Battles are won by those who have superior information concerning their own tactical situation and that of the enemy. Knowing where your enemy is and what he is doing are perhaps the most important elements of warfare. This knowledge allows a commander to exploit his foe’s weaknesses while avoiding his strengths. It gives him the confidence to go forth and do things that logic and common sense would otherwise veto. Arming himself with as much knowledge as possible about the enemy before battle has been a goal of every commander since the age of sharp sticks and rocks- Harold Coyle “More than Courage”



SWAT prepares to assault the bus


Monday- August 23, 2010. The entire country and Fillipinos elsewhere around the globe and the world itself were witnesses to the unfolding drama of a disgruntled-dismissed police officer...

Here’s a taste of a rather distinct and amusing yuletide festivity quaintly different from the one you’re familiar with. Let's go on a red hot crispy Christmas trip to the ruggedly natural Aussie outback.

While the northern hemisphere is dreamily coated with frosty white winter, this southern part of the world is vibrantly exposed to the scorching summer heat during the entire festive season. Christmas is usually spent on a very hot day under high ultraviolet tanning, on the beach swarmed by glamorous and not-so eye-candies as well as ultra-proud budgie smugglers. In Aussie lingo, “eye-candies” are sweet treats for the male tunnel vision, which always make Martian jaws drop, while “budgie smugglers” are male exhibits who sport a 'lump in the front' resembling a budgie when stuffed down the shorts, which always get Venus’ UV-protective Oakley dropping off for a peep. It has become a tradition for tourists in Sydney to drop by Bondi Beach where up to 40,000 visitors basked...