism
By D.W. Roach MarauderBooks.com Preface: On Perspective and Experience Before continuing, context matters. I am a United States citizen and a United States Marine. I have spent over twenty years working in the physical protection industry, serving multiple Fortune 500 companies and alongside law enforcement professionals. My career has been rooted in threat assessment, deterrence, … Continue reading Vikings, Conquest, and the Comfortable Lie of Modern Moralism